Notch Reference Manual

Shockwave Affector

Method

This node applies a pulsing spatial shockwave through particles.

Transform

Name Description
Position X Move its position along the x-axis in local space.
Position Y Move its position along the y-axis in local space.
Position Z Move its position along the z-axis in local space.
Rotation Heading Rotate the object about the y-axis.
Rotation Pitch Rotate the object about the x-axis.
Rotation Bank Rotate the object about the z-axis.
Scale X Scale along the x-axis.
Scale Y Scale along the y-axis.
Scale Z Scale along the z-axis.

Inherit Transform Channels

Toggle which transform channels should be inherited. By default, all are on.

Attributes

Name Description
Wave Size The strength of the wave.
Wave Delay The rate at which new shockwaves are created.
Travel Speed The speed at which the wave moves.
Wave Offset The time offset of the first wave.
Radius The radius of effect of the affector.
Life Effect Coeffs How much the particles are affected by the affector at different stages of the particles life cycle. Values 1 and 2 are control points used to control a bezier curve between values 0 and 3.

Inputs

Name Description Typical Node Input
Mask Node Mask out areas that particles cannot spawn. "Image Plane":http://manual.notch.one/0.9.23/en/topic/nodes-geometry-image-plane
Affected Emitters Choose which emitters can be affected by the affector. "Primitive Emitter":http://manual.notch.one/0.9.23/en/topic/nodes-particles-emitters-primitive-emitter
Procedural Falloff Use the SDF values from a procedural system to dictate the falloff. "Procedural Root":http://manual.notch.one/0.9.23/en/topic/nodes-procedural-procedural-root
Transform Modifier Links all transform properties to the input node. Null
Target Node Always faces the x-axis towards the inputs anchor point. Null
Local Transform Override Override the transformation values of the node, relative to its parent. Null

Outputs

All nodes connected to this node are treated as if flowing to the parent node, and inherits any transformation changes along the chain.