Buy GameGuru MAX Particles Booster Pack PC

Enhance your GameGuru MAX projects with the Particles Booster Pack, designed to supercharge the built-in Particle Editor. This utility expands the library from 28 basic effects to more than 270 advanced ones, harnessing GPU power for high particle counts and intricate visuals without slowing performance. Game development pros layer influencers like reflectors, swirls, forces, and attractors to precisely control and direct particle movement. Key features let you craft burst emitters for sparks and explosions, apply textures with tints and gradients, and set orientations for camera-facing billboards or full 3D rotation. Add turbulence for organic randomness, shape vector fields for flows and directional forces, and use reflectors to bounce particles realistically. Game developers and animation specialists gain tools to export custom effects directly into their PC-based GameGuru MAX games from the expanded library.

The GameGuru MAX Particles Booster Pack compliments the Particle Editor now built into GameGuru MAX as standard. Leverage the power of your GPU to create complex effects with high particle counts - without a big performance impact!

This collection boosts the particle effects available in the Particle Editor library from the default 28 particles to over 270!

Each particle effect can be controlled and moved by building a layered stack of influencer effects such as reflectors, swirls, forces and attractors.

Once an effect has been chosen from the expanded library, you can export it and use it in your GameGuru MAX games by adding it from the particle library.

Features found in the new particle effects include:

• Burst emitters for explosions and sparks
  
• Textures for common effects
  
• Different tinting and gradients
  
• Orientation for camera facing, billboard, full 3D rotation and movement speed
  
• Turbulence system for adding natural looking randomness to the effects
  
• Layered vector fields controlling movement and flows
  
• Shaped layers for directional forces, attract/repel and swirl particles
  
• Reflectors for bouncing particles