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This commit allows the user to add colors to the particles. The example uses colors from an image file, but it can just as easily be done with an in-memory texture.
This commit allows the user to add colors to the particles. The example uses colors from an image file, but it can just as easily be done with an in-memory texture.
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Hey, I wanted to be able to use colors with the particles, and I saw some other people were trying to figure out the same thing. I figured it was worth making a pull request. This branch only has a couple of lines added to the addon itself, but maybe more importantly it includes an example for adding color from a mask image. Other than that, it's the same as the base example.
Check it out:
Let me know what you think!