Particle Effect Delayed

#1 It definitely sounds like an emitter value is off somewhere. Without seeing all the values it's hard to determine. Perhaps post your particle effect file or dump a log of its contents and paste that?

#2 Tracking down where a particle effect has gone wrong often takes longer than making it again from scratch. Sounds like your graph for the emission base is messed up, but it could be any number of things.

#3 I've tried making it again from scratch all over again but I must keep on making the same mistake, because it doesn't seem to be working...I'll get a copy of my values and post them soon :)

#4 I have a particle effect that called Splatter which is supposed to play when a bullet hits a moving object. The object does not stop moving when it is hit. These moving objects are clones. Is there a way to attach or mount the particle effect to the moving object?

The other thing is that when a moving object has been hit, I do not want the particle effect to play again if the object has already been hit. So is there a way to tell it to not play?

I am also still having trouble with the particle effect being delayed...

<code>

function bulletClass::onCollision(%srcObject, %dstObject, %srcRef, %dstRef, %time, %normal, %contacts, %points)
{
echo("Painted!");
%splatterEff = new t2dParticleEffect();
%splatterEff.addToScene(SceneWindow2D.getScenegraph());
%splatterEff.loadEffect("~/data/particles/splatter.eff");
%splatterEff.setPosition(%dstObject.getPosition());
%splatterEff.playEffect(false);
}

<code>

#5 Hey Guys! I still havn't figured this one out...I swear that I have been through all my values in the emitter and I still cannot work out what is causing the delays...

It is happening to all my particle effects that i try to make...

Is there a way I can upload this effect file so the values can be viewed?