In my scene I have a circle with a particle system that renders no particles, then I have a sphere with the particle instance modifier attached to the circle, I want my particles to seem like they are emitted from the circle, however the origin point on the sphere particles is super strange, and my main problem is that the particles don't keep up with the emitter, they have a strange delay, parenting does not work either because it results in the particles overtaking the emitter, I have also tried every every origin point option to fix the origin point and nothing works. Thanks for any help!
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$\begingroup$ I the solution to this question will also fix your problem. $\endgroup$– JakemoyoCommented Sep 2 at 20:15
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The answer was that I needed to apply scale.
