Will SPH particles replace surface grid pixels?

[False Anomaly]

This is a little question that's been lingering in my mind for a while now. I don't know, it just makes sense to me that particles would do a better job than grids, especially with when it comes to simulating the inside of a planet.

[Lord DC]

Their log implies that they will be tying the SPH system into surface grids, but you will have to wait until their next news to see what exactly is the plan.

[UB VVG]

There is a deadly form of BUG on the network, that is, when a high-temperature region occurs, the area will become very close to the cold. I was in the simulation, when the laser strikes the earth, next to a high-temperature zone that the total irregular cold area. SPH replaced the self believe might be better, or else developers will continue to improve this web form.

[UB VVG]

Mine is a machine translation, so it's a little weird.

[False Anomaly]

There is a deadly form of BUG on the network, that is, when a high-temperature region occurs, the area will become very close to the cold. I was in the simulation, when the laser strikes the earth, next to a high-temperature zone that the total irregular cold area. SPH replaced the self believe might be better, or else developers will continue to improve this web form.

I already know that, so I probably should have worded my question differently. But it would be nice to see the devs give a shot at using particles to simulate temperature, rather than the grids made for the current rigid-body bodies.

[Cesare]

No. SPH particles will not replace surface grids. Surface grids and SPH are two different things.

[planetuniversesandbox]

[planetuniversesandbox]

no