It happens sometimes that after finishing bake (e.g., for fluid simulation) we wish we could continue the simulation for two more seconds :(
How to use the cached bake to continue the simulation?
We played with the settings, but with no success.
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$\begingroup$ I'm in the same situation. Now, I change the viewport to "final" to check the last few frames because the resolution can greatly affect the state of the fluid. $\endgroup$– snapfractalpopJan 29, 2015 at 15:31
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The domain simulation of doing bake can't be resumed, it always starts from 0. Offset is for holding or use the cached animation later.
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$\begingroup$ That's not the answer we want to hear. $\endgroup$ Aug 12, 2017 at 3:25
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This answer refers to my experience with smoke simulation, I can't say if it applies to others:
- First, be sure to have your actual simulation cache loaded
- Go to the last calculated frame in your scene
- Press Ctrl+A to play the animation. Blender will then increment your cache and extend the simulation frame by frame
- Press Ctrl+A again to stop both playing and simulation
