A quite remarkable feature of simulations, whether they involve particles, volumes, or any other type, is that they’re very hard to control 100%. With that raw material, thinking about loops is pure madness, but you never know until you try. After literally hundreds of failed attempts, one day I finally figured out the right technique. It’s not talent, it’s sheer stubbornness. 😂 😂 

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I can say that about myself too, more often than not I'm just stubbornly trying to achieve one result or another in my art 💃🖤

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I think the same. The key is to keep trying until you succeed. It reminds me of that common misconception that many people have: 'I can't draw.' Of course you can, we all drew as children, even before we could speak. The problem is, as we become adults, some of us (not you 🤘 ) stop practicing.

Yas!!! 🤘🏻🖤 absolutely spot on 🔥🖤