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- Restrict the particle creation process to particles within the given range between “@ min |max relative speed”. This way you can create fast moving, trailing drops which are not linked to the main body of fluid.
- If a particle is very fast compared to its neighbour then you might see very long and thin tendrils. By defining a “@ max relative speed” value you are able to break the link between these particles.
- Another situation where it is helpful to define speed thresholds is when one particle is moving, while its neighbour is colliding and suddenly stopping. Normally, you do not want the “Sheeter” to fill the gap between this particles. When the moving particle's speed is greater than “@ max relative speed” the gap will not be filled.
We recommend taking a look at the emitter's → “Statistics” panel to monitor the fluid's minimum and maximum velocity. These values will help to find working “@ min/max relative speed” thresholds.
@ min relative speed
Only particles with a velocity greater than the given value will be taken into account for the hole-filling process. Please also read the descriptions under “Use relative speed”. This parameter is measured in metres per second.
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