Drip - documentation

Install

Edit > Preferences > Add-ons > drop-down arrow > Install from Disk..., pick drip_v1.0.0.zip (don't unzip it) and tick Drip. Blender 5.2 or newer.

Use

1. Select your objects.
2. 3D View > Sidebar (N) > nice mesh > Drip: click a preset.
3. Tweak the sliders. The same buttons are in the Object menu.

Buttons

• Presets: apply (or update) the effect on the selected objects.
• Real geometry checkbox: also add the geometry (removable modifier). Off = material only.
• Unique Copy: own copy of a material shared with other objects.
• Remove: take it all off, exactly as it was.
• New Pattern / Copy to Selected: new seed / copy every setting to the selection.

Panels

• Liquid: Color, Gloss, Translucency, Glow
• Pour: Coverage, Thickness, Pour Angle, Seed, Quality
• Drips: Amount, Length, Width
• Splatter: Amount, Size, Color, Gloss, Strength

Tips

• Select the props, not the floor: every selected object gets its own pour.
• Thickness sets the coat; Drip Width makes the drips fatter or thinner on top of that.
• Big objects use coarser voxels to stay fast; raise Quality for a finer, smoother skin.

Good to know

• It pours from above: only surfaces that see the sky get coated (nothing under a table top).
• It is not a fluid simulation: drips don't run onto other objects or pool on the floor.
• The liquid is real, dense geometry (about half a million faces on a test scene of six objects). Lower Quality while you work.
• Curves and text get the splatter only; the liquid needs a mesh.