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Skript addon for creating complex particle effects with minimal hassle.
Skript addon for creating complex particle effects with minimal hassle.
Requires Skript 2.7+, Java 17+, Paper 1.18 - 1.20.4
Download at the releases page.
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Skript-Particle is intended to provide syntax for creating complex shapes with particles. Competent and powerful particle syntaxes exist in addons like SkBee, but creating shapes requires a lot more effort and know-how.
They're also inherently slower and less performant than Java, even without considering the usual need to re-calculate the shape each time it's drawn.
The goal for Skript-Particle is to provide easy-to-use, flexible, and powerful syntax to create particle shapes.
The basic structure is a set of various shapes, like circles, lines, polygons, and more. These shapes are relative to a center point and aren't positioned anywhere specific.
The drawing syntax takes a set of shapes and a location and draws all the shapes relative to that location.
This allows the definition of a bunch of shapes that only need to be defined once and can then be drawn in many places and in many rotations.
Since shapes can be rotated as a group, it's also very simple to change the rotation and orientation of your shapes with a single line.
Here's some example code:
command /magic:
trigger:
set {_shapes::outer-circle} to a circle of radius 2.225
set {_shapes::inner-circle} to a circle of radius 2
set {_shapes::tiny-circle} to a circle of radius 0.875
set {_shapes::triangle-1} to a triangle with radius 2
set {_shapes::triangle-2} to a triangle with radius 2
rotate shapes {_shapes::triangle-2} around y axis by 60 degrees
set particle of {_shapes::*} to electric spark
loop 200 times:
set {_view} to vector from yaw player's yaw and pitch player's pitch
set {_yaw} to yaw of {_view}
# figure out the rotation needed to rotate the shape
set {_rotation} to rotation from vector(0, 1, 0) to {_view}
draw the shape {_shapes::*} at player's eye location ~ {_view}:
# only happens for this draw call, the original shape is not modified
# note that this is called once for each shape, hence `drawn shape` and not `drawn shapes`
rotate drawn shape by {_rotation}
# the shape takes the shortest path to rotate to the desired rotation, but that causes it to appear to rotate as we turn.
# so we'll correct for it by rotating the shape around the y axis by the yaw of the player
rotate drawn shape around relative y axis by -1 * {_yaw}
wait 1 tick
