Best (and free) ParticleSystem?
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| Ok, I maybe should start writing in the programming section but I still feel like a totally newbie so here it goes: I'm in a big need of a flexible particlesystem that I freely can tweak and add some features on (I will expand it into a full FX-editor). So my question is which one I should use that's available and free. I would love some different voices here and best would of course be if you have tried more than one so you actually have something to compare it with... I still don't to reveal all the ideas around this FX-editor but IF I could get my hands on an already created particlesystem which I could alter/update and tweak and then publish freely without having to pay anything (or going trough a lot of legal things) I will of course publish it freely for you all. regards and thanks for help Andreas Jirenius |
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| you could use devil childs particle system. it seems good and is free. but i will keep on using particle candy, its worth every cent. and there a lots of editors for particlecandy out there. |
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| ..Lotus Particle system..its free, very fast and excellent.. |
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| Lotus |
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| What about making your own? Being a total newbie, that's what I'm trying to do. |
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| Lotus is the way. Noel Cower is a God. :D |
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| Thanks guys but heres the problem now: I dont seem to be able to download Lotus anywhere... It seemed to vanish somehow. Anyone got a link or a DL for me? |
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| Look at code archives... http://www.blitzbasic.com/codearcs/codearcs.php?code=1654 [edit] I have an editor for Lotus (see the link in my sig). If i find some free time i post it (and show you how to load saved templates - XML format). |
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