I figured a few of you folks use particle flow...
The long anticipated Particle Flow Tools Box#2 for 3ds Max 9 through 2010 32 & 64 bit has been released.

Official Release info: Orbaz Forum
Product Page: Particle Flow Tools Box#2
Quote:
Taking advantage of the powerful PhysX™ simulation engine from NVIDIA® (included free, no special hardware required), Box#2 provides operators and tests to replicate real-world effects such as natural and man-made forces, binding particles together and then breaking the bonds, collisions between particles and with other objects, and more. Also included are several new Birth operators that are optimized for physics simulations as well as a preset flow that makes initial setup a snap. To top it all off, Box#2 gives you three new modifiers that allow particles to interact with standard mesh objects in mind-blowing ways.
The long anticipated Particle Flow Tools Box#2 for 3ds Max 9 through 2010 32 & 64 bit has been released.

Official Release info: Orbaz Forum
Product Page: Particle Flow Tools Box#2
Quote:
Taking advantage of the powerful PhysX™ simulation engine from NVIDIA® (included free, no special hardware required), Box#2 provides operators and tests to replicate real-world effects such as natural and man-made forces, binding particles together and then breaking the bonds, collisions between particles and with other objects, and more. Also included are several new Birth operators that are optimized for physics simulations as well as a preset flow that makes initial setup a snap. To top it all off, Box#2 gives you three new modifiers that allow particles to interact with standard mesh objects in mind-blowing ways.
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