02-29-2024, 07:00 PM
I can't open a max file, because I am still on Max 22 (people should always save to earliest version in this cases).
Anyway.. yes... when particles are moved from the test to another event, they stay in that event, they don't move back.
But that doesn't prevent you to make a loop ... first of all, since you cannot connect it back to the event that have birth operator on it (the first event), you can just use (after birth) send out operator, to send them all into the next event (just for clarity and easy to follow).
Then in that event 2 you make a test to send to event 3, and then in event 3 you can make another test, and just send it back to event 2 (simply connecting).
Anyway.. yes... when particles are moved from the test to another event, they stay in that event, they don't move back.
But that doesn't prevent you to make a loop
... first of all, since you cannot connect it back to the event that have birth operator on it (the first event), you can just use (after birth) send out operator, to send them all into the next event (just for clarity and easy to follow). Then in that event 2 you make a test to send to event 3, and then in event 3 you can make another test, and just send it back to event 2 (simply connecting).