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Date Posted: 21:04:59 02/24/03 Mon
Author: Toklas
Author Host/IP: 12.13.61.51
Subject: Re: Winter in an F4 wonderland
In reply to: DaRaptor 's message, "Winter in an F4 wonderland" on 17:51:14 02/22/03 Sat

wow I'm in Los angeles... whats this cold weather you keep speaking of :) j/k. Well I know a while back someone had there anti-siphon tube updside down so it was sucking up pure liquid and they complained about really low FPS. I'm not sure if that helped but I'm guessing you're going to have some problems runing straight liquid. I don't think enough liquid can be pushed through to get velocity up high enough. wouldnt that just freeze the whole marker up. also wouldnt it freeze the paint.. ouch!!! I'd be interested to know if this works... sounds like a cool experiment (no pun intended)

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