👉 A Subdivision Fluid (SDF) is a type of digital asset that represents an image or video as a set of discrete, editable parts, known as subdivisions. Each subdivision is a simplified version of the original asset, defined by vertices and textures, allowing for easy manipulation such as scaling, rotating, or bending the asset without altering its original pixel data. This makes SDFs highly versatile for 3D modeling and animation, as they can be subdivided to increase detail in areas of interest while maintaining a manageable file size. SDFs are particularly useful for creating complex models that need to be optimized for real-time applications like video games and virtual reality.
