Awesome
Incremental MPM
Accompanying article: notes and examples for the material point method
<img src="https://nialltl.neocities.org/articles/img/mpm_guide/mpm_neohookean.gif" width="50%" /><img src="https://nialltl.neocities.org/articles/img/mpm_guide/mpm_fluid_constitutive_model.gif" width="50%" />
Unity version: 2018.3.10f1 — Untested in other versions.
overview
this is an MIT-licensed commented implementation of the MLS-MPM algorithm for simulating soft bodies and fluids. it's intended to accompany this article.
this project is made in Unity, and makes use of the Burst compiler and High-Performance C#. it's partially parallelised to run at interactive rates, but this is intended more as a learning reference than a final implementation.
all examples are single-file and self-contained. this package contains 3 scenes:
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a stripped-back example demonstrating how particle-grid transfers work in MLS-MPM
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non-linear elasticity using a Neo-Hookean model
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liquid simulation using a constitutive model for isotropic newtonian fluids
if you have any questions, they might be answered by the article, but if not feel free to contact me @nialltl :o)