Why does my coffee have particle effect vapor?

12 Comments

1. 

   kuhnyfe878 2 years ago

   That’s called steam

2. 

   villasv 2 years ago

   Because it’s hot and it contains water.

   It’s usual for steam to have droplets around (see wet steam)

3. 

   DelisionalMeatball 2 years ago

   It was over roasted and it’s degassing, try a longer extraction next time

4. 

   ebbyasi 2 years ago

   Oh my God does common sense need to be spelled out to everyone. It’s clearly magic… possibly sorcery

5. 

   burritorepublic 2 years ago

   Looks more like cgi than real steam

6. 

   skirrellyjones 2 years ago

   Those are the ghosts of the coffee beans leaving.

7. 

   mrfowl 2 years ago

   If that’s particle effect vapor …then I’m an underwater porcelain technician.

8. 

   Civil_End_4863 2 years ago

   Everything is made of particles and waves. Hot water evaporating produces tiny tiny vapors.

9. 

   Tall-Tree12 2 years ago

   Haha, I betcha your coffee taste soul less.

10. 

    chootchootchoot 2 years ago

    I think your camera ate some good mushrooms

11. 

    MrAlfajore 2 years ago

    huh looks like unity’s particle system got upgraded

12. 

    Bangzell 2 years ago

    When you drink it, it’ll give you +5 max HP.