xParticle Suit

curveMultiTrail allows particles with tails to swim along the curve.You just need to draw the curve and then specify this curve to get the effect.

MultiTrail can follow the target object and emit particles and long tails.After object is animated such as moving, scaling, rotating, etc., you can directly specify it to get the effect.

This is the third component of xParticle Suit, Boom, which is used to simulate explosion effects. It is mainly composed of four elements: head, trail, particle, and dust. By adjusting various parameters, ever-changing effects can be produced, which can be sci-fi, aesthetic, or cool.

The character rain effect can be either characters or numbers.

By specifying an object, you can make the object turn into particles and dissipate.

Through Stream, you can get continuous particle emission effects.Not only can you quickly adjust basic parameters such as position, size, scaling, gravity, etc., you can also get more different and practical adjustments.

Atom, as its name suggests, can create ever-changing particle effects. If other component functions are more focused on a certain special effect, then Atom is more like an all-rounder. It can create the effect of mapping pictures and videos to particle sizes, it can create cube particle arrays, spherical particle arrays, Hex plane arrays, Wave animations, Noise animations, particle starry sky, lingering animations like fireflies, etc., especially Suitable for sci-fi and cyberpunk type special effects. Yet all it takes is simple adjustments and a few choices.

topoNode is a point and line effect generator. It is the 8th component of xParticle Suit. You can apply it to the visual design of various science fiction and technology themes. You can customize the particle source, such as setting various polygon models as point sources. You can adjust the point density and dynamic effects. You can also affect which points are connected into lines by adjusting basic parameters. Not only that, you can also make the lines connected into closed triangles have a triangular face. Whether it is a point, a line or a triangular face, you can assign materials to them.

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