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- Q and E rotate the cup while you are using the pour or etch
- There is 'gravity' when you pour the milk, constantly pulling it to the bottom of the screen. There must be a way to use this to make things look better. Easy way to see this in action is to make a pour from the bottom of the cup to the top, going fast than slowing down. Clear it then go from top to bottom and see the vast difference.
- Pouring the milk also responds to how fast your mouse is moving: fast moving gives little wispy lines while slow moving results in a denser and wider bit.
Conceptually I can understand what it can do but I'm still having issues getting it to actually work. I've seen people make awesome stuff, i just don't know how.
Thank you!