How to add Ansys airflow results in Vuforia Studio?

Hi @Nicolae90 ,

I also did not have information currently what is the exact implementation and what  widget or model is  used for the Vuforia  presentation of air flow / or in generally for fluid simulation.  From my level of knowledge I think there are two ways to implement it in Studio

1.) adding some additional geometry in pvz model and animating geometry – but did not see such example model yet

2.) using some shaders which will represent the air flow / or other fluid geometry

I did some search in the community and found some related posts which should be helpful:

1.)How to add streamlines from Creo Flow Analysis?

2.)Simulating Fluid Flow in Studio Experience

So expecialy in the post 2.)  by AllanThompson we can find:

"You can also show CFD results from the Creo Flow Analysis in AR.  At LiveWorx this year it seemed like all the PTC stands were showing this in some form.  It's easy to get the streamlines out, but the animation effect is obtained by using a custom shader and PTC hasn't shared that yet.  I"m hoping that will change (I've been asking).  You can see more details in this thread here: How to add streamlines from Creo Flow Analysis?"

And further in the link:

 "in the latest versions of Creo 5.0 (5.0.1.0) and Creo 4.0 (M050) there is the option to Export the streamlines from the results:

This allows you to export an OBJ or a PVZ of the streamlines.  From what the PTC guys told me the rest of it is then done in Studio using some custom shaders, but I don't have the details on them unfortunately.

We've done some other work on this a while ago using the Vuforia SDK (now called Vuforia Engine) to bring in CFD results from ANSYS and overlay them on the physical product. "

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So, what I believe here is that we can get form the CFD (Creo Parametric module Flow Analysis) some solids of the flows. They seem to be in generally static and the movement of them are done by shaders.   To define a shader we need to use Web.GL -  web-based GLSL to write a fragment and vertex shader as Javascript and insert it to a TML text widget in Studio . Then users can set the shader property of a surface or modelItem to such shader to have some dynamic effects.

 … But the definition of such shaders required some deep knowledge in GLSL.  I think definitely some shader are already implemented @PTC but unfortunately, I do not have information about the specific javascript implementation.