These are the two colors that the particle will choose its colors at random from (ranging from Color1 to Color2 and all in between)Ĥ) Click the first colored box and choose your color. Left-click it.ģ) In the box to the right that has all the numbers and confusing text, you will see at the top two white boxes. Both will have to be modified individually.ġ) Open the 'magic_aura_' particle up in the Particle Editor (SIZE is dependent on what you choose).Ģ) In the bottom-left of the new screen, look for 'Color Random'. It is important to know as well that the particle has two parts: one for the smokey effect and one for the sparkles. Skip below to the appropriate section on how to do that. Before getting started, I recommend you instance the particle. Color randomizers were added to the particle to save time in making these changes. The default color for the particle is full white. If you want to play around and figure it out, have fun. Doing so is beyond what I will cover here, as it requires a few changes. If the object you are trying to utilize is enormous, you may have difficulty in getting the particle to work without spamming tens of thousands of them, which would kill performance and drastically increase render times. Quill for small, book for medium, Pinkie Pie for large. In the preview GIF, all 3 sizes are used. While these 3 versions won't always be the best fit, it will help prevent those without knowledge of the Partile Editor Tool from needing to make heavy modifications (max particle count, emission rate, particle size, etc). Magic_aura_small, magic_aura_medium, magic_aura_largeĪs larger objects have more surface area to cover, they will need a larger number of of particles, as well as increased size. There are 3 versions of the particle included that very depending on the size of the object:

Drop all the files contained within into this folder:

Sfm particles