Emitter & Particle Property

You can set the effect’s emission type (Preset), speed (Radial Speed), and angle (Radial Degree).

Properties

Emitter Property

• Preset: Selects a pre-configured setup for the particle emitter.
• EmitAmount: Defines the range for the number of particles emitted. With min and max numbers.
• EmitRate: Sets the rate at which particles are emitted.

Particle Property

• Texture: Allows you to add a texture to the particles by clicking the ’+’ button.
• ParticleLife: Specifies the lifespan of particles.
• ParticleMass: Determines the mass of the particles.
• RadialSpeed: Controls the speed at which particles move away from the center.
• RadialDirection: Specifies the direction of the radial movement using X, Y, Z coordinates.
• RadialDegree: Defines the spread of the particles in degrees.

Particle Behavior

• AlphaStart: The initial transparency of the particles.

• AlphaEnd: The ending transparency of the particles.

• ScaleStart: The initial size of the particles.

• ScaleEnd: The final size of the particles as they approach the end of their lifespan.

• ColorStart: The initial color of the particles. The box would typically show the color.

• ColorEnd: The final color of the particles. Particles will gradually shift to this color over time.

• AttractionActive: A toggle to activate or deactivate attraction forces on the particles.

  • Attraction: The direction of the attraction force, specified in X, Y, Z components.
  • Attraction Force: The strength of the attraction force.

• ForceActive: A toggle to apply an additional force on the particles.

  • Force: The direction and strength of the force, specified in X, Y, Z components.

• RandomDriftActive: A toggle to apply random movement to the particles.

  • RandomDrift: The variability of the drift in each of the X, Y, Z directions.

• SpringActive: A toggle to apply spring-like behavior to the particles.

  • SpringDirection: The direction of the spring force, specified in X, Y, Z components.
  • Spring Factor: The strength of the spring force.
  • Spring Friction: Damping on the spring effect to reduce the oscillation over time.