Difference between revisions of "ParticleSystemColor"

Revision as of 05:01, 27 November 2016

Simple guide on how to change a particle systems color

I would recommend that you first go through all the nodes turning them on & off 1 by 1 (as in image 1) to see which ones you need/want to change.

Turn off all the nodes but the one you are working on by checking the box then select Color Over Life on the active node. (Some particles may have initial color instead of color over life. Both edit the same)
XYZ = RGB Change values to adjust color. Some particles may have more or less "Points" & different parameter types. They all edit the same for the most part.
X & Y where changed on all 3 points to make the blue color. Different values in different points = different effects. Play around to achieve the desired colors

Be sure to adjust the color on all nodes and re-enable them.

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 '''''I would recommend that you first go through all the nodes turning them on & off 1 by 1 (as in image 1) to see which ones you need/want to change.'''''
 <gallery>
-PS0.png|Turn off all the nodes but the one you are working on by checking the box then select '''Color Over Life''' on the active node. (Some particles may have initial color instead of color over life. Both edit the same)
+PS_0.png|Turn off all the nodes but the one you are working on by checking the box then select '''Color Over Life''' on the active node. (Some particles may have initial color instead of color over life. Both edit the same)
 PS2.PNG|'''XYZ = RGB''' Change values to adjust color. Some particles may have more or less "Points" & different parameter types. They all edit the same for the most part.
 PS1.PNG|X & Y where changed on all 3 points to make the blue color. Different values in different points = different effects. Play around to achieve the desired colors
 </gallery>
 '''Be sure to adjust the color on all nodes and re-enable them.'''