baf2681
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Is there a better way to loop particles in Particular 2.0? I feel like im missing something very obvious.
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kramz
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Hey Brian, maybe this can help http://themographblog.com/2008/04/15/loop-particular-the-right-way/
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BatVfx
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Yeah, i was just thinking to post that, but i couldn’t find the link. the problem with this method is that the particle disappear at certain time, so yo can’t make like “falling” particles, but you can solve that by making a slightly bigger composition, and than placing it in a smaller one so that the space where the particles disappear/fade/dissolve is not visible.
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