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Is this supposed behaviour? Wouldn't it make more sense to always draw at least maxParticles amount of particles?
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Is this supposed behaviour? Wouldn't it make more sense to always draw at least maxParticles amount of particles?
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Reproduce by watching any big teams game with low particle limit(10'000) and see how suddenly all particles disappear after some time. Or just spawn some particles and vary particle limit to see them disappear.
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Reproduce by watching any big teams game with low particle limit(10'000) and see how suddenly all particles disappear after some time. Or just spawn some particles and vary particle limit to see them disappear.
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For me not seeing particles is a big handicap because it makes missiles nearly invisible.
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For me not seeing particles is a big handicap because it makes missiles nearly invisible.
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[spoiler]Imo particles should be handled by the engine, but I don't know much about how spring works.[/spoiler]
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[spoiler]Imo particles should be handled by the engine, but I don't know much about how spring works.[/spoiler]
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I'm not sure where this belongs as lups isn't zk-specific nor is it engine-related.
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I'm not sure where this belongs as lups isn't zk-specific nor is it engine-related.
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Feel
free
to
move
this
to
the
appropriate
bugtracker.
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Feel
free
to
"move"
this
to
the
appropriate
bugtracker.
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Lups not drawing any particles when amount of particles > max particles