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This is an implementation of the fluid simulation system described in "Fast Fluid Dynamics Simulation on the GPU" by Mark J. Harris (a chapter in the book "GPU Gems"). I followed along with the chapter and implemented mostly the same system except using modern OpenGL and GLSL rather than the now-deprecated Cg framework. I've also written a 3D version of the system as well as a WebGL version of the 2D simulation. All three simulations have a UI that lets the user change the parameters of the equations.

2D C++ Simulation

• A visual representation the velocity, pressure and vorticity fields is shown in the controls window
• Each step of the solution to the equation can be toggled to see its effect on the fields
• The constants that are used in the equation can all be modulated
• Rainbow mode
• "Droplets" mode

Usage

• Click and drag to add ink and force
• Use right-click and drag to only add force
• Press 'p' key to toggle pause

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3D C++ Simulation

• Mostly functional but there's still a few kinks to work out
• The constants that are used in the equation can all be modulated
• Rainbow mode

Usage

• Click and drag to add ink and force
• Right-click and drag to rotate cube
• Use WASD keys to rotate the cube
• Press 'i' key to add ink at a random location
• Press 'p' key to toggle pause

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2D WebGL Simulation

• Mostly a straightforward port of the C++ version
• Hosted on github.io here

Usage

• Click and drag to add ink and force

Source Material

• Fast Fluid Dynamics Simulation on the GPU - Mark J. Harris
• Stam, J. 1999. "Stable Fluids."

Credits

• OpenGL
• GLFW
• Dear ImGui
• CloudConvert for creating gifs