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Asked By | cozmic |
I tried changing using the color tab in CPU particle’s properties but this did not work, would really appreciate the help.
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Asked By | cozmic |
I tried changing using the color tab in CPU particle’s properties but this did not work, would really appreciate the help.
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Reply From: | Yuminous |
The color
property does not affect 3D meshes — if you have a 3D mesh then the color has to be changed through the 3D mesh material.
(Mesh > Material > Albedo > Color)
What if you wanted to change the colour over time? How would you do that?
Pro_Rookie_Gamer | 2022-02-09 22:05
Sure. So in reference to 3D particle meshes, you can access the albedo (colour) property with $CPUParticles.mesh.get_material().albedo_color
(ensure you first give your mesh a spatial material).
To animate this, the easiest way might be to use a Tween node and a script like follows:
onready var tween = $Tween
onready var CPUmaterial = $CPUParticles.mesh.get_material()
func ur_function(here):
tween.interpolate_property(CPUmaterial, "albedo_color", Color(0,0,0),
Color(1,1,1), 1, Tween.TRANS_EXPO, Tween.EASE_IN_OUT)
tween.start()
Which looks like this:
Hope it helps!
Yuminous | 2022-02-10 00:11