"Tim Nikias" wrote:
> What we see is a blue bezier-spline, which moves along
> another bezier-spline (red side ones) and emits particles,
> that stick to another (invisible) bezier-spline.

Hmm, interesting. But I'm not sure what actual uses it has. It would
probably look more interesting if you made an example animation of an actual
use of the system.

> So, instead of moving freely about, particles may also be
> set to initially head for a position, spline or
> interpolation of vectors (a line, so to speak).

I don't think it looks very natural. It doesn't look like the particles are
thrown to their location, neither as if they are attracted to it. It looks
like something is artificially moving them there. I think it's due to the
speed and movement, which both seems to be linear.

Rune
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