Real-time water simulation in Unity

November 26, 2022

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Mykhailo Moroz

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Mykhailo Moroz, a Lead 3D Research Engineer at ZibraAI(fluid sim add on for unity), has been working on enhancing the add-on and has lately exhibited this great job improving foam, adding partial foam occlusion from liquid absorption, and improved foam physics.

Continuing working on foam, added partial foam occlusion from liquid absorption and a bit better foam physics pic.twitter.com/PdEL5bhzue
— Mykhailo Moroz (@Michael_Moroz_) November 22, 2022

The creator stated that this would be a zebra liquids pro feature, and that you will have to wait at least a month to get your hands on it.
Have a look at the previous improvement work shared by Mykhailo.

Did some improvements to the WebGL water caustics. Now I compute the derivatives in texture space(with a precomputed texture), instead of ddx/ddy. It produces waaay smoother results, on top of that I also use a 512^2 caustic mesh, which looks really pretty. pic.twitter.com/NzYM5lsBtW
— Mykhailo Moroz (@Michael_Moroz_) November 8, 2022

Improving Zibra Liquids foam generation, still lots of work ahead. Specifically the foam is not yet occluded by the liquid, making it look way too white pic.twitter.com/ehFt3jE7Mq
— Mykhailo Moroz (@Michael_Moroz_) November 7, 2022

I've been playing VRChat recently so decided to make a water simulation shader. This is basically a carbon copy of the WebGL water demo, but in VR pic.twitter.com/4cBHzpMmeY
— Mykhailo Moroz (@Michael_Moroz_) November 5, 2022

Check out this really cool use case of zebra liquids shared by one of the users.

Back to liquid physics in AR.
Right pinch to spray, left for radial gravity pic.twitter.com/621xssl5mb
— Lee Vermeulen (@Alientrap) September 27, 2022

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