Particle Attributes can be used in expressions if the channel is marked with an „@„. There are Scalar (one Value) or Vector (three Values) Attributes available. You can both read the values or write them for example with the “Attribute-Set”-Node. To access one of the three vector values you have to add a dot and the value you desire.
So if you want to read velocity in x direction use „@v.x“.
Attribute | Explanation |
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@ptnum | returns index of a particle |
@numpt | returns number of a particles |
@id | returns id of a particle (if available) |
@Cd | Color of a particle @Cd.x (Red Channel) @Cd.y (Green Channel) @Cd.z (Blue Channel) |
@v | Velocity vector @v.x (X-Axis) @v.y (Y-Axis) @v.z (Z-Axis) |
@P | Current Position of a Particle @P.x (X-Axis) @P.y (Y-Axis) @P.z (Z-Axis) |
set Particle Attributes
you can set custom particle attributes with the „Attribute-Set“ Node. You can use your own terms, but a few are already in use by the system.
Attribute | Explanation |
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„force“ | A vector which defines the Force per Particle does not import from the classic systems but you can write to set a per particle force |
„width“ | The size of each particle (does not affect the simulation) |
„id“ | Id of each particle can be read, but not written |
„emissionPos“ | The Position at the moment of particlecreation |
„sleeping“ | Is the particle asleep or not |
„stick“ | Is the particle sticking or not |
„emitterId“ | returns an id from the emitter that created that particle |
Solver specific attributes – Granular (CPU only)
Attribute | Explanation |
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„maxStretch“ | Sets how much stretching is tolerated before contraints are breaking |
Solver specific attributes – SPH (CPU only)
Attribute | Explanation |
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„viscosity“ | controls the viscosity of the fluid per particle |
„surfaceTension“ | controls the surface tension of the fluid per particle |
Solver specific attributes – Cloth
Attribute | Explanation |
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„breakstretch“ | controls how much stretching is allowed before breaking the constraints |
„stiffness“ | sets the stiffness of the constraints generated from the particles |