QtQuick.Particles.Particle

Represents particles manipulated by emitters and affectors More...

Properties

• alpha : real
• autoRotate : bool
• ax : real
• ay : real
• blue : real
• currentSize : real
• endSize : real
• green : real
• initialAX : real
• initialAY : real
• initialVX : real
• initialVY : real
• initialX : real
• initialY : real
• lifeLeft : real
• lifeSpan : real
• red : real
• rotation : real
• rotationVelocity : real
• startSize : real
• t : real
• update : bool
• vx : real
• vy : real
• x : real
• xDeformationVectorX : real
• xDeformationVectorY : real
• y : real
• yDeformationVectorX : real
• yDeformationVectorY : real

Detailed Description

Particle elements are always managed internally by the ParticleSystem and cannot be created in QML. However, sometimes they are exposed via signals so as to allow arbitrary changes to the particle state

Property Documentation

ImageParticle can draw colorized particles. When it does so, alpha is used as the alpha channel of the color applied to the source image.

Values are from 0.0 to 1.0.

If autoRotate is true, then the particle's rotation will be set so that it faces the direction of travel, plus any rotation from the rotation or rotationVelocity properties.

The current x acceleration of the particle.

The current y acceleration of the particle.

ImageParticle can draw colorized particles. When it does so, blue is used as the blue channel of the color applied to the source image.

Values are from 0.0 to 1.0.

The currentSize of the particle, interpolating between startSize and endSize based on the currentTime.

The size in pixels that the particle image is at the end of its life. If this value is less than 0, then it is disregarded and the particle will have its startSize for the entire lifetime.

ImageParticle can draw colorized particles. When it does so, green is used as the green channel of the color applied to the source image.

Values are from 0.0 to 1.0.

The x acceleration of the particle at the beginning of its lifetime.

The method of simulation prefers to have the initial values changed, rather than determining and changing the value at a given time. Change initial values in CustomEmitters instead of the current values.

The y acceleration of the particle at the beginning of its lifetime.

The method of simulation prefers to have the initial values changed, rather than determining and changing the value at a given time. Change initial values in CustomEmitters instead of the current values.

The x velocity of the particle at the beginning of its lifetime.

The method of simulation prefers to have the initial values changed, rather than determining and changing the value at a given time. Change initial values in CustomEmitters instead of the current values.

The y velocity of the particle at the beginning of its lifetime.

The method of simulation prefers to have the initial values changed, rather than determining and changing the value at a given time. Change initial values in CustomEmitters instead of the current values.

The x coordinate of the particle at the beginning of its lifetime.

The method of simulation prefers to have the initial values changed, rather than determining and changing the value at a given time. Change initial values in CustomEmitters instead of the current values.

The y coordinate of the particle at the beginning of its lifetime.

The method of simulation prefers to have the initial values changed, rather than determining and changing the value at a given time. Change initial values in CustomEmitters instead of the current values.

The time in seconds that the particle has left to live at the current point in time.

The time in seconds that the particle will live for.

ImageParticle can draw colorized particles. When it does so, red is used as the red channel of the color applied to the source image.

Values are from 0.0 to 1.0.

Degrees clockwise that the particle image is rotated at the beginning of its life.

Degrees clockwise per second that the particle image is rotated at while alive.

The size in pixels that the particle image is at the start of its life.

The time, in seconds since the beginning of the simulation, that the particle was born.

Inside an Affector, the changes made to the particle will only be applied if update is set to true.

The current x velocity of the particle.

The current y velocity of the particle.

The current x coordinate of the particle.

The x component of the deformation vector along the X axis. ImageParticle can draw particles across non-square shapes. It will draw the texture rectangle across the parallelogram drawn with the x and y deformation vectors.

The x component of the deformation vector along the X axis. ImageParticle can draw particles across non-square shapes. It will draw the texture rectangle across the parallelogram drawn with the x and y deformation vectors.

The current y coordinate of the particle.

The y component of the deformation vector along the X axis. ImageParticle can draw particles across non-square shapes. It will draw the texture rectangle across the parallelogram drawn with the x and y deformation vectors.

The y component of the deformation vector along the Y axis. ImageParticle can draw particles across non-square shapes. It will draw the texture rectangle across the parallelogram drawn with the x and y deformation vectors.