[Alan Lacey]

Thanks Paul, yes I’ve got the Solo plug but that hides everything in the viewer, whereas I’m just after freezing it temporarily. Like Max’s ‘animate selected’.

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

thanks to Arndt,

It was the time setting in the PDie node – needed to be set to zero!

[Alan Lacey]

Thanks Arndt that’s kind of you, I’ll do that.

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

No, I understand that Arndt, I only added those to try and analyse why not all the particles die. It works the same without the spy and result nodes.

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

Thanks guys, I’ll try that, but their ws misleading.

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

wmvs David

[Alan Lacey]

Thanks Bjorn,

I got the impression from the manual that that was the case. Does that mean that it evaluates from n=1 to particle_count every frame?

I’ve set up a Pstorm which generates 35 particles which go on and do their thing and I’m trying to Pdie each one when it’s y coordinate is greater that a given value. I’ve used Ppass and Pgetdata with the required connections and comparison but only the last particle actually dies. Connections from Ppass are ‘particle’ to the Pdie node, and Pgetdata.

Thanks Alan

[Alan Lacey]

Sorry, message got lost.

What I was trying to say was thanks Adam, I’ll give it a go.

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

yes thanks found it! Just the job eh?

Alan