3D Particles, ViewPort Frame style-effect

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Intro:

I searched everywhere for something like this and figured it would already exist, but it didn’t so I made it myself. This module spawns tiny parts on a model or humanoid to mimic a particle-style effect inside viewports.

  • Since ParticleEmitters don’t work in ViewportFrames, I just used parts to fake the effect. It looks the same and gives you full control over how the “particles” behave.


https://create.roblox.com/store/asset/131725219024344/3D-Particles-ViewPort-Frame-styleeffect

local FakeParticles = require(Shared.FakeParticleSystem)
FakeParticles:Emit(PartModel, 6, Enum.PartType.Ball, "cone", Enum.EasingStyle.Linear)

Also, don’t worry about it causing lag. As soon as the tween finishes, the effect gets cleaned up and the part is destory()'d.

Modes:

  • “forward”
    Particles shoot straight out in front of the model (based on its LookVector).

  • “up”
    Particles fly straight upward.

  • “down”
    Particles drop downward, like debris falling.

  • “left”
    Particles shoot to the model’s left side.

  • “right”
    Particles shoot to the model’s right side.

  • “cone”
    Particles shoot forward but with a bit of randomness, giving a “spread” effect.
    Good for sparks, cutting effects, and energy bursts.

  • “random”
    Particles fire in completely random directions.
    This is like a small explosion.

You can swap out the default instance in the module for your own MeshPart or Model. Just clone it instead of using Instance.new(), and the system will work exactly the same.

  • Make sure to Set PrimaryPart to your Model or Part.
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