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Dark Physics & Dark A.I. & Dark Dynamix / Fluid Emitters / Character Controllers Help

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CSGames94
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How do you get Fluid Emitters to keep emitting fluid?

And how to make character controllers push objects?
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Posted: 28th Feb 2009 10:44
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change the varable to flow.



other one seen in the SDK not sure how Dark physX does it.

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Posted: 28th Feb 2009 11:13 Edited at: 28th Feb 2009 11:15
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to make character controllers push objects try

PHY SET TRIGGER CALLBACK id

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Thanks for replying, but the Phy Set Fluid Emitter Type is set to a constant flow rate, but stops emitting fluids after awhile.
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Posted: 1st Mar 2009 19:24
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might be you have on drain.

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The Drain is there too.
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I used the flowing fluids demo that came with Dark Physics, the emitter is set to keep emitting, but is stops after awhile. Why does it do this?

Edit-- How do you get the old fluids back?
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Posted: 1st Mar 2009 21:46
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I think you use the 8.4.? drivers.

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Quote: "I think you use the 8.4.? drivers."


What do you mean?
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Nvidia 8.4.? something drivers were when fluids worked on all graphics cards.

post your just your fluid emitter set up and I give it run even though I will not really be able to see it properly.

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I used the demo Flowing Fluids.
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Posted: 1st Mar 2009 23:28
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change this line to this.



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Already did that too.
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I notice that there no buffer in demo, wonder if that will help or have you tried that as well.



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Posted: 2nd Mar 2009 00:07
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Just tried it, but it still stops after awhile even quicker.
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you must a good graphics card as it takes mine 10 - 20 mins to get to stop and I have to watch it in debug to see it going.

Question: in debug I see lots of spheres that make up the fluids and these are what I call big, almost as big as the spheres that are dropped what do you see on your system.

I think we can say that this a broken command and needs fixing whenever they get around to the next fix.

more command that everybody finds broken the better it will be.

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I don't see the fluids on the visual debugger, but I see the fluids on the program.
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are you using the up to date one has a green circle icon in the title bar.

link to site in his thread if not got it yet.

http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=145899&b=30

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Just got the new viewer, and I can see the fluids now. Attached a picture to show what I am seeing.

Quote: "you must a good graphics card as it takes mine 10 - 20 mins to get to stop and I have to watch it in debug to see it going."

It is a MSI Geforce 9600GSO, runs FPSCX10 with ease. Got it for about $60 on eBay.

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So thats what it should look like, and it look like your water bubbles are blending more than mine.

A good graphics card, when I got some spare cash will treat myself to one type of the 9X00's.

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