Minecraft:Particles (Bedrock Edition)

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File:Coral reef at night.png

This scene of an ocean shows suspension particles generated by the water, as well as bubble particles from bubble columns.

Particles are special graphical effects in Minecraft that are created when certain events occur, such as explosions, rainfall, or smelting items in a Minecraft:furnace.

Behavior

Particles are rendered as front-facing 2D sprites, meaning they always face the player. They disappear after a short animation, in which they may change sizes and rotate, and cycle between a number of animation sprites. They collide with solid Minecraft:blocks and are slowed by Minecraft:cobwebs, but are unaffected by other entities.

Each particle has unique MERS values defined in a texture set used in Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals. Most particles have different roughness values per pixel all other channels set to 0, but some particles have subsurface scattering or are emissive. See Template:Slink for all particle MERS textures,

The

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Template:Redr command can be used to create particles.

Particle textures are stored in particles.png, and some particles use their own texture atlas.

Emitters

Some particles are produced by separate technical particles known as "emitters". The emitter is the centerpiece of the particle effect and is responsible for spawning particles.<ref>Template:Cite</ref> The emitter defines how many particles are spawned per second for as long as the emitter exists, at the position of the emitter. Emitters themselves are invisible.

Types of particles

The types of particles and their ID names are displayed below. Particles are name spaced with the prefix minecraft:.

ID Description Texture Applied color

arrow_spell_emitter

Floats off tipped arrows.

File:Effect (texture 7) JE1 BE1.png File:Effect (texture 6) JE1 BE1.png File:Effect (texture 5) JE1 BE1.png File:Effect (texture 4) JE1 BE1.png File:Effect (texture 3) JE1 BE1.png File:Effect (texture 2) JE1 BE1.png File:Effect (texture 1) JE1 BE1.png


Effect	Hex
Absorption	Template:Color
Bad Omen	Template:Color
Blindness	Template:Color
Conduit Power	Template:Color
Darkness	Template:Color
Dolphin's Grace	Template:Color
Minecraft:Fatal Poison	Template:Color
Fire Resistance	Template:Color
Haste	Template:Color
Health Boost	Template:Color
Hunger	Template:Color
Instant Health	Template:Color
Instant Damage	Template:Color
Minecraft:Invisibility	Template:Color
Jump Boost	Template:Color
Levitation	Template:Color
Mining Fatigue	Template:Color
Nausea	Template:Color
Night Vision	Template:Color
Poison	Template:Color
Regeneration	Template:Color
Resistance	Template:Color
Slow Falling	Template:Color
Slowness	Template:Color
Strength	Template:Color
Swiftness	Template:Color
Water Breathing	Template:Color
Weakness	Template:Color
Minecraft:Wither	Template:Color

Merges with multiple effects.<ref group="note" name="arrow_particles">Although other effect particles no longer combine colors with multiple effects, arrow_spell_emitter still does, as can be seen with arrows of the Turtle Master</ref>

balloon_gas_particle Left behind by Minecraft:balloons popping, and quickly dissipates. File:Glitter (texture 7) JE1 BE1.png File:Glitter (texture 6) JE1 BE1.png File:Glitter (texture 5) JE1 BE1.png File:Glitter (texture 4) JE1 BE1.png File:Glitter (texture 3) JE1 BE1.png File:Glitter (texture 2) JE1 BE1.png File:Glitter (texture 1) JE1 BE1.png File:Glitter (texture 0) JE1 BE1.png White, fades to transparent.<ref group="note" name="balloon_gas_color">Determined by the formula "color": [ "variable.particle_age > (variable.particle_lifetime / 2.0) ? 1 - (0.0153 * (1 - Math.pow(0.7, variable.particle_age)) / (1 - 0.7)) : 1.0", "variable.particle_age > (variable.particle_lifetime / 2.0) ? 1 - (0.0387 * (1 - Math.pow(0.7, variable.particle_age)) / (1 - 0.7)) : 1.0", "variable.particle_age > (variable.particle_lifetime / 2.0) ? 1 - (0.0636 * (1 - Math.pow(0.7, variable.particle_age)) / (1 - 0.7)) : 1.0", "variable.particle_age > (variable.particle_lifetime / 2.0) ? 1 - 0.60 * ((variable.particle_age - (variable.particle_lifetime / 2.0)) / (variable.particle_lifetime / 2.0)) : 1.0"</ref>

basic_bubble_particle

Produced by entities splashing underwater, trails behind underwater projectiles.

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