You can access the force nested under the particle operator by checking for the force’s type among the particle operator’s children. For more information, see Accessing the Emitter Property.
Creating and Applying a Force to a Particle Cloud
1. Start by getting a pointer to the particle cloud.
CreateParticleCloud( "", "Grid" ); var pcloud = ActiveSceneRoot.FindChild( "", siCloudPrimType );
2. Add a force to the scene using the CreateForce command:
// Set up a fan on a jaunty angle
var f = CreateForce( "Fan", pcloud );
f.posx = -4; f.posy = -1; f.rotz = 37;3. Apply the force to the particle cloud using the AddParticleForce command:
AddParticleForce( pcloud, f );
A proxy for the force now appears nested under the particle operator in the scene explorer:
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You can access the force nested under the particle operator by checking for the force’s type among the particle operator’s children. For more information, see Accessing the Emitter Property. |