Particle Effect Basics - The Particle Effect Editor
by Patrick Force · in Torque X 3D · 02/02/2010 (7:54 pm) · 3 replies
The Particle Effect Editor
To add a particle effect to your scene, drag a New Particle Effect from the Create pane into the viewport.
To use the particle effect builder, simply create a particle effect and go to the edit panel.
To add a particle effect to your scene, drag a New Particle Effect from the "Create pane"
anyone know exactly how to launch the edtor from 3D Builder???
just curious?? i just can't see it, or launch it..
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To add a particle effect to your scene, drag a New Particle Effect from the Create pane into the viewport.
To use the particle effect builder, simply create a particle effect and go to the edit panel.
To add a particle effect to your scene, drag a New Particle Effect from the "Create pane"
anyone know exactly how to launch the edtor from 3D Builder???
just curious?? i just can't see it, or launch it..
p-
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public class T3DParticleData
public class T3DParticleEmitterData
public class T3DParticleEffectComponent : T3DRenderComponent, IAnimatedObject
its just the gui in builder..it will not synch to your .cs script called before the scene level loads...I think...
02/03/2010 (9:37 am)
Builder is actualy not that bad..you just have to access pretty much everything in level editor..becuse its all there.public class T3DParticleData
public class T3DParticleEmitterData
public class T3DParticleEffectComponent : T3DRenderComponent, IAnimatedObject
its just the gui in builder..it will not synch to your .cs script called before the scene level loads...I think...
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