Resizing/Manipulating System Particles

[trish]

Can someone help me with resizing my particles, because I can't seem to be able to do it. Specifically, an unusual effect (Smoking / unusual_smoking). I've tried some things on my own which was pretty randomly done, so I didn't expect that to work anyway. I can't seem to find a tutorial or people with the same problem either, so I'm asking here.

[trish]

Never mind, I got the solution already.

[Pte Jack]

Please explain your fix!!

[trish]

http://steamcommunity.com/app/1840/discussions/0/864961722136624298/
This response is similar, but this response uses radius_max and radius_min.

What I did is select the unusual effect, in this case Smoking, view it in Element Viewer and then select 'Instance Particle System'. Then I clicked the 3 dots to open up the Particle System Editor. After that, going to 'unusual_smoking_drift' and expanding 'child'. Scroll all the way down to 'operators' and expand it. Expand 'Radius Scale' under 'operators'. Then you scroll down to 'radius_end_scale' and 'radius_start_scale'. Play around with these a bit until you find the right size. A higher value for a bigger particle system and a lower value for a smaller particle system. I then did the same with 'unusual_smoking_base' as I did with 'unusual_smoking_drift'.

[Pte Jack]

kewl, thanks

[Arthes]

Where's the " Instange Particle System " ? I'm stupid.

[Arthes]

Nevermind , found.

[Wolgan Renegade]

Um, if you don't mind me askin, how do I resize the Magic Particles?

[Karibeu]

Originally posted by Tonusi Dreemurr:

Um, if you don't mind me askin, how do I resize the Magic Particles?

Same way.

[trish]

Oh sorry, I didn't see this before. But I don't know.

[EpicRobotoMan]

Originally posted by trish:

http://steamcommunity.com/app/1840/discussions/0/864961722136624298/
This response is similar, but this response uses radius_max and radius_min.

What I did is select the unusual effect, in this case Smoking, view it in Element Viewer and then select 'Instance Particle System'. Then I clicked the 3 dots to open up the Particle System Editor. After that, going to 'unusual_smoking_drift' and expanding 'child'. Scroll all the way down to 'operators' and expand it. Expand 'Radius Scale' under 'operators'. Then you scroll down to 'radius_end_scale' and 'radius_start_scale'. Play around with these a bit until you find the right size. A higher value for a bigger particle system and a lower value for a smaller particle system. I then did the same with 'unusual_smoking_base' as I did with 'unusual_smoking_drift'.

I know this is an old discussion but, Where's Radius scale? I don't see it.

Edit: Nevermind I found it.