I am doing rocket animation and I did rocket smoke with quick smoke. I need long smoke track, I tried to resize my smoke domain, didn't touch smoke flow but smoke resolution changed and smoke not looking good.
What can I do for bigger smoke domain?
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$\begingroup$ If you resize the smoke domain in edit mode make sure that you apply scale (Ctrl+A) $\endgroup$– user1853Oct 21, 2017 at 22:40
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$\begingroup$ i did you like you say. but nothing is changed $\endgroup$– özcan özaltınOct 21, 2017 at 23:14
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$\begingroup$ If you increase the size of the domain (and Apply Scale) you should also increase the Resolution in the smoke domain settings - so double the height, also double the Resolution. This way your cells will remain the same size. It's the longest dimension of the domain that dictates the size of the cells in the simulation. Using larger resolution will use more memory and take longer to bake. $\endgroup$– Rich SedmanOct 22, 2017 at 7:10
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$\begingroup$ i tried a lot of way for this rocket smoke and fire track but i couldn't to do. do you any advice for me? $\endgroup$– özcan özaltınOct 24, 2017 at 1:13
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Smoke resolution is based on the size of the domain. Ergo, a large domain with a smoke resolution of 75 will have smoke that appears far more chunky than a small domain with a resolution of 75.
One option is just to change your smoke resolution. Another is to enable an adaptive domain and crank up the "Additional" value. This will increase the size of your domain while keeping the resolution intact.
