05-02-2021, 06:43 AM
Ok, here you go.
Find target won't work here (because, basically, all your particles would search one point), but as I said previously, path follow is the answer.
Notice that I increased (under Tyflow icon) time steps to 1/2, and bumped out these 3 simulation settings under PhysX.
This is because, particles was way to fast to calculate, so they were exiting the collision mesh. If you make them even faster, and they start to go out, decrease time step to 1/4 or 1/8.
You can control their speed inside "pipe" with Path follow velocity parameter.
And don't forget that you can control overall speed of whole Tyflow system if you use retimer option in Tyflow icon.
Feel free to ask anything unclear.
Find target won't work here (because, basically, all your particles would search one point), but as I said previously, path follow is the answer.
Notice that I increased (under Tyflow icon) time steps to 1/2, and bumped out these 3 simulation settings under PhysX.
This is because, particles was way to fast to calculate, so they were exiting the collision mesh. If you make them even faster, and they start to go out, decrease time step to 1/4 or 1/8.
You can control their speed inside "pipe" with Path follow velocity parameter.
And don't forget that you can control overall speed of whole Tyflow system if you use retimer option in Tyflow icon.
Feel free to ask anything unclear.