Hi! I ran into such a problem that suddenly particles began to partially disappear in my game when i use them a lot in the game (this is for example as a function of ParticleEmitter:Clear()). I’m probably wrong, but this is an anti-overload from roblox so as not to overload the game with particles or what is it? (In my particle emitters there is a rate from 100 to 1000)
Have you tried editing its lifetime? If not then edit it and make it infinite so it never finishes.
I am well versed in particle emitters, and I mean that they disappear as if they were turned off and given a function :Clear() so that they completely disappear from the game
Do you have any running scripts that may be clearing your particle emitter? (Check in the tab Find all/Replace All
Particles have a maximum draw limit. It’s 16000 for PC and it’s 3600 for both mobile and consoles. If you have a lot of particles and they’re spontaneously disappearing then you’re hitting the draw limit and need to reduce the number of particles you’re emitting.
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Oh thanks for the information, I’ll try to reduce my particles in the game. So for PC players it will be somewhere 7000-8000 and for mobile players 2000 (I will use UserInputService to find out if a player is playing on a PC or on a phone to reduce the number of particles)
Particle amount is capped by your graphics settings. There is a way to get around this however but it can be very performant intensive. Calling Emitter:Emit(x) will emit x amount of particles from that emitter, if you loop this you will achieve the same effect as ParticleEmitter.Enabled.