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| particles [2019/10/01 11:14] – [Rain effect] admin | particles [2020/11/06 13:51] – [Physics Particle Support] admin | ||
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| ====== Using the ParticleSystem ====== | ====== Using the ParticleSystem ====== | ||
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| Gorilla3D provides an integrated particle system for rendering complex and individual particle effects. | Gorilla3D provides an integrated particle system for rendering complex and individual particle effects. | ||
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| Gorilla3D already supplies some of the most popular effects, like: fire, smoke, rain, snow, waterfall, eruption, explosion. | Gorilla3D already supplies some of the most popular effects, like: fire, smoke, rain, snow, waterfall, eruption, explosion. | ||
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| It is possible to manipulate each particle by the so-called influencers. | It is possible to manipulate each particle by the so-called influencers. | ||
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| * Endless or limited emmittance | * Endless or limited emmittance | ||
| * Physically based particle collision detection with other scene objects (not with particles!) | * Physically based particle collision detection with other scene objects (not with particles!) | ||
| + | * Autosorting of particles depending on assigned camera | ||
| ===== Shader / Material ===== | ===== Shader / Material ===== | ||
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| begin | begin | ||
| LParticles := TGorillaSnowParticleEmitter.Create(FGorilla); | LParticles := TGorillaSnowParticleEmitter.Create(FGorilla); | ||
| + | LParticles.Parent := FGorilla; | ||
| LParticles.Camera := FCamera; | LParticles.Camera := FCamera; | ||
| end; | end; | ||
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| end; | end; | ||
| </ | </ | ||
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| Next step: [[physics|Physics]] | Next step: [[physics|Physics]] | ||