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Figure 10: Example 3: the evolution of the fluid simulation.
unstable configurations that changes too fast without
adding extra machinery to the fluid flow model. This
may be an undesirable behavior depending on the an-
imator goals. Moreover, we want to combine image
processing techniques, so that we can use as input
some photos of fluid flows and extract from them a
potencial initial velocity field for the GVF method.
Another future direction of the proposed work is
to extend the two-dimensional approach to a three-
dimensional one. Such framework can be applied
for 3D simulations because all its basic compo-
nents (GVF, LBM, streamlines) are applied for three-
dimensional fields without extra machinery.
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