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[Domtav]

Using a particle-based engine (which discretizes fluid as small ellipsoidal particles) to simulate a thin, long, continuous fluid jet is going to be challenging for obvious reasons: increasing fluid resolution will allow the jet to be thinner (since particles are smaller), but will also make it more prone to gaps in the flow (because well, particles are smaller!) as well as decrease performance (because you need more particles to simulate the same volume of fluid).

An eulerian approach would be much better suited to this use case, imho.


Based on your screenshots, this looks like a lighting issue, not really related to color space. The gamma curve for both screenshots seems identical, but the fluid seems unlit in the standalone one. So far I haven't been to reproduce anything similar, tried both on Mac and Windows using the same settings you shared.

Only potential culprit that I can think of right now is that you're using different render pipeline settings for standalone and editor. Check that the pipeline asset you're using in the Quality for standalone builds in PC,Mac&Linux is the intended one:




If this isn't the cause either, would it be possible for you to send the project to support(at)virtualmethodstudio.com so that I can take a closer look? thanks!

Hi

"An eulerian approach would be much better suited to this use case, imho."
That is to say ? how do we do this? Do you have examples or do you know of a typical youtube link that explains this in detail? thank you

Settings quality is ok, the truth is out there

here https://anonfiles.com/Xej8Q7h9y3/TestOBI...itypackage a test project for obi with the problem
By moving (and only that) the files under a single directory to facilitate the export, the behavior to change. It's still ok in runtime mode in the editor but in runtime it's now OK for white ( ??? with strange black point ) and KO for green and red. I have the impression that it increases the transparency effect (when the green flow passes in front of the white area it becomes green again).

Thanks,

Regards,

D.