I have a scene with a piece of cloth falling down from horizontal position. I've configured a wind force object and connected it to the Lucid op to make it dance in the wind (with global "Lift" value >0). It simulates correctly: I have lift, global gravity and wind affecting the object.

I then add it as a Shape Instance + Lucid Geometry in the the PF Source and apply a Force operator with the same Wind object.

As soon as I simulate I notice there's no gravity. According to the manual forces should just be picked up as if they were bound to the object. That is - added to the simulation, not replacing all other forces. At least that's how it works with the Lucid Fluid operator in PF Source.

I then add gravity force to the PFlow and there's my gravity. Well, sort of. But the problem is - there's no lift! It's as if as soon as you add any Force in PF Source when simulationg with Lucid Geometry (not Fluid) all global forces for the particles are... gone?

Am I doing it wrong? Is it supposed to be like this? Because with a single object with a Lucid modifier it works great, but with PFlow + Lucid Geometry any force or even Speed mod in the Event completely breaks up the simulation. This doesn't happen if you simulate particles with Lucid Fluid in the PFlow, I double-checked.