/// <summary>
/// Example of how to create a Particle Initialization Function
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cParticle">The Particle to be Initialized</param>
public void InitializeParticleProperties(DefaultQuadParticle cParticle)
{
//-----------------------------------------------------------
// TODO: Initialize all of the Particle's properties here.
// If you plan on simply using the default InitializeParticleUsingInitialProperties
// Particle Initialization Function (see the LoadParticleSystem() function above),
// then you may delete this function all together.
//-----------------------------------------------------------
// Set the Particle's Lifetime (how long it should exist for)
cParticle.Lifetime = 2.0f;
// Set the Particle's initial Position to be wherever the Emitter is
cParticle.Position = Emitter.PositionData.Position;
// Set the Particle's Velocity
Vector3 sVelocityMin = new Vector3(-50, 50, -50);
Vector3 sVelocityMax = new Vector3(50, 100, 50);
cParticle.Velocity = DPSFHelper.RandomVectorBetweenTwoVectors(sVelocityMin, sVelocityMax);
// Adjust the Particle's Velocity direction according to the Emitter's Orientation
cParticle.Velocity = Vector3.Transform(cParticle.Velocity, Emitter.OrientationData.Orientation);
// Give the Particle a random Size
// Since we have Size Lerp enabled we must also set the Start and End Size
cParticle.Width = cParticle.StartWidth = cParticle.EndWidth =
cParticle.Height = cParticle.StartHeight = cParticle.EndHeight = RandomNumber.Next(10, 50);
// Give the Particle a random Color
// Since we have Color Lerp enabled we must also set the Start and End Color
cParticle.Color = cParticle.StartColor = cParticle.EndColor = DPSFHelper.RandomColor();
}
public void InitializeParticleSpray(DefaultQuadParticle cParticle)
{
cParticle.Lifetime = 3.0f;
cParticle.Position = Emitter.PositionData.Position;
// Update Velocity direction according to Emitter's Orientation
cParticle.Velocity = new Vector3(RandomNumber.Next(20, 100), RandomNumber.Next(5, 50), RandomNumber.Next(-25, 25));
cParticle.Velocity = Vector3.Transform(cParticle.Velocity, Emitter.OrientationData.Orientation);
cParticle.Size = 0.3f;
// Set how much gravitational force to use (when gravity is enabled)
cParticle.ExternalForce = new Vector3(0, -30, 0);
cParticle.Color = DPSFHelper.RandomColor();
}
public void InitializeParticleWall(DefaultQuadParticle cParticle)
{
cParticle.Lifetime = 1.0f;
cParticle.Position = new Vector3(RandomNumber.Next(-200, 200), RandomNumber.Next(-40, 160), RandomNumber.Next(0, 100));
// Update the Particle's Position according to the Emitters Orientation and Position
cParticle.Position = Vector3.Transform(cParticle.Position, Emitter.OrientationData.Orientation);
cParticle.Position += Emitter.PositionData.Position;
cParticle.Size = 0.3f;
cParticle.Color = DPSFHelper.RandomColor();
if (mbGravityEnabled)
{
cParticle.Velocity = new Vector3(0, RandomNumber.Next(-50, -5), 0);
}
cParticle.Acceleration = Vector3.Zero;
}
//===========================================================
// Particle Update Functions
//===========================================================
//-----------------------------------------------------------
// TODO: Place your Particle Update functions here, using the
// same function prototype as below (i.e. public void FunctionName(DPSFParticle, float))
//-----------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Example of how to create a Particle Event Function
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cParticle">The Particle to update</param>
/// <param name="fElapsedTimeInSeconds">How long it has been since the last update</param>
protected void UpdateParticleFunctionExample(DefaultQuadParticle cParticle, float fElapsedTimeInSeconds)
{
// Place code to update the Particle here
// Example: cParticle.Position += cParticle.Velocity * fElapsedTimeInSeconds;
}
//===========================================================
// Particle Update Functions
//===========================================================
//-----------------------------------------------------------
// TODO: Place your Particle Update functions here, using the
// same function prototype as below (i.e. public void FunctionName(DPSFParticle, float))
//-----------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Example of how to create a Particle Event Function
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cParticle">The Particle to update</param>
/// <param name="fElapsedTimeInSeconds">How long it has been since the last update</param>
protected void UpdateParticleFunctionExample(DefaultQuadParticle cParticle, float fElapsedTimeInSeconds)
{
// Place code to update the Particle here
// Example: cParticle.Position += cParticle.Velocity * fElapsedTimeInSeconds;
}
/// <summary>
/// Example of how to create a Particle Initialization Function
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cParticle">The Particle to be Initialized</param>
public void InitializeParticleProperties(DefaultQuadParticle cParticle)
{
//-----------------------------------------------------------
// TODO: Initialize all of the Particle's properties here.
// If you plan on simply using the default InitializeParticleUsingInitialProperties
// Particle Initialization Function (see the LoadParticleSystem() function above),
// then you may delete this function all together.
//-----------------------------------------------------------
// Set the Particle's Lifetime (how long it should exist for)
cParticle.Lifetime = 2.0f;
// Set the Particle's initial Position to be wherever the Emitter is
cParticle.Position = Emitter.PositionData.Position;
// Set the Particle's Velocity
Vector3 sVelocityMin = new Vector3(-50, 50, -50);
Vector3 sVelocityMax = new Vector3(50, 100, 50);
cParticle.Velocity = DPSFHelper.RandomVectorBetweenTwoVectors(sVelocityMin, sVelocityMax);
// Adjust the Particle's Velocity direction according to the Emitter's Orientation
cParticle.Velocity = Vector3.Transform(cParticle.Velocity, Emitter.OrientationData.Orientation);
// Give the Particle a random Size
// Since we have Size Lerp enabled we must also set the Start and End Size
cParticle.Width = cParticle.StartWidth = cParticle.EndWidth =
cParticle.Height = cParticle.StartHeight = cParticle.EndHeight = RandomNumber.Next(10, 50);
// Give the Particle a random Color
// Since we have Color Lerp enabled we must also set the Start and End Color
cParticle.Color = cParticle.StartColor = cParticle.EndColor = DPSFHelper.RandomColor();
}
