Possible to bake boolean difference or use "exact" only when "fast" fails? I am working with a 720 frame animation in Blender 2.91 with a liquid fluid simulation. To make the fluid simulation fit the container, I applied a boolean difference modifier on the fluid mesh.
Unfortunately, the &quot;fast&quot; boolean occasionally fails, resulting in the fluid mesh disappearing in 20+ frames during the animation. Using &quot;exact&quot; for the boolean difference results in no issues, but adds 30 minutes to the render time of each frame.
Is there a way to catch the failed &quot;fast&quot; boolean difference and retry with &quot;exact&quot;?
If not, might there be a way to bake each frame's boolean difference so I'm not having to recalculate it every time I adjust and rerender frames?
You can add both booleans, but disable the exact boolean. Then, you can keyframe their toggles on frame 0, by hovering over the buttons and pressing I. Then, you can go to the first frame, where you need exact boolean, toggle between the booleans, and again use I to keyframe them. Then on the first frame after that, where you no longer need exact, you can again toggle them and keyframe them, and so on.