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FluidGen: Physics-Aware Fluid Video Generation via Motion-Guided Post-Training

Video generation models produce visually compelling motion but systematically fail on fluid phenomena, including smoke, fire, and explosion debris, where outputs lack coherent vortical structure and collapse to bland dynamics that violate the physics of real fluids. Classical solvers achieve high physical fidelity but require detailed 3D scenes and carefully tuned parameters, making them impractical for in-the-wild imagery and video generation. We address this gap by injecting a data-driven fluid prior into a pre-trained video model, trained on a mixture of high-fidelity Houdini simulation data with paired velocity-field ground truth and curated in-the-wild fluid video data for appearance...

AuthorsYang Zheng, Zizhang Li, Boyang Deng et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published19 October 2026
Last updated at source19 October 2026
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