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Material Type
- Fluid, sand, elastic body, or snow.
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Density
- The density of the material, measured in
kg/m^3. Common materials such as water have a density of 1000.
- The density of the material, measured in
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Young's Modulus
- The Young's Modulus of the material. Measured in
MPa. For materials similar to jelly, the Young's modulus is usually between 0.01Mpa ~ 1MPa.
A higher Young's modulus may cause simulation explosion. In such cases, reducing the time step of sub-steps in Soft2DManager (see Soft2DManager) can prevent simulation explosion. However, please note that a very small time step of sub-steps could lead to performance reduction.
Fluid itself does not possess a Young's modulus property. In this plugin, the Young's modulus of fluid is used to indicate the incompressibility of the fluid.
- The Young's Modulus of the material. Measured in
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Poisson's Ratio
- The Poisson's Ratio of the material.