Maximum liquification?

[Fujitsu]

I'm not sure whether this is an intended feature, a missed bug, or a problem on my part, but I've found that it's not possible to convert a shape into water with an area greater than 15.708 square metres. Upon attempting to convert a shape larger than that, Algodoo converts the bottom 15.708 square metres of the shape into water while ignoring any additional area.

Again, I'm not sure if this a help question or a bug report, but I would like to know what's up.

[Rhett97]

well there would have to be a limit due to the fact people might accidentally span like a miiles worth of water on a shitty pc

[Fujitsu]

I don't believe there's a limit to stop people from cutting a shape into a billion pieces on a shitty computer. If you can accidentally lag up a computer that way, why stop the other way?

And what of people with powerful computers that want several tonnes of water? Or for water to fit in a specific container?

[silok]

Yes, the maximum amount of water is limited at the moment. It may change in the future though.

[gradyfitz]

Yes, the maximum amount of water is limited at the moment. It may change in the future though.

Isn't there a way to change that though (thyme), using App.maxSPHSpawn.

[silok]

Yes, that is true, changing App.maxSPHSpawn in the console or config file will allow more particles to be generated.