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**System Information** Different versions of Windows and Linux. **Blender Version** Broken: 2.78c (since it was tested on different machines and systems I grabbed the last build's hash **e92f235283**) **Short description of error** A mesh, set as outflow, doesn't remove the secondary fluid mesh generated by the Fluid Particles option. Tested with different volume initialization options and different meshes, no difference. I even composed a question on blender stackexchange with a picture of my fluid sim. settings and an animation. [[ https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/80593/fluid-simulation-an-object-set-as-outflow-doesnt-remove-all-the-water-mesh | My detailed question on blender.stackexchange ]] **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error** Create a fluid sim. with (as in my case) an inflow mesh, a domain set to Fluid Boundary - Subdivision: 3; Fluid Particles - Tracer: 100 Generate: 1. Then put an outflow mesh in the way of the sim. mesh and you'll see some "particles" go through. {F626385}

**System Information** Different versions of Windows and Linux. **Blender Version** Broken: 2.78c (Windows build's hash **e92f235283** and Linux's **e92f2352830**) **Short description of error** A mesh, set as outflow, doesn't remove the secondary fluid mesh generated by the Fluid Particles option. Tested with different volume initialization options and different meshes, no difference. I composed a question on blender.stackexchange with a picture of my fluid sim. settings and an animation. [[ https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/80593/fluid-simulation-an-object-set-as-outflow-doesnt-remove-all-the-water-mesh | My detailed question on blender.stackexchange ]] **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error** Create a fluid simulation with (as in my case) an inflow mesh, a domain set to Fluid Boundary -> Subdivision: 3; Fluid Particles -> Tracer: 100 Generate: 1. Then put an outflow mesh in the way of the simulated mesh (fluid) and you'll see some mesh particles go through not being terminated at the contact with the outflow object. {F627042}

**System Information** Different versions of Windows and Linux. **Blender Version** Broken: 2.78c (since it was tested on different machines and systems I grabbed the last build's hashWindows build's hash **e92f235283** and Linux's **e92f235283**0**) **Short description of error** A mesh, set as outflow, doesn't remove the secondary fluid mesh generated by the Fluid Particles option. Tested with different volume initialization options and different meshes, no difference. I even composed a question on blender .stackexchange with a picture of my fluid sim. settings and an animation. [[ https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/80593/fluid-simulation-an-object-set-as-outflow-doesnt-remove-all-the-water-mesh | My detailed question on blender.stackexchange ]] **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error** Create a fluid sim.ulation with (as in my case) an inflow mesh, a domain set to Fluid Boundary - Subdivision: 3; Fluid Particles - Tracer: 100 Generate: 1.a domain set to Fluid Boundary -> Subdivision: 3; Then put an outflow mesh in the way of the simFluid Particles -> Tracer: 100 Generate: 1. Then put an outflow mesh in the way of the simulated mesh (fluid) and you'll see some "mesh particles" go through. gh not being terminated at the contact with the outflow object. {F626385}7042}