Multiple effct points In one mesh?

[Usf geek]

Is It possible? If It Is how do I go about doing It?

Thanks

[LuckyGirl]

Hi USF,

Yeah, it is possible (see my vase fountain ;) ).
Simply add more particle effects (for particle effects ensure you always got a end and a start effect point).
So, it works exactely like adding one point, just add some more in the importer.
Does this help?

Lucky :noob:

[Usf geek]

Well I must be doing something wrong...

http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/6586/untitled1bk4.jpg
All the effect points entered....

http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/2913/shot0059tu6.jpg
And this Is how the model turns out Ingame, With just one flame....

[LuckyGirl]

USF, the particle points need different names. So number them:
end01/start01
end02/start02 , etc.

Btw. didn't know you use the modified importer version, so my directions were wrong ;)

[Usf geek]

Ah yes seems so simple now! Thanks for that Luckygirl!

[LuckyGirl]

No prob! Do you have a pic yet? The first one looks great already, so I can't wait to see the finished gate ;)

[Olmec]

BTW: Usf geek are you going to add more fire on the small platforms on the side?

[Usf geek]

BTW: Usf geek are you going to add more fire on the small platforms on the side?

Of course, That's why I needed to know how to apply multiple effect points In the first place.

[CoasterSim.Fan]

After you get your effect points correct you will probably want to add some low level lights at the same spot cause partial effects don't give off light.

[Vodhin]

I believe that some particle effects do illuminate- you just need to pick the right one (like the one used for the snake torch lamps). The regular light effects won't flicker...

[Belgabor]

Yes, they do. You need to add a torch modifier though :p