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FLIP Fluids

FLIP Fluids simulates realistic liquid, splash, and foam effects in Blender.

Last updated: April 8, 2026

Verified by Renderjuice

This add-on has been tested on a real Renderjuice render farm and confirmed to work. Follow the prep steps below before submitting.

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What It Does

Overview and common use cases for this add-on.

  • Supports cached fluid workflows for efficient simulations.

Common Use Cases

  • Create realistic ocean waves with splashes and foam.
  • Simulate a glass of water being poured and splashing.
  • Design complex fluid interactions for visual effects in animations.

Getting Started

How to install and start using this add-on in Blender.

How To Install

  1. Download the FLIP Fluids add-on from the official website.
  2. Open Blender and go to Edit > Preferences > Add-ons.
  3. Click 'Install' and select the downloaded .zip file.
  4. Enable the add-on by checking the box next to its name.
  5. Install the FLIP Fluids Mixbox color blending plugin and Preset Library if needed.

First Steps After Installing

  • Open the FLIP Fluids panel in the Blender side menu.
  • Set up the domain where the fluid will interact.
  • Run a simulation to see how the fluid behaves in your scene.

Using On A Render Farm

What render farm submitters need to know before sending jobs.

This add-on has been tested and confirmed to work on Renderjuice. Ensure all external assets and caches are available on the farm workers.

Background Rendering
Worker Install
External Files

Scene Prep Checklist

Complete these steps before uploading your scene to a render farm.

  1. 1

    Install the same add-on version on every render worker

    Required
  2. 2

    Run a 1-frame test render on the farm before full submission

    Recommended
  3. 3

    Upload any external assets, presets, caches, textures, or exported helper files the documented workflow depends on.

    Recommended

Things To Watch Out For

  • Do not assume background-render compatibility until you test the add-on in a local headless render.

Common Mistakes

  • Not saving interactive setup steps into the .blend file before rendering.
  • Missing the exact add-on build or required asset bundle on workers.

Recommended Workflow

  • Install the exact same add-on version locally and on workers before rendering.
  • Open the scene in desktop Blender, run the documented setup steps, save it, then test a one-frame background render before scaling out.

Worker Node Setup

For render farm administrators: what each render node needs to run this add-on.

This add-on has been verified for Renderjuice. Ensure each worker has the same version of the add-on installed and access to all necessary external files.

Must be installed on each worker

Extension Score

73

How well this add-on fits a render farm workflow.

Renderjuice Tested
100
Render Farm Readiness
78
Maintenance Health
65
Documentation Quality
70
Community Trust
45
Install Complexity
55

Activity & Trust

1,876GitHub stars
Last GitHub commit: this month
4open issues

Before You Render

Validate the workflow first

Run a short local background render or one small farm job before relying on this add-on in a longer production submission.

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