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It can also render native particles generated on in your 3D platform. , depending on the plug-ins capabilities.
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h6. Particles splashes rendered using the RFParticles extension
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Parameters
These are the parameters to control the rendering of the particle cloud:
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- File Name: Path to the .BIN particle file
- Radius Factor: Multiplier for the original radius value of each particle.
- MB Factor: Multiplier for the particles motion blur value.
- Shutter 1/s: Shutter speed indicated in the fluid simulation.
- Load particles (%): Percentage of the particles to be rendered.
- Particles per particles: also known as Multiparticles. You can generate more particles from the original ones included in the .BIN file. This way, a lighter simulation with an a small amount of particles can produce a more dense cloud by multiplying them on at render time. The new particles are affected by the speed of the original ones.
- Particles dispersion: Distribute the new newly generated particles with this dispersion value around the original particle.
- Particles deformation: The new particles can be evenly generated inside an a sphere around the original one, or inside an ellipsoid with this value of eccentricity. The ellipsoid is aligned along the direction of the particle speed.
- Load particle Force: Load the force value of each particle from the .BIN file.
- Load particle Vorticity: Load the vorticity value of each particle from the .BIN file, between a minimum and maximum values.
- Load particle Normal: Load the normal value of each particle from the .BIN file.
- Load particle Neighbors (number of): Load a number of neighbors per particle, between a minimum and maximum values.
- Load particle UV: Load the UV coordinates of each particle from the .BIN file.
- Load particle Age: Load the age value of each particle, between a minimum and maximum values.
- Load particle Isolation Time: Load the isolation time value of each particle, between a minimum and maximum values.
- Load particle Viscosity: Load the viscosity value of each particle, between a minimum and maximum values.
- Load particle Density: Load the density value of each particle, between a minimum and maximum values.
- Load particle Pressure: Load the pressure value of each particle, between a minimum and maximum values.
- Load particle Mass: Load the mass value of each particle, between a minimum and maximum values.
- Load particle Temperature: Load the temperature value of each particle, between a minimum and maximum values.
- Load particle ID: Load the ID of each particle from the .BIN file.
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You can download the .BIN particle file here to perform your own tests (Particle_Test_01.bin).