Thats awesome! 🙌

Thank you! ✌️

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Thank you, glad it helped! 🙌

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Welcome 👍

I'm sure you already found the answer to this - but you'd just create all the forces you want and drag them into the "include" tab on your emitter. They should all work perfectly 👍

I believe you would have to bake out the emitter as alembic (or possibly add them to a fracture object?) to turn the particles into objects, then use a bullet tag that triggers when the objects are near the jar either using velocity peak, xpresso, or possibly on collision if that lets you set up an "activation zone". So many cool things can be done by layering baked animations and additional simulations. You can even bake the whole thing out then delete, keyframe, or deform individual objects in the jar so that when it rests the gaps spell out a word or logo

Give him a child!

Hi, In the "Include" tab of the emitter you can set up which field forces you want to be included / excluded for the particular emitters. Or you could simply skip that and use one force field for all the emitters.

I like it too👌

I think you can set the simulation as a volume using "particle system" instead of an emitter. Could also include them in mograph somehow (possibly with a connect and/or fracture object) and use the "push apart" effector. Alternatively, turn the variation on the emitter right down until you can space them apart equidistant and aren't touching. Then add randomness back in with more forces and effectors like turbulence or displace

Have you selected "show objects" in the emitter?

Theres a christmas tree tutorial that goes from bottom to top. Search for it look for cinema 4d xmas tree. Its a yellow background with spheres emitted

Dude, I hope you still need this. I just figure it out how to do it the opposite way. go to Field Force--> Object --> at the Spline field, go to Direction --> Uncheck or check the box of Invert Direction.