public interface IParticleParameter<T> : IParticleParameter, 
	INamedObject

Public Interface IParticleParameter(Of T)
	Inherits IParticleParameter, INamedObject

generic<typename T>
public interface class IParticleParameter : IParticleParameter, 
	INamedObject

type IParticleParameter<'T> =  
    interface
        interface IParticleParameter
        interface INamedObject
    end

Type Parameters

T

The type of the particle parameter.

Particles have several parameters, like "Color", "Position", "Mass", etc. All particle parameters must implement IParticleParameter. The name of a parameter (see property Name) must be unique within a particle system. See ParticleParameterNames for standard parameter names.

Uniform vs. Varying Particle Parameters: A particle parameter has a default value (see DefaultValue) and an optional array of values (see Values). If Values is , the DefaultValue applies to all particles. This kind of particle parameter is called a "uniform" parameter. If Values is not , each particle has its own individual value. This kind of particle parameter is called a "varying" parameter.

Particle effectors or renderers should not store a direct reference to the Values array because the particle system can replace the array. Instead, effectors or renderers should only store references to the IParticleParameterT and use the property Values to retrieve the array when needed.

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