Making a short animation for a client, need to pour honey into a silver spoon, turn it half-over, let it drip into a tea cup. I'm okay with the spoon and cup ... but what is the Poser approach to making a thick fluid with golden highlights flow per gravity? Is there a prop for it? It would obviously have to collide with the spoon.

I'm in Poser 11 for windows.

Gratitude for any guidance, thank you ...

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I've done something like this a couple years back. I used the sphere primitive in the cloth room. Sphere clothified with a lot of stretch. Pin a vertex to an invisible plane to help get the long trail behind the falling drop. Release it for the sphere to coalesce to the shape of the spoon. Repeat procedure pinning a spot to the spoon. Release as the "tail" of the "fluid" when it gets to the length you want. Gravity works quite well for cloth so just fake the honey (sphere) to be cloth. 

The sounds intuitively good. Thanks for the clear description.