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19-07-2005
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continuity
I have also posted this thread in the newbie sections, but haven't got a reply yet and since I need this now, I figured I would post it up here too ... So if you can help, I would trully appreciate it.
I created a curve flow but my particles die at the end of the curve. I was wondering if instead, there was a way to get the particles shoot freely in space once they reach the end of the curve.
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26-07-2005
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i suppose you could "fake it" and have a particle emitter stationed at the end of the the curve and just set it to 'spray' once the curve reaches it end.
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