Particles This is my game maker particles section. It has some particle examples i've made with a program called. The Lazarus Project Brian Tyler Rapidshare.

All credit for Game Maker goes to it's creator. If there is someone who needs to be given credit, or if there is anything that would be cause for concern, tell me and I will adjust or remove it. Looking to put me in your credits because you used some of my code or I helped you? Look no further than this link: And here's my list of particle examples. Unless otherwise stated, all examples are in GML code, and require a registered version of GM5.3(a). Name Description Fname and size Rain Basic Rain, well documented. Enter key to adjust amount of rain 5,391 b Electric Fire Sparks fly and flames roar.

Multiple particle types, and 2 systems. 6,800 b Water Spout Quite basic.

Spout water out of a pipe. 5,670 b Flies Have flies buzz around something 6,400 b Smoking Plane Make your plane start to smoke when it gets damaged 9,450 b Blood splatter Splatter blood when you get shot. Not appropriate for youngsters. First one is all code.

Particles effects are like salt; just a small amount can add extra “pizzazz” to whatever you're cooking up. Modern games that don't use particle effects in some manner feel can quite bland. Particles also add authenticity to scenes. They can be the foundation of a roaring campfire, or the luminous effects of a. I made a few more particle effects. Click the previews to see them animate (gifs). Specs: - texture sheet size: 1024x1024 / 512x512 (blood hits) - frame/cell size: 128x128 - frame rate: 30 - number of frames: 64 / 16 (blood hits). 5.9 Mb [2853 download(s)]. Air_bubbles_01.png 408.8 Kb [1640 download(s)].

Code offers more capabilities. Second one is D&D with the particles coded. The enemy moves.

Download Pinocchio Korean Drama Episode 20. Third (bottommost) one is all D&D. 7,500 b 8,050 b 14,120 b Eruptive Balls Get an explosion when the ball hits the other balls. 6,350 b Particle Golf (D&D) Get an explosion when the ball lands in the hole. 13,300 b If you would like for me to make you a particle example (which would be uploaded here), please contact me at with the specifics. Please also specify D&D or code.