How to make sticky liquids in poser? i mean i have some 3d liquids (pouring out water for exp.) can i make them stick to an object? like it would pour down?

or second thought kind of manipulation of a skin tight suit with a transperancy map

or can i just make a sphere "ooze down"? and stick it to another object too?

thx :)

There is no ready tool for that in Poser. I recall having seen some simulators on the web that could do this, using geometry not far off from Poser's definition method. I lost the bookmarks though.

You may try your hand with Bullet Physics.

Found it: System name is 'Surface evolver'

Thanks for the tip and link. Going to try it out.

The examples show how to work with liquids.

That was way over my head... WAY WAY out into Space out...

If you have Poser 11, I would try the Sag morph brush, using a very large brush and fairly high magnitude

Export both items in to blender,(or any sculpting program) push/pull/shape it in sculpt mode to the object then export back to Poser

Unless you're animating, I don't see the point in trying to achieve this effect directly in Poser, other than painting something on the object surface and fiddling with Displacement/Normals to get the effect.

the evolver looks to difficult for me (looking at the manual) i will stick to the Sag morph brush for now...maybe try blender (which i never used)

too bad you can´t use the morphable cloth animation for that (even without doing a animation at final)

I've done it the way SamT suggests. It's easy to control. Paint a displacement map with the edges blurred, and apply it to the surface. You could even animate it by making the map larger than the surface vertically, then animating the V-offset dial on the image map node.

On second thought. the 2D way is good also, but it all depends on exactly what it is your doing ? There really isn't just 1 solution for it all, 3 different ways I do that depending on what it is and what its for. 2D paint/then PS for the hanging dripping parts.

Modifying the the part I want to "drip" around another object. (the candle started off as a "normal" candle

Beyond that I really cant suggest a way to do it without knowing exactly what it is. cheers