Alpha Fade and Decay
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- Alpha Fade and Decay
- This operator controls alpha fading and decaying (destroying) of particles. It's a two part combo operator that does both functions.
- start_alpha [float]
- The alpha that the particle begins at. It will fade from this value to the per-particle value.
- end_alpha [float]
- The alpha that the particle ends at. It will fade from the per-particle value to this value.
- start_fade_in_time [float]
- The point at which the particle will begin to fade in, relative to its lifespan.
- end_fade_in_time [float]
- The point at which the particle will be fully faded in, relative to its lifespan.
- start_fade_out_time [float]
- The point at which the particle will begin to fade out, relative to its lifespan.
- end_fade_out_time [float]
- The point at which the particle will be fully faded out, relative to its lifespan.