Given that the design may change during the project I would suggest a design task. Once the project is more mature we then move it to the wiki. And yes, Long-Term would be the right column, thank you!

In T68981#968652, @Dalai Felinto (dfelinto) wrote:

@Daniel Bystedt (dbystedt) can you do upload this here in PDF, or create a wiki document (or even a design task) with this? external links tend to be invalid after awhile. Thank you

@Daniel Bystedt (dbystedt) can you do upload this here in PDF, or create a wiki document (or even a design task) with this? external links tend to be invalid after awhile. Thank you

Commisioner for the hair object type here.

Hey @Sebastián Barschkis (sebbas), just another patch I ran into I thought I'd remind you about : )

Hello all; I tried the above file in 2.83 release version and 2.9 Alpha (version: 2.90.0 Alpha, branch: master, commit date: 2020-06-24 21:51, hash: rBec776f18ff70).
In 2.83 it behaves the same as my previous test.
In 2.9 Alpha baking the noise makes the smoke completely disappear, as shown below-

Probably should've had this in the repo for T76097: Simulations don't take animated gravity into account as it then could of been taken in to consideration for the refactor.

Looks like this has been solved in rB21485e94aac.
The vorticity thing seems to be a separate issue, I'm not sure if it is a bug. If you think it is, please create a new report just for that. Reusing the same report for two bugs makes things hard to follow.

This looks like the same as T77030: flow simulation element viewport size indicator strange after applying resize, will merge these reports.

This has been fixed by rBb44101950d12: Fix T73979: Wrong location of fluid mesh when domain origin is not in center.

I've seen a similar report somewhere else before, but can't find it right now. I can also reproduce the issue.

Looking at code, it seems, that this is not implemented.

damn i accidentally removed my comment, it is also affecting the spray foam and bubble particle systems as well, if you look at the screenshot i only baked 5 frames and then put the frame back to one and it says i have an insane amount of particles.

to get the fluid mesh at right position, the original has to in the exact center of the domain object.
Else the mesh is offset by a margin of origin offset( from center).

No activity for more than a week. As per the tracker policy we assume the issue is gone and can be closed.
Thanks for the report. If the problem persists please open a new report with the required information.

We might also have a better way of handling this when https://developer.blender.org/D5797 is reviewed and merged. (Just a heads up)

Yes, this bug has been bugging me too for some time now. Will look into this again.

My bad, that's just my unfamiliarity with the rigidbody system then. I didn't realize it would actually work better with more geometry.