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Works fine, but as mention already there is a problem with particle cache. One needs to cache the fluid itself and leave particles untouched with no cache . . .
I'm using Maya 2009 and I don't know how to execute this script? Click and drag the file to Maya viewport doesn't work. Copy the whole script and paste it into the script editor and execute from there doesn't work either. Please help.
Hey, you did a nice script but, i have some question to ask, is the normal fluid emitter can control their Density, Heat and Fuel voxel per second settings to control their color changes, but in this script i can't find it, is it the setting is at some where or it need to use other method to do it?
