How does axiom know that the VDB is the collision?

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I bought axiom a little while ago and have been enjoying the speed and the way you have the nodes set up. I found this video super helpful, the only small criticism that I can say is that since this is a long video, it would be really helpful if you added chapters to it, that way if we need to return and watch certain parts of the video, they are easier to find. Thank you!

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He didn't mention it here, but you can see that the influence pressure source in the solver is set to Frame Step instead of the default of Time Step at 1:40 which has a significant benefit on the effectiveness of the pressure collision. I get much better results with it set to Frame Step. Strangely, I also get better results when pressure influence is set to default of 1. but it might depend on the sim geo.

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28 sec for the whole 75 sec with rtx 4090

Thank you so much for all of your videos. There is not a whole lot of info as to how to do this in Houdini, suprisingly!

The Axiom's pressure preservation feature seems to work so well!

pirate movies are a great source for reference!

nice tip!

thanks for this great workshop - the wedges is most rare so thank you!

So good. Mindblowing stuff if you just get started with Axiom. Thank you!

I get errors when I connect the file cache to the Axiom solver -- I just set the start frame to 2 and it seemed to solve that problem!

Urbans the GOAT himself

Where is the cache for the emitter? I downloaded the entire project folder...I did not find a cache...? Never mind...I think I found it in the link, it's a separate link.

really like the grain emitter you designed, very organic!

How did your fire looks super high res in viewport mine looks zagged and blocky even with million of voxel size.

Thanks fir this!

awesome!!!!

Hello author!!! Is this asset suitable for creating a stellar nebula and gas and dust suspension?

Thanks!　The axiom is so powerful. I hope I know it earlier..

thanks man , axiom is really helpful now and really fast

this is amazing

i think the dark blue backgroud is a result from the OCIO configuration

That's looks like a crazy fast sim speed?

cool tutorials!

<3 Axiom

Amazing tuts :)

Hi, how you hide the Bounding box, i cant find where??' thanks for you job

wow - that's a nice emitter - I remember animating my particle emitters in Maya and FumeFX. in Houdini, I had gotten used to using the Pyro emitters and always wanted to try one using grains - thanks again!

Thank you guys. I have been rebuilding each lesson, based on the files provided. Thank you so much!

great tuts, great solver! thanks for that!

huge thanks! really apreciate this playlist with explanations!

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Great product. I already used Axiom on one of my personal projects. It saved me tons of time. I would have spent a month on it but instead, I spent a week and a half, including comping, etc.

nice tips!

Thanks for this, it is immensely helpful!

Amazing!!!!!!

Hey thanks for this, I just bought Axiom and I'm learning a lot from the video series.

It's ridiculous how fast this is even on low end hardware

I can't believe this tech exists!!! I've tried small scale volumetric simulations before, and man even those took a bit to simulate! This is much more detailed than that, and way wayyy faster!!! Great teacher too! Will finish this entire course for sure!

nice, I discovered that axiom for learn is free wohooo

Awesome demo! Congrats the images look as good as your tools are 👏🔥

congrats to you all !

Looks Amazing!

awesome reel, congrats guys!

It looks so realistic, is usual pyro solver capable doing the same job?