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'''[[Generic Operator Options]]'''
== Movement Basic ==
== Movement Basic ==
Allows for basic movement of the particle through space.
Allows for basic movement of the particle through space.
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: Gravity to apply to the particle.
: Gravity to apply to the particle.
; drag  
; drag  
: Drag to apply to the velocity of the particle.
: Drag to apply to the velocity of the particle. Numbers should be under 1.0, with common ranges from 0.05 - 0.25.
; max constraint passes
: The maximum number of passes that will be attempted to resolve conflicts between multiple constraints interacting on a particle.  Rarely will need to be altered.
 
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Generic Operator Options

Movement Basic

Allows for basic movement of the particle through space.

gravity
Gravity to apply to the particle.
drag
Drag to apply to the velocity of the particle. Numbers should be under 1.0, with common ranges from 0.05 - 0.25.
max constraint passes
The maximum number of passes that will be attempted to resolve conflicts between multiple constraints interacting on a particle. Rarely will need to be altered.