Maxon Particular

[Fleur Francour]

HiI just installed the new Particular in After Effects. There is something not working anymore:

I have a swarm of fish following a Motion Path. In the older particular, I was able to affect the position of the swarm by a turbulence field and some small spin. AND each fish still aligned its direction to its individual motion (Orient to Motion).

With the new particular, Orient to Motion is not aligning each individual fish anymore to its individual direction. They only orient to the Motion Path.

Is this not possible anymore? Am I doing something worg?

Please Help

Thanks

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