Accurate Slow-Dripping Water

[sean_redmond]

I've been struggling to get a good looking slow-dripping water effect as seen above. I've tried everything I can think of, but the water just refuses to cling to the underside of the surface and runs off. High viscosity helps a little bit but it forms unnatural clumps at the top of an object and the droplets at the bottom dont form a nice teardrop shape. I've attached an example of what I'm looking for animation-wise (from realflow). Is this possible in phoenix?

Thanks!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDd1XRlt3N8

[Anthonyyg]

Based on the yotube video I created a similar setup. By balancing the viscosity, surface tension and stickiness I was able to get something similar.

[sean_redmond]

Based on the yotube video I created a similar setup. By balancing the viscosity, surface tension and stickiness I was able to get something similar.

This looks awesome, thank you! I am trying to figure out how to get the drip much slower though, as I can't seem to have it hang there for any reasonable amount of time before falling. I could always slow down the time scale but then the drop falls very slowly when it does eventually fall, which gives it a slow-mo effect that I'm trying to avoid.

Ultimately I'll need to have lots of these drops hanging on the underside of a pipe like in the picture above. Thanks so much for your help so far!