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1. • CommentAuthorbrian fidler
   • CommentTimeApr 19th 2011 edited

    
   I'm trying to show an example of gas displacing a liquid. So for example, in the image located below:
   
   http://www.brianfidler.com/flint-test/gas-displaces-liquid-v1.png
   
   If air (represented by the small golden spheres) is blown into the tube on the left, the liquid (represented by the blue area) will be pushed up and out of the tube on the right.
   
   Are there any good examples demonstrating something similar to this using FLiNT?
   
   thanks.
   brian
2. • CommentAuthorRichard
   • CommentTimeApr 20th 2011

    
   Flint can handle movement and rendering of the gas particles, including collisions between them and between them and the liquid (see Brownian Motion and Pachinko examples). But you'll have to handle the animation of the liquid moving down in the main area and up in the tube yourself (and adjust the collision zones that restrict the particles accordingly too).