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I'm new to Blender fluid simulation and want to fill a cylinder with water.

As you can see in the following image, it fills up the cylinder, but on the rendering result, there are strange black stripes.

I tried to increase the fluid resolution to 300, but it didn't resolve this issue.

Initial attempt

The skyblue background is composed of 3 planes. I thought open space in other three axis could be a cause, so I put that cylinder in a cube, so that it resides in a closed area.

2nd attempt

Unfortunately, it didn't solve the problem neither.

Does anyone have an idea what causes this problem? I would really appreciate your help.

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Your container is not properly scaled: enter image description here

CTRL + A with your Container object selected, then apply Scale: no more black stripes. enter image description here

Please note: in the image below I turned off object FluidDomaain for more clarity.

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Sorry for poor english

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  • $\begingroup$ Thank you for your valuable tip, but it didn't resolve the issue. With 'FluidDomain', the stripes are still there. imgur.com/fJrkXNM And your English is okay :D $\endgroup$
    – dalbom
    Commented Dec 7, 2017 at 16:40
  • $\begingroup$ I prevented 'InitialWater' and 'FluidDomain' to be rendered and it shows clear glass bottle now. While I can turn off 'InitialWater', 'FluidDomain' is quite important for me. It seems like those two materials are interfering... $\endgroup$
    – dalbom
    Commented Dec 7, 2017 at 16:44

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