JRG wrote:
> 
> I could give it a try. But how do you control their rotations?
> 

I would try to position start and end point along the flow direction, for
example you could connect all positions from the last frame with those
from the current frame.  

Christoph

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JRG wrote:

> This is my very firts try in reproducing something similar to a *waterfall*
> (please be mercyfull). It took me 30 minutes to code and 30 minutes to
> render.
> Didn't have the time to play with the parameters and to add a more
> interesting environment (like a heightfield).
> Comments and suggestions are welcome.

Nice...

Just one thing: try to get the blobs to exclude each other
from their own space. You will get more horizontal flow when
the blobs bounce.

Best,

    S.


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