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Gravity controls

Use Gravity controls to pull existing particles in a direction you specify. Particles accelerate in the direction of gravity.

Apply in a vertical direction to create falling particles, such as rain or snow, or rising particles, such as champagne

bubbles. Apply in a horizontal direction to simulate wind.

Force Specifies the force of gravity. Positive values increase the force, pulling particles more strongly. Negative values

reduce the force.

Force Random Spread Specifies a range of randomness for the Force. At zero, all particles fall at the same rate. At a

higher value, particles fall at slightly different rates. Although pure gravity accelerates all objects equally, increasing

the Force Random Spread value can produce more realistic results with subjects such as leaves falling through air,

where there is enough air resistance to vary the leaves’ rates of descent.

Direction Specifies the angle along which gravity pulls. The default is 180˚, which simulates the real world by pulling

particles toward the bottom of the frame.

Affects Specifies a subset of the layer’s particles to which Gravity applies.

Repel controls

Repel controls specify how nearby particles repel or attract each other. This feature simulates adding a positive or

negative magnetic charge to each particle. You can specify which particles, layers, or characters are the repelling force

and which are repelled.

Note: If you want to repel an entire layer of particles away from a specific area, use the Property Mapper controls, Wall

or Gradient Force.

Force Specifies the repel force. Greater values repel particles with more force. Negative values result in particle

attraction.

Force Radius Specifies the radius (measured in pixels) within which particles are repelled. Another particle must be

within this radius to be repelled.

Repeller Specifies which particles act as the repellers or attractors to another subset you specify by using the Affects

control.

Affects Specifies a subset of the layer’s particles to which repulsion or attraction applies.

Wall controls

Wall controls contain particles, limiting the area within which particles can move. A wall is a closed mask that you

create by using a mask tool, such as the Pen tool. When a particle hits the wall, it bounces off at a velocity based on

the force with which it hit.

Boundary Specifies the mask to use as the wall. You can create a new mask by drawing one on the effect layer.

Affects controls

Many Particle Playground controls include Affects controls. Affects controls specify which particles are affected by

the encompassing control. For example, the Affects controls within the Particle Exploder controls specify which

particles the Particle Exploder affects.

Particles From Specifies the particle generator or combination of particle generators whose particles you want to

affect.

Selection Map Specifies the layer map that influences which particles are affected.

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