Windshield wiper washer jets

Windshield wiper washer jets

ismith6WJ7E
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Windshield wiper washer jets

ismith6WJ7E
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I'm trying to simulate washer fluid jetting on to the rear window as well as the windscreen. Any tutorials that may help get me there, especially with multiple squirting effects.

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darioOrtisi
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ismith6WJ7E
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Thanks but what I'm looking for is a way to squirt the liquid onto the windshield in a tight controlled stream from the jet for about 1 second and then repeat.

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darioOrtisi
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Ok, so you want a fluid(liquid) simulation, right?

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ismith6WJ7E
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You are correct

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darioOrtisi
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And so the problem is the spread water when the windshield hit water.

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ismith6WJ7E
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I'm looking for is a way to squirt the liquid onto the windshield in a tight controlled stream from the jet for about 1 second and then repeat.

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darioOrtisi
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ismith6WJ7E
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I have seen this tutorial and unfortunately its 9 years old. I'm using Maya 2022 and the interface has changed. There is no longer a Bifrost tab but a Bifrost Fluids tab and it has no command for adding an accelerator. I'm assuming it's been moved to a different menu but I've yet to find it. If there's an updated version of this tutorial that is current I would love to see it. 

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darioOrtisi
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Use motion field

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