public override void InitParticle(Particle particle)
{
float alpha, a, b, x, y, z;
// create a random angle from 0 .. PI*2
alpha = MathUtil.RangeRandom(0,MathUtil.TWO_PI);
// create two random radius values that are bigger than the inner size
a = MathUtil.RangeRandom(InnerX,1.0f);
b = MathUtil.RangeRandom(InnerY,1.0f);
// with a and b we have defined a random ellipse inside the inner
// ellipse and the outer circle (radius 1.0)
// with alpha, and a and b we select a random point on this ellipse
// and calculate it's coordinates
x = a * MathUtil.Sin(alpha);
y = b * MathUtil.Cos(alpha);
// the height is simple running from 0 to 1
z = MathUtil.UnitRandom(); // 0..1
// scale the found point to the ring's size and move it
// relatively to the center of the emitter point
particle.Position = position + x * xRange + y * yRange + z * zRange;
// Generate complex data by reference
GenerateEmissionColor(particle.Color);
GenerateEmissionDirection(ref particle.Direction);
GenerateEmissionVelocity(ref particle.Direction);
// Generate simpler data
particle.timeToLive = GenerateEmissionTTL();
}
/// <see cref="ParticleAffector.InitParticle"/>
public override void InitParticle( ref Particle particle )
{
if ( !this.colorImageLoaded )
{
loadImage();
}
particle.Color = this.colorImage.GetColorAt( 0, 0, 0 );
}
public override void InitParticle( Particle particle )
{
base.InitParticle( particle );
// point emitter emits starting from its own position
particle.Position = Position;
GenerateEmissionColor( ref particle.Color );
GenerateEmissionDirection( ref particle.Direction );
GenerateEmissionVelocity( ref particle.Direction );
// generate time to live
particle.timeToLive = particle.totalTimeToLive = GenerateEmissionTTL();
}
public override void InitParticle( Particle particle )
{
Vector3 xOff, yOff, zOff;
xOff = Utility.SymmetricRandom() * xRange;
yOff = Utility.SymmetricRandom() * yRange;
zOff = Utility.SymmetricRandom() * zRange;
particle.Position = position + xOff + yOff + zOff;
// Generate complex data by reference
GenerateEmissionColor( ref particle.Color );
GenerateEmissionDirection( ref particle.Direction );
GenerateEmissionVelocity( ref particle.Direction );
// Generate simpler data
particle.timeToLive = particle.totalTimeToLive = GenerateEmissionTTL();
}
public override void InitParticle(Particle particle)
{
base.InitParticle(particle);
Vector3 pos = new Vector3();
pos.x = MathUtil.SymmetricRandom() * distance;
pos.y = MathUtil.SymmetricRandom() * distance;
pos.z = MathUtil.SymmetricRandom() * distance;
// point emitter emits starting from its own position
particle.Position = pos + particle.ParentSet.WorldPosition;
GenerateEmissionColor(particle.Color);
particle.Direction = particle.ParentSet.WorldPosition - particle.Position;
GenerateEmissionVelocity(ref particle.Direction);
// generate time to live
particle.timeToLive = GenerateEmissionTTL();
}
public override void InitParticle( Particle particle )
{
float xOff, yOff, zOff;
// First we create a random point inside a bounding cylinder with a
// radius and height of 1 (this is easy to do). The distance of the
// point from 0,0,0 must be <= 1 (== 1 means on the surface and we
// count this as inside, too).
while ( true )
{
// three random values for one random point in 3D space
xOff = Utility.SymmetricRandom();
yOff = Utility.SymmetricRandom();
zOff = Utility.SymmetricRandom();
// the distance of x,y from 0,0 is sqrt(x*x+y*y), but
// as usual we can omit the sqrt(), since sqrt(1) == 1 and we
// use the 1 as boundary. z is not taken into account, since
// all values in the z-direction are inside the cylinder:
if ( xOff*xOff + yOff*yOff <= 1 )
{
// found one valid point inside
break;
}
}
// scale the found point to the cylinder's size and move it
// relatively to the center of the emitter point
particle.Position = Position + xOff*xRange + yOff*yRange*zOff*zRange;
// Generate complex data by reference
GenerateEmissionColor( ref particle.Color );
GenerateEmissionDirection( ref particle.Direction );
GenerateEmissionVelocity( ref particle.Direction );
// Generate simpler data
particle.timeToLive = GenerateEmissionTTL();
}
public override void InitParticle( ref Particle particle )
{
}
public override void InitParticle( ref Particle particle )
{
particle.Rotation = rotationRangeStart + ( Utility.UnitRandom() * ( rotationRangeEnd - rotationRangeStart ) );
particle.RotationSpeed = rotationSpeedRangeStart + ( Utility.UnitRandom() * ( rotationSpeedRangeEnd - rotationSpeedRangeStart ) );
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a particle based on the emitter's approach and parameters.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// See the GetEmissionCount method for details of why there is a separation between
/// 'requested' emissions and actual initialized particles.
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="particle">Reference to a particle which must be initialized based on how this emitter starts particles</param>
public virtual void InitParticle(Particle particle)
{
particle.ResetDimensions();
}
public override void InitParticle(ref Particle particle)
{
const float div_255 = 1.0f / 255.0f;
particle.Color.r = colorImage.Data[0] * div_255;
particle.Color.g = colorImage.Data[1] * div_255;
particle.Color.b = colorImage.Data[2] * div_255;
particle.Color.a = colorImage.Data[3] * div_255;
}
/// <summary>
/// Method called to allow the affector to 'do it's stuff' on all active particles in the system.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// This is where the affector gets the chance to apply it's effects to the particles of a system.
/// The affector is expected to apply it's effect to some or all of the particles in the system
/// passed to it, depending on the affector's approach.
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="particle">Reference to a ParticleSystem to affect.</param>
public virtual void InitParticle( ref Particle particle )
{
// do nothing by default
}
public override void InitParticle(Particle particle)
{
float alpha, beta, a, b, c, x, y, z;
particle.ResetDimensions();
// create two random angles alpha and beta
// with these two angles, we are able to select any point on an
// ellipsoid's surface
MathUtil.RangeRandom(durationMin, durationMax);
alpha = MathUtil.RangeRandom(0,MathUtil.TWO_PI);
beta = MathUtil.RangeRandom(0,MathUtil.PI);
// create three random radius values that are bigger than the inner
// size, but smaller/equal than/to the outer size 1.0 (inner size is
// between 0 and 1)
a = MathUtil.RangeRandom(InnerX,1.0f);
b = MathUtil.RangeRandom(InnerY,1.0f);
c = MathUtil.RangeRandom(InnerZ,1.0f);
// with a,b,c we have defined a random ellipsoid between the inner
// ellipsoid and the outer sphere (radius 1.0)
// with alpha and beta we select on point on this random ellipsoid
// and calculate the 3D coordinates of this point
x = a * MathUtil.Cos(alpha) * MathUtil.Sin(beta);
y = b * MathUtil.Sin(alpha) * MathUtil.Sin(beta);
z = c * MathUtil.Cos(beta);
// scale the found point to the ellipsoid's size and move it
// relatively to the center of the emitter point
particle.Position = position + x * xRange + y * yRange * z * zRange;
// Generate complex data by reference
GenerateEmissionColor(particle.Color);
GenerateEmissionDirection(ref particle.Direction);
GenerateEmissionVelocity(ref particle.Direction);
// Generate simpler data
particle.timeToLive = GenerateEmissionTTL();
}
