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What's the best way to stop particles?
So, I have a pretty simple problem but it's been a while since I used Unity. I have a 3D house placed on a terrain during a rainstorm particles. My problem is simple: some of the rain particles are somehow leaking inside the house even if it has its own Mesh Collider.
I remember I used to do Component -> Effects -> World Particle Colliders (and I can't remember if I had to add that on the particles or on the house mesh) but I noticed that now this component is under "Legacy particles" which makes me suspect there's a better way.
Sorry if the question isn't clear enough...
IIRC, this setting is now part of the shuriken component submenus.
I'm terribly sorry, could you be a little more specific? I don't know how to find this menu :(
You need to kill the particle after it has collided with an object.
In your particle system, under "Collision" change:
Lifetime loss = 1
The new particle system is called "Shuriken", it's a component that you can add to any gameobject: http://docs.unity3d.com/$$anonymous$$anual/class-ParticleSystem.html
Answer by RamZanGamer · Nov 01, 2014 at 08:46 AM
i think u should check convex on on house mesh collider but not sure.
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