forked from BilalY/Rasagar
2.7 KiB
2.7 KiB
Collide with Plane
Menu Path : Collision > Collide with Plane
The Collide with Plane Block defines a flat plane with infinite extends for particles to collide with.
Block compatibility
This Block is compatible with the following Contexts:
Block settings
| Setting | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Mode | Enum | The collision shape mode. The options are: • Solid: Particles collide with the plane when travelling in an opposing direction to the plane's normal. • Inverted: Inverts the normal direction of the plane for the purpose of collisions. This means particles collide with the plane when travelling in a direction not opposing the plane's normal. |
| Radius Mode | Enum | The mode that determines the collision radius of each particle. The options are: • None: Particles have a radius of zero. • From Size: Particles inherit their radius from their individual sizes. • Custom: Allows you to set the radius of the particles to a specific value. |
| Rough Surface | Bool | Toggles whether or not the collider simulates a rough surface. When enabled, Unity adds randomness to the direction in which particles bounce back to simulate collision with a rough surface. |
Block properties
| Input | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Plane | Plane | The plane that specifies the center position and normal of the collision plane. |
| Bounce | Float | The amount of bounce to apply to particles after a collision. A value of 0 means the particles do not bounce. A value of 1 means particles bounce away with the same speed they impacted with. |
| Friction | Float | The speed that particles lose during collision. The minimum value is 0. |
| Lifetime Loss | Float | The proportion of life a particle loses after collision. |
| Roughness | Float | The amount to randomly adjust the direction of a particle after it collides with the surface. This property only appears when you enable Rough Surface. |
| Radius | Float | The radius of the particle this Block uses for collision detection. This property only appears when Radius Mode is set to Custom. |