Any good water dripping particles?

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#1

Looking for nice water drip particles, or anything like that for a upcoming horror game.

If you have any please help me, thank you in advanced!

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#2

I often find my resources from google and upload them to Roblox manually. It shouldn’t take much fishing around to find a realistic water drop

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#3

Hello

There is multiple things you can do as it is quite easy to do.

Option One

  1. Find a transparent good quality image on Google.
  2. Upload it onto ROBLOX as a image (Decal)
  3. Insert ParticleEmitter into the game & edit the properties including adding the image.
    image

Option Two

  1. Go to the ROBLOX Library > Images > Search
  2. Copy the ID of the image.
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Find the ID in the image url.
  1. Take the ID and paste it in the properties of the Particle Emitter.
  2. Edit any other properties to help you do what you want with the dripping

Particle Properties

Property Description
Acceleration Determines the direction of acceleration for particles. This can be used to create effects such as particles being affected by wind.
Drag The rate in seconds that particles lose half their speed.
Rotation The angle of rotation for newly created particles. Single numbers will create particles at that angle. Using two numbers (minimum, maximum) will set a random rotation for each particle.
RotSpeed The speed of rotation for particles when created. This can be a single number or a number range for randomized speed. Negative values cause particles to rotate counter-clockwise.
Speed The speed of particle movement, measured in studs. This can be a single number or a number range for randomized speed. Negative values cause particles to move in reverse.
Transparency The transparency of all active particles over their individual lifetimes. This can be a number between 0–1 or a sequence defined similarly to a size sequence.
ZOffset Controls the forward/backward position of how particles are rendered, measured in studs. Useful in situations where you have more than one particle emitter in the same area.

ROBLOX Developer Hub Resources

These are all Particle Emitters articles on the ROBLOX Developer Hub, you can find the Developer Hub here:
https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/

Particle Emitter Articles

https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/class/ParticleEmitter

https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/property/ParticleEmitter/Enabled

https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/function/ParticleEmitter/Emit

https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/property/ParticleEmitter/Size

https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/function/ParticleEmitter/Clear

https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/property/ParticleEmitter/Rate

Conclusion

I hope one of these options helps. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask.

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#4

Try this:

  1. Make a particle emmitter.
  2. Set the particle emmiter up where you want it to drip from. You can even use the new particle emmiter properties to customize the how the particles drip e.g. Drip from the surface of a part.
  3. Set Acceleration to a Vector that is looking down. Any will do. You could even use the gravity of the workspace e.g.
    Acceleration = (0,-35,0)
    4 Set speed to 0

You should be able to find some small particles that look like circles that might do the task well. You can even make drip last long or even fade out if you would like to.

It;s up to you really. Hope this helps.

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#5

Thank you so much, I appreciate it.

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