I needed to make a giant orbiting particle system but the problem is that since its so huge the origin part gets out of view alot and that makes the particles not render
Is there a workaround for a different method of using a special effect thats this size?
This is probably for optimization. You can try using ParticleEmitter:Emit(1) function, but Im not sure if it will help.
is this for a script? how do i do it
Yes, you need to call it in a loop. But this probably won’t help though.
i was thinking for a workaround i could make a spinning part thats invisible with the decal on it but idk how to that
You can use SurfaceGui and rotate the ImageLabel inside it.
yea i havent really got the hang off roblox scripting yet
So you want the script? Its pretty easy.
if you can? ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **
Of course 
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local Image = script.Parent
while true do
Image.Rotation += 1
if Image.Rotation >= 360 then
Image.Rotation = 0
end
task.wait()
end
Assuming that the script is inside ImageLabel.
Make sure that you are used a correct image. It should be working.
i copied the exact id from the particle emitter i had, maybe im pasting it in the wrong place? where does it go
I did the same thing 2 days ago and it worked for me. Image from ParticleEmitter should go to ImageLabel.Image.
Did you set the SurfaceGui.Face property to Top? Or if Top is not a right side, try other sides (its based on rotation of parts).
Can you try using images from the ToolBox to see if its only your image not working? Just right-click on the image and then click on “Copy asset ID” or something like that.
oh that works, thats weird, ill see what i can do
thx
hey, im reaching out again, i put the surfacegui on 2 sides of a part, though they spin different directions, how do i change this?
