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For example, a character can walk through a pile of leaves, with the feet pushing them out of the way. Physics allows layers in a puppet to collide and bounce against each other and the sides of the scene. Squash and Strech parameter is no longer available.

Gravity Strength, gravity Direction, Bounce Off Scene Sides, Bounciness, Wind Strength, and Drag parameters are now a part of Physics parameters. Note: Unless you want particles to move along an arc, set Direction (of emitted particles) and Gravity Direction in asimilar orientation. Fade Particle Opacity controls whether the visibility of emitted particles reduces over their lifespan.Particle Opacity controls the visibility of emitted particles.The Transform behavior's Opacity can additionally affect emitter opacity. Set to 0% so that all you see are the emitted particles. Emitter Opacity controls the visibility of the original puppet from which particles are emitted.Particle Scale controls the size of emitted particles, relative to the normal size of the puppet.When unchecked, emitted particles are upright but is still affected by the emitter's position and the Particle Scale parameter. Honor Emitter Transforms controls whether emitted particles are affected by the scale, skew, and rotation of the emitter (for example, water droplets that spray from an elephant's trunk).Lifespan controls particle duration (in seconds), from birth to death.Use in combination with Spread for different looks. Randomness controls the variability in direction that particles fire.

#Wings 3d weld could not be resolved full

For Snow mode, if you want particles to fall across the full width of the scene, set this value to 100%.

Spread controls the width of the area from which particles are birthed.

Direction (for Cannon mode) controls the angle that particles fire from the center of the puppet.

Particles Per Second controls the birth rate.

Tapered Lines:В gradually reduces the thickness of motion lines in addition to fading them.

Fade Opacity: controls making the tails of the lines lighter.

Opacity: controls the visibility of the motion lines.

Color (R), (G), and (B): controls the red, green, and blue color components of the motion lines, each component a percentage.

Secondary Line Offset: controls the distance of the secondary lines from each primary motion line.The location and length of the secondary lines are randomized for a more visually compelling look. Secondary Lines: shows a pair of smaller lines along each primary motion line to accentuate its movement.The width of the secondary motion lines is a percentage of the primary line's width. Line Width: controls the thickness of the primary motion line that's drawn from each tagged handle.Line Lifespan: controls the duration that the motion lines stay visible.Velocity Threshold: controls the speed that the handles tagged with Motion Lines needs to exceed before a motion line appears from the handles.The behavior has the following parameters: As the puppet moves, handles tagged with Motion Lines will have lines drawn from them based on their speed.