I'm trying to make particles rise softly, as if floating on hot air. I've added drag, increased particle mass, and lowered wind strength, but it isn't getting slow enough.

Is this just a matter of finesse (right wind strength/particle mass), or is there a trick to it or a certain setting necessary?


Question: Should I tell other interviewers where else I've interviewed?
Answer: I cannot speak for faculty interviews personally and this may be redundant information but I interviewed at multiple "top ranked" schools for PhD admissions and in everyone of them I was asked where else I was interviewing and I told them the truth.

Having said this, nowadays, most job talk notifications are available on the website of the university or college or institution where you are interviewing and it is relatively easy to determine this from a google search of your name. For instance, this year our department is hiring for 2 different job lines and there are quite a few faculty candidates giving talks every week. We always Google their names to find out where else they are interviewing. In the case of one particular candidate it was very useful to find out that that that candidate had put up a list of other institutions where he/she was interviewing this particular season.

I do not think personally that giving them information about where else you are interviewing will add or subtract from your overall job application materials and probabilities. 

Best of luck for getting a job !