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Ludovico Dover
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12-12-2008 03:34
Hi! any help/tips/suggestion much appreciated...
In your opinion, is it possible to make a particle system following a non-linear path?
Thanks!
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Noctua Janus
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12-12-2008 03:48
You can try to achieve this with a combination of burst-speed and acceleration of the particles - as this works over the lifetime you can achieve a curved path, but it depends on the type of path you need if it will work for you.
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Ludovico Dover
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12-12-2008 04:05
From: Noctua Janus You can try to achieve this with a combination of burst-speed and acceleration of the particles - as this works over the lifetime you can achieve a curved path, but it depends on the type of path you need if it will work for you. The path is something like a sinusoidal wave: going down, then up, then down again during his lifetime... |
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Jesse Barnett
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12-12-2008 04:29
From: Ludovico Dover The path is something like a sinusoidal wave: going down, then up, then down again during his lifetime... Move the object the particles are originating from up + down. Look up the Particle Laboratory in world.
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Ludovico Dover
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12-12-2008 04:54
From: Jesse Barnett Move the object the particles are originating from up + down. Look up the Particle Laboratory in world. Fantastic! Thank you so ever! I will put the script here when completed  |