Is there a way for particles on a curve guide to collide?
Blender Asked on December 9, 2020
I have a Icosphere linked to a Metaball, which is following a curve guide, and I would like for the particles to fill up the box in the image you’re seeing, instead of vanishing.
Is there a way to do this?
One Answer
To keep particles at the end of Curve Guide you can change Settings > Free to 0.300. But since particles Life Time is given to use this number of frames to get from start to end of curve (and has influence to its speed) it was quite confusing what is going on there.
Blender Manual says:
Free – Fraction of particle life time, that is not used for the curve.
You can also try Curve object and under Physics enable Force Field > type Curve
One of many tutorials.
Use Particles System > Physics > Fluid type to get volume in a pool.
Answered by vklidu on December 9, 2020
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