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I've seen a lot of people use the elemental essences in their mods. I figured someone would probably appreciate having essences for the 4 remaining runes: life, spirituality, physicality, and death.
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Thanks for these, they really fit in with the regular essences. When you pick up one and place it in another location, it flashes a particle effect in the previous location (you probably know this). A neat effect on its own, but is there a way to turn it off because the standard 4 don't do that.
Batty wrote:Thanks for these, they really fit in with the regular essences. When you pick up one and place it in another location, it flashes a particle effect in the previous location (you probably know this). A neat effect on its own, but is there a way to turn it off because the standard 4 don't do that.
The game "remembers" disabled particles (and some other things), which is why you can pick up and put down an item and have its "old" particles stay attached. It naturally follows that if the particles are emitted to world space, any extant particles that were at the item's previous location will stay at that location. I decided to emit some of the particles to world space in spite of this behaviour, because it looked strange for some of the effects to cling to the items when they're thrown. If you prefer that behaviour to the current one, all you have to do is change all the emitter definitions (that don't already) to emit to object space.
(You could get the best of both worlds by manipulating the particles in the party's onPickUpItem hook, but that's way outside the scope of this download, as it would cease to be "plug-and-play".)