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<p>moved <a href="/%E5%88%A9%E7%94%A8%E8%80%85:Phonybone/ParticlesDesign/Components/User_Interface" class="mw-redirect" title="利用者:Phonybone/ParticlesDesign/Components/User Interface">User:Phonybone/ParticlesDesign/Components/User Interface</a> to <a href="/%E5%88%A9%E7%94%A8%E8%80%85:Phonybone/Archive/ParticlesDesign/Components/User_Interface" title="利用者:Phonybone/Archive/ParticlesDesign/Components/User Interface">User:Phonybone/Archive/ParticlesDesign/Components/User Interface</a></p> <p><b>新規ページ</b></p><div>{{Page/Header|2.5|User:Phonybone/ParticlesDesign/Components|User:Phonybone/ParticlesDesign/Components/Data_Management}}<br /> = User Interface =<br /> == Particle Object ==<br /> Particles are generally seen as a ''collection'', i.e. usually one defines properties and rules for the particle system as a whole, instead of tweaking individual particles. For this reason particles are grouped together in a new object type called {{Literal|Point Cloud}}.<br /> ''Note: this name is a common term for sets of generally unconnected point data. A more abstract name without the term &quot;cloud&quot; in it would be preferable, but &quot;Particle System&quot; is already in use. This is disputable!}}<br /> <br /> The {{Literal|Point Cloud}} is the container for a distinct set of particles. This is logically in line with other object types and their components:<br /> * Meshes are containers for vertices, edges and faces.<br /> * Curves are containers for control points.<br /> Particles in a point cloud are independent from each other by default, though connecting them by lines or faces can be a powerful feature (see [http://vimeo.com/1503174 this video] in XSI for an example) For large numbers of connected points a mesh object is usually the better choice.<br /> <br /> {{Note|Reactions between different Point Clouds|Although it may be possible to define reactions between particles in different point cloud objects, it is generally discouraged, because this can lead to a lot of temporary data storage (in the order of the number of particles) and serious performance bottlenecks. A better solution for different types of particles and the like is to use internal particle states. If necessary for some reason, these reactions should be kept as rare as possible.}}<br /> <br /> == Object Data ==<br /> The properties of the system as a whole can be accessed in the {{Literal|Object data}} tab in the buttons window, like other object type specific data. This will include details of buffer management as well as viewing and managing the additional attributes of particles.<br /> <br /> == Edit Mode ==<br /> As is the case with meshes and other objects, the detail data (in this case the particles) can be accessed in Blender with the {{Literal|Edit Mode}}. There it is possible to add, remove, move, rotate, etc. each particle individually. As this is impractical for the commonly large number of particles, a set of brush-based editing tools should be developed for particle sets. This design however will not include details on concrete tools, but leave edit mode for later development.<br /> <br /> {{Page/Footer|User:Phonybone/ParticlesDesign/Components|User:Phonybone/ParticlesDesign/Components/Data_Management}}</div>

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