@SKULLcrusher  
Her booze rental ended.

@Background Pony #55EE  
the alcohol  
comes out

If Rarity gets drunk, she drink too much alcohol when she pee from her crotch.

@Aasha  
She may just be having a difficult time with muscle control if she’s this drunk.

Not into this in particular, but it’s pretty well done.

Feels like it’d look more natural if her movements were slowed down a few frames per second. She seems so jerky.

Here’s something interesting I learned when I was in New Zealand: The word “pissing” can also be applied to “drinking alcohol,” or “getting drunk.”
 
I wonder, have there been any images with the “pissing” tag that’ve shown ponies or other creatures drinking alcohol and/or getting drunk, and not urinating? I may have to look into that.

@SinnerWhoKeepsTrying1978  
Now I can’t unsee it. It really does look like the liquid is shooting up rather than falling. Though at that angle, I think she’s using it to very publicly masturbate.

To be honest, it looks to me more like Rarity’s very publicly using a fountain as a bidet.

@PUBLIQclopAccountant  
Yeah, for sure

when you gotta go, you gotta go

Drunk on the battlefield ain’t no way to be, son.

@PUBLIQclopAccountant  
I’d rather be Spike and drink it.

@Lemotter  
Wouldn’t you rather drink it yourself?

She’s so wasted she doesn’t even realize how unacceptable her behavior is. All she knows is that it feels gooood to release her booze-filled bladder. So she just does it without a care.

I now want see spike drinking it

@SinnerWhoKeepsTrying1978  
Honestly, I haven’t practiced animating in Source Filmmaker as much as I should.

@Derpyfan  
Including Blender, all the 3D modeling and animation programs I’ve worked with have had the option for adding a skeletal structure to help control model deformation so that it’s easier to animate. And, at least two of the programs, including Blender, have a physics engine. I’ve seen evidence of those in Source Filmmaker animations I’ve seen on YouTube.
 
I’ve had success, in Blender, making a simple skeletal structure that deformed a part of a bottle-type model so that it’d block or unblock the flow of particle objects from out of the bottle without the skeleton stopping the particles itself. It’s this skeleton and skeleton-controlled part that I’m calling a valve. I wonder if it’s possible to produce such a thing in Source Filmmaker. I wouldn’t be surprised if it is.

@SinnerWhoKeepsTrying1978  
Well if you want an object in a cup you have to put it there manually.

@Derpyfan  
In Source Filmmaker, is it possible to create things like cups and bottles to hold smaller objects?

@SinnerWhoKeepsTrying1978  
I’m pretty sure Source Filmmaker uses particle emitters.

I’ve done experiments with particle fluid simulation, where a valve inside a container kept the particles inside until the valve opened. Particles escaped from the container as long as the valve was open, and closing the valve stopped most of the remaining particles from escaping. That was in Blender. Is this something similar to that, or is it just a particle emitter?

I have a feeling she’s drunk enough to lay down and sleep in her puddle and then wake up with a massive hangover.

@Ajax7408  
This was fishimira.

How tasty is it?