Quick Start
Get the package imported, open the sample content, and establish a known-good baseline before tuning the simulation.Fluid Dynamics is positioned as a real-time 2D GPU particle system fluid simulation for Unity, so the fastest way to start is to bring it up in a clean scene and compare your result against the included examples.
Open The Package And Readme
Import the package, then follow the supplied ReadMe and example content before making changes to simulation values.
The example projects are the quickest way to verify that your pipeline, platform target, and scene setup match the intended baseline.
Build A Baseline Scene
Once the package is imported:
- Open the sample scene.
- Confirm the simulation is running as expected.
- Duplicate the sample setup into your own scene before changing emitters or physical parameters.
Performance Notes
The package is described as PC and mobile friendly, but real simulation cost still depends on the scene, effect density, and device target.
Start from the shipped setup, then scale complexity only after you have a stable frame budget on the platforms you care about.
Example Project Size
The original notes mention that the example project size is influenced by Unity Post-Processing Stack content. Treat the examples as reference material first, not as a minimal production scene.