hyyde

Hi there.
I dont have too much experience with liquids in xparticles, but i believe you have to fill it up first, with the sim, and then do the pouring. To fill it up quickly, i think you change the Emission type to hexagonal. and set the emission source  to object > volume (all in the default xpEmiter). and maybe shoot the particles on 1 single frame and let it settle for some time. Then having the bottle already animated, let it do the pouring. I would start with it, But im sure there should be a slightly better more efficient way. 

Seems like whenever i post a question in here, I find the solution myself not so long after 😛
File attached if anyone is interested. Video file also
2022-03-28 22-13-12.mkv
xP - Fake xpInfectio Triggerred with xParticles.rar
 
In the xpScale - `Parameter to Change` should be set to SCALE, and in the mapping section Parameter=Scale Value map to Age (the longer the age the slower and smoother the growth
 
What controls the distribution of new particles is the Weight map loaded in the Emitter>Object>EmitterShape set to Object>Weight map is loaded in the Selection field 

nevermind again... sorted by moi self...
xP doesn`t like RS motion blur...
 

Hi again, another issues with particles. Maybe some one has figured this out already.
I have a mesh, I emit particles on each polygon, I use xpFragmenter to attach each polygon to a generated particles and with turbulence modifiers they just fly off. But the polygons are not getting any spin from xpSpin modifier. 
I know about rotation in the Emitter settings, but those are being applied immediately after particles spawn. I need to trigger it later, once they flying away. I have tried keyframing the values but that didn't work unfortunately. 
 
Any way of doing that ? Seems like xpSpin ignores the mesh that's being created with xpFragmenter.
 
hmm, nevermind 😄 i think i got it 😜 not very random, but it will do just fine