Pflow Question

#1

[font=Calibri]Hey everyone,
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[font=Calibri]We are trying to have an emitter send out particles in a straight line as it rotates 360 degrees (think of a spray nozzle rotating slowing in a complete circle).
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[font=Calibri]Even though the nozzle is rotating relatively slow (360 degrees in 10 seconds), there is considerable lag in the particle motion (see attachment).
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[font=Calibri]Speeding up the particles does resolve this somewhat, but the particles then travel to fast to see any rotation or turbulence characteristics as they leave the nozzle.
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[font=Calibri]Any thoughts on how this might be set up?[/font]


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#2

Animate the camera instead of the pflow emitter? It is your simplest approach. Or is there some specific reason that this cannot be done?

#3

hi
can u show a preview of your result, and a refrence of what u aiming to do?
maybe i can help you

#4

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