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This is the particle fluid solver's upper limit of time steps. The final used number of steps will be between both values. In many simulations it is required to work with higher “FPS Output”. With higher settings, e,g. 100 FPS, you will most probably receive an error message, telling you that your “Choice of MAX substeps is too large”. Fortunately, the error message tells you the maximum substep you should use for the current settings directly, but you can also ignore this tip and start your simulation, though this may result in longer simulation times.
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Stop simulation on write error
When this checkbox is active RealFlow will stop the current simulation if it encounters write disk errors. This mainly happens when a disk is full and RealFlow is not able to store simulation data. A positive side effect is that your computer will not waste energy or resources when the simulation is aborted. You should enable this feature when you export Alembic data, because RealFlow might crash when there is no space left to store the ABC files.
Disk overflows can also be avoided with alternative paths under “Export Central”. With this feature, simulation files will be written to one or more alternative locations if the primary drive is full.