04-29-2021, 11:01 PM
I don't see diagram you mentioned.
Sounds like a pretty easy job for PhysX.
Add PhysX shape to your particle balloons so they collide with each other, add PhysX Collision, and choose that container (switch from covex to mesh mode).
Select Tyflow Icon and disable gravity. Add force operator, and increase turbulence with small noise (like 0,03) so they slowly float. add Slow operator, so it compensate force increasing speed.
Now, for the pipe entering... I often use spherical inverted wind.
So, just create Tywind (spherical), give it a negative value, so it attracts the balloons, add another Force operator to Tyflow and pick that Tywind.
Now you can animate Tywind (both position in space, and strength), and very easily force your particle to go te way you want them.
Sounds like a pretty easy job for PhysX.
Add PhysX shape to your particle balloons so they collide with each other, add PhysX Collision, and choose that container (switch from covex to mesh mode).
Select Tyflow Icon and disable gravity. Add force operator, and increase turbulence with small noise (like 0,03) so they slowly float. add Slow operator, so it compensate force increasing speed.
Now, for the pipe entering... I often use spherical inverted wind.
So, just create Tywind (spherical), give it a negative value, so it attracts the balloons, add another Force operator to Tyflow and pick that Tywind.
Now you can animate Tywind (both position in space, and strength), and very easily force your particle to go te way you want them.