 | | | particles to obey physics? | particles to obey physics? 2004-02-15 - By Scott Flodin
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I'm experimenting with particles to represent blood cells flowing though a
blood vessel. I
need the particles to bounce off the sides and stay within the artery -- not
fly through it.
As far as I can tell you are only allowed one plane on which particles can
bounce. Is there
something I'm missing or am I out of luck?
Thanks in advance for any tips people have?
Scott Flodin
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