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thorny rampart
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I didnt find in documentation how to upload vfx, can I just use vfx from some pack from unity? Is there any methods like to play vfx or something, for example when character destroys block i want it to be destroyed with some effects.

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# thorny rampart I didnt find in documentation how to upload vfx, can I just use vfx from some pa...

Hello Qemist,

In Needle Engine, you can use the ParticleSystem component to create visual effects (VFX). To play a particle system when a character destroys a block, you would typically look for methods such as play, pause, and stop on the ParticleSystem class. When the block is destroyed, you would call the play method of the ParticleSystem component to start the effect. Here's a brief overview of how you might implement such functionality:

import { ParticleSystem } from "@needle-tools/engine"; // Import ParticleSystem component

// Add this component to the object that represents the block
export class BlockDestruction extends Behaviour {
  private vfx: ParticleSystem; // Reference to the particle system component

  awake() {
    this.vfx = this.gameObject.getComponent(ParticleSystem); // Get the ParticleSystem component
  }

  destroyBlock() {
    // Call this method when the block is destroyed
    this.vfx.play(); // Play the particle effect
    // Additional logic for block destruction can be added here
  }
}

Make sure the particle system is set up correctly on the game object in the editor, and attach this script to the same object. When you want to play the effect, call the destroyBlock method which triggers the VFX (see the documentation).

Furthermore, if you're considering using particle system packs from Unity, keep in mind that assets may not be directly compatible due to differences in engines. You would typically have to recreate the effects using the Needle Engine's ParticleSystem component or find compatible assets.

If you have your effects as .glb or .gltf files, you can import them directly into Needle Engine. Remember to follow the guidelines for asset compatibility and setup within the Needle Engine environment.

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You can use the regular ParticleSystem from Unity and we'll export it to our particle system implementation. Not all features are supported/exported, you can always check the Particle Playground to get a good overview:
https://engine.needle.tools/samples/particles/

Particles

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thorny rampart
zinc robin
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Hey 👋 What effect are you trying to make?

Particles get exported the same way as a models. Just put it in your scene and you should immediately see them work if they are configured correctly.

Mind that not all features are supported, so not every particles pack and not every particle in that pack will work.

You might need to play with it a bit. Replace certain effectors with other and so on.

Overall, as Felix said above, check the samples as a reference of what is supported.

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