Fluid Effect E.g. Venturi, Coanda, Rayleigh-Taylor etc.

[xplane80]

Algodoo needs these fluid dynamics:-

Venturi Effect
Coanda Effect
Rayleigh-Taylor Instability(in hydrodynamics)
Boussinesq approximation (water waves)

[link0007]

From what I know the venturi effect should work properly?

The coanda effect can only be approximated in the fluid engine I guess.. It's highly unlikely algodoo will ever have intermolecular forces.

RT instability is only relevant with multiple fluids, and I don't know enough about boussinesq approximation to know what exactly is their use in algodoo's SPH model, compared to what the model currently does.


It really sounds as if you just googled up some random fluid sim terminology, and posted them here

[ShnitzelKiller]

Any chance of cohesion? As in, surface tension? Oe-cake can do that quite well, so it's possible. As for the coanda effect, use a magnet.

[link0007]

The coanda effect pretty much relies on the same principles as surface tension.. How does OE-cake deal with water-orbs suspended in mid air (Gravity off)? Does it become a circle?

Keep in mind i don't speak for ken/emil/algoryx (I'm just the web-dude), but from what I know, surface tension and the likes will always be a pretty rough hack around the actual principle (intermolecular forces). You could have interparticle-attraction, but that's preeeeetty rude compared to molecular level.

[Versieon]

Water dosn't, but the tensile fluid will, and very effectively it seems.