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If there has been no particles or volume data emitted into a volume then onAdvanceTimeStep could immediately return.
This should be optional, perhaps with a flag that can be set. Since in some cases you might want forces to be present and being simulated before you emit. But in my case I am looking at only starting calls to the solver->update() method when a volume has data, which I thought could be handled internally instead of checking for collisions ( in my case of a moving emitter through a domain).
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If there has been no particles or volume data emitted into a volume then onAdvanceTimeStep could immediately return.
This should be optional, perhaps with a flag that can be set. Since in some cases you might want forces to be present and being simulated before you emit. But in my case I am looking at only starting calls to the solver->update() method when a volume has data, which I thought could be handled internally instead of checking for collisions ( in my case of a moving emitter through a domain).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: