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en:tutorials:community:sausage:particle_explosions [2018/02/13 20:46 (6 years ago)] – ↷ Page moved from tutorials:community:sausage:particle_explosions to en:tutorials:community:sausage:particle_explosions iarwainen:tutorials:animation:particle_explosions [2020/08/31 06:54 (4 years ago)] (current) – ↷ Page moved from en:tutorials:community:sausage:particle_explosions to en:tutorials:animation:particle_explosions sausage
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 This blank object can be placed anywhere. We'll limit it to 10 spawned particle objects, then it will die. We are looking for this kind of effect (though a still image doesn't do it justice): This blank object can be placed anywhere. We'll limit it to 10 spawned particle objects, then it will die. We are looking for this kind of effect (though a still image doesn't do it justice):
  
-{{tutorials:community:sausage:explode-screenshot.png|}}+{{tutorials:animation:explode-screenshot.png|}}
  
 For this tutorial, the mouse will be used to set an explosion. Click anywhere on screen, and you can click as much and as quickly as you like to fill the screen with booms. For this tutorial, the mouse will be used to set an explosion. Click anywhere on screen, and you can click as much and as quickly as you like to fill the screen with booms.
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 Now, what are our explosion frames going to look like? Below are the animation frames of a single sub-explosion. This is a 594 x 46 pixel animation sprite set, each frame being 46 x 46 pixels: Now, what are our explosion frames going to look like? Below are the animation frames of a single sub-explosion. This is a 594 x 46 pixel animation sprite set, each frame being 46 x 46 pixels:
  
-{{tutorials:community:sausage:explosion.png|}}+{{tutorials:animation:explosion.png|}}
  
 As mentioned at the beginning, the blank explosion object will have a spawner, and this spawner will spawn 10 copies of these individual sub-explosions. Each will follow quickly after the other and be randomly placed away from the centre blank object. This will help the explosion look a little more natural. And each will be different from the last.  As mentioned at the beginning, the blank explosion object will have a spawner, and this spawner will spawn 10 copies of these individual sub-explosions. Each will follow quickly after the other and be randomly placed away from the centre blank object. This will help the explosion look a little more natural. And each will be different from the last.
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 <code ini> <code ini>
 [ExplodeObject] ;explosion object, the actual orange flare [ExplodeObject] ;explosion object, the actual orange flare
-Graphic = ExplodeGraphic ;default image to start+Graphic = ExplodeGraphic ;supplies default image size for all frames 
 AnimationSet = ExplosionSet AnimationSet = ExplosionSet
 Position = (-20,-20,0) ~ (20,20,0) ;<--- random positions offset from the centre of the explosion core Position = (-20,-20,0) ~ (20,20,0) ;<--- random positions offset from the centre of the explosion core
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