Skinny lines of paint?

[ttdww]

Have given it a full day with every variation I can muster. How might I emit from a central source and have liquid break up into long skinny lines as they run down an incline? (Imagine paint or blood emitting from a cut or crevise). So far the only way I've achieved it is to emit from separate tiny sources and keep the fluid lines away from each other - once they run together, they merge into one flat area of fluid. Might there be any sample scenes? I've tried 'blood, honey..' but to no avail. The shot moves in realtime and is small scale

Like this but from a central source and running down a 10 degree incline: https://cdn1.vectorstock.com/i/1000x...r-14275165.jpg

Thanks!

[Gosho.Genchev]

Hey there,

a while ago there was a similar question on the forums. Could you please check this thread to see if it helps: https://forums.chaosgroup.com/forum/...edevil-s-intro

Cheers!

[ttdww]

Hey Gosho, Thanks very much. Am trying it out. It's little different, but gives some nice results. The problem I'm having is that I need the lines to break out of a collected area of liquid, and I'm not able to achieve it. Trying to get this type of behavior: https://cdn3.vectorstock.com/i/1000x...r-14746702.jpg

[georgi.zhekov]

Can you show us what results you're getting and your settings?

[ttdww]

Shot delivered. The client was happy with the preview I sent; it didn't have the runoff of separate drips. I wasn't able to obtain the behavior however. Would be great to have that ability in the future though.

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

I think it won't be a problem to have it right now, but we gotta see what settings you had and what results you got

[ttdww]

It was for Last Christmas during a surgery scene. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8623904/