Here's an interesting one for you.  It's my "Pour Water (SML)" particle emitter prop.  SML stands for  "Short, Mid, Long" versions of pouring a stream of water.  Think of it as a Three-In-One emitter!  (What a bargain! lol)

Short would be good for pouring water from a bottle into a glass.
Mid might be used for pouring water from a little higher (like a host showing off to his guests).
Long is for professional bartenders only, pouring water from a great height! (and hoping for bigger tips!)

As usual, all the emitters are attached to a dummy prop (pyramid), which has the AML script embedded.

The script has three options...:

• Start SHORT Pour!
• Start MID Pour!
• Start LONG Pour!

...as well as a generic command to stop them all:

• End (ALL) Pour!

Each of the Start commands runs long enough so you can see the full pour length (500ms, 750ms and 1000ms) then continues normally when played back.

Another thing of interest:  they all emit straight up from the tip of the dummy pyramid (then pulled back down by gravity - see picture).  I've done this for easy alignment (by you) when setting them up in your scene.  And to help you (or confuse you?) even more, the pyramid is initially tilted forward 45 degrees (X-axis) so you can see the effect when you first try it.

Any questions?  Just ask!

Hope you enoy!

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