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Practical Fluid Dynamics: Part 1

In this technical article originally printed in Game Developer magazine, Neversoft co-founder Mick West looks at how to efficiently implement fluid effects – from smoke to water and beyond – in video games, with example code.

Read the part 1 HERE.

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2 comments - What do you think? 1,174 views Posted by JeGX - 2008/07/02 at 17:55

Categories: Programming Tags: dynamics, fluid, game development, gamedev, graphics programming, smoke, water

2 Responses to “Practical Fluid Dynamics: Part 1”

The Geeks Of 3D » Practical Fluid Dynamics: Part 2 says:

2008/07/23 at 18:38

[...] up his popular recent article, Neversoft co-founder Mick West explains the technical details – including source code – of [...]
Richard Mathie says:

2008/09/12 at 12:42

hey why do they always leave the pressure terms out of the naiver stokes equation?

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