Genome Particle Depressions (WIP) The following example takes a
PRT Loader saved from Particle Flow and selects the vertices of
the collision plane according to the distance to the closest
particle. The resulting selection is then used to Push the
vertices to produce depressions in the "ground". - Steps TBD
RESULT: As the particles fall to the ground, they produce
matching depressions: The left image shows frame 100 where all
particles are already on the groud. The right image shows just
the Plane and the PRT Loader without the particle mesh to reveal
the depressions in the ground: Arbitrary Shaped Particles The
above example works well with spheres since the falloff from a
point particle is spherical. But if the particles have an
arbitrary shape, it might not be very useful. Here is an
alternative approach which does not fall directly into Particle
Data Sampling since it uses the actual mesh of the particles -
either a Mesher compound object made from the Particle Flow, or
a Frost particle mesher assigning t