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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- This week we have a look at how to set up a simple For Loop in scratch pad and use that to find the highest particle in another emitter
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thank you for the tutorial, it really simplifies a lot of aspects of the scratch pad that other wise would be tough to figure out.
thank you so much for this. I'm quite amazed that a hugely specific tutorial covering the exact thing I was looking for was posted just 9 days ago.
Still wasn't able to make the loop work (I'm checking external array from a blueprint, so the issue probably lies there), for some reason it only checks 0 index, but this made my life so much easier.
Happy to help :)
If you’re not already there you should check out Asher Zhou’s tech art discord - there was a bit more discussion into various ways to do this
@@tharlevfx thank you very much, will do!
Thank you bro
Am I right that the for loop will run as many times as the number of particles in second emitter?
So each particle in the second emitter will run the loop, and the loop will execute once per particle in the first emitter.
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