A system which includes particle, emitter, and affector types. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick3D.Particles3D |
| Since: | Qt 6.2 |
| Inherits: |
This element is the root of the particle system, which handles the system timing and groups all the other related elements like particles, emitters, and affectors together. To group the system elements, they either need to be direct children of the ParticleSystem3D like this:
ParticleSystem3D {
ParticleEmitter3D {
...
}
SpriteParticle3D {
...
}
}
Or if the system elements are not direct children, they need to use system property to point which ParticleSystem3D they belong to. Like this:
ParticleSystem3D {
id: psystem
}
ParticleEmitter3D {
system: psystem
...
}
SpriteParticle3D {
system: psystem
...
}
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logging : bool |
Set this to true to collect loggingData.
Note: This property has some performance impact, so it should not be enabled in releases.
The default value is false.
See also loggingData.
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[read-only] loggingData : ParticleSystem3DLogging |
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paused : bool |
This property defines if system is currently paused. If paused is set to true, the particle system will not advance the simulation. When paused is set to false again, the simulation will resume
from the same point where it was paused.
The default value is false.
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running : bool |
This property defines if system is currently running. If running is set to false, the particle system will stop the simulation. All particles will be destroyed when the system is set to running again.
Running should be set to false when manually modifying/animating the time property.
The default value is true.
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seed : int |
This property defines the seed value used for particles randomization. With the same seed, particles effect will be identical on every run. This is useful when deterministic behavior is desired over random behavior.
The default value is 0 when useRandomSeed is set to false, and something in between 1..INT32_MAX
when useRandomSeed is set to true.
Note: This property should not be modified during the particle animations.
See also useRandomSeed.
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startTime : int |
This property defines time in milliseconds where the system starts. This can be useful to warm up the system so that a set of particles has already been emitted. If for example startTime is set to 2000 and system time is animating from 0 to 1000, actually animation shows particles from 2000 to 3000ms.
The default value is 0.
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time : int |
This property defines time in milliseconds for the system.
Note: When modifying the time property, running should usually be set to false.
Here is an example how to manually animate the system for 3 seconds, in a loop, at half speed:
ParticleSystem3D { running: false NumberAnimation on time { loops: Animation.Infinite from: 0 to: 3000 duration: 6000 } }
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useRandomSeed : bool |
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reset() |
This method resets the internal state of the particle system to it's initial state. This can be used when running property is
false to reset the system. The running is true this method does not need to be called as the system is managing the
internal state, but when it is false the system needs to be told when the system should be reset.
