What sort of effects could I have in this situation?

[MrAfoba (Afoba)]

When this projectile hits the wall, what sort of effects could I have? It currently feels too empty.

[Ben_rainbowunicorn (BenInvalid)]

maybe an electrical explosion?

[Hazelfluff]

Online GIF to sprite sheet converter

Particles’ Flipbook Release

Hi Developers! We’re super excited to announce the long-awaited release of the Particles’ Flipbook feature! You read that correctly; Flipbooks are out of Beta! Flipbooks is a feature on ParticleEmitters allowing you to animate particles over the course of their lifetime. You can get all the details on how to use Flipbooks on our updated ParticleEmitters’ documentation page. [flipbooks] More texture sizes supported Following your requests for more control over the memory footprint of…

[VegetationBush (FartedAtLightspeed)]

Something like this could probably work.

Particles will be fired in the opposite direction of the ball or the normal of the collision surface.

[RaterixRGL (Raterix)]

What are you using to do this?

[MrAfoba (Afoba)]

That looks awesome! Though, I worry that could be a bit “visually noisy” with the bullets that shoot out afterwards…

[VegetationBush (FartedAtLightspeed)]

There is bound to be visual noise for any effects added. Effects are used for satisfaction and user feedback rather than reducing visual noise (within reason). However, if you want to decrease the visual noise you can simply change the particle color, change the shape, decrease size, decrease the lifetime, adjust the speed, increase the transparency, and lower emission quantity.

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@RaterixRGL

What are you using to do this?

Hello! I used my own plugin:

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