CC3PointParticleSamples.h File Reference

#import "CC3PointParticles.h"
#import "CC3ParticleSamples.h"

Classes
class	CC3MortalPointParticle
	CC3MortalPointParticle is a point particle implementation of the CC3MortalParticleProtocol that has a finite life. More...
class	CC3MortalPointParticleEmitter
	Deprecated. More...
class	CC3MortalPointParticleEmitterDeprecated
	Deprecated. More...
class	CC3PointParticleHoseEmitter
	Deprecated. More...
class	CC3PointParticleHoseEmitterDeprecated
	Deprecated. More...
class	CC3SprayPointParticle
	CC3SprayPointParticle is a type of CC3MortalPointParticle that implements the CC3SprayParticleProtocol to configure the particle to move in a straight line at a steady speed. More...
class	CC3UniformEvolutionParticle
	Deprecated and renamed to CC3UniformlyEvolvingPointParticle. More...
class	CC3UniformlyEvolvingPointParticle
	CC3UniformlyEvolvingPointParticle is a type of CC3SprayPointParticle that implements the CC3UniformlyGrowingPointParticleProtocol and CC3UniformlyFadingParticleProtocol protocols to configure steadily changing color and size that vary linearly from an intitial color and size to a final color and size. More...
protocol	<CC3UniformlyGrowingPointParticleProtocol>
	CC3UniformlyGrowingPointParticleProtocol defines behaviour required for point particles whose size grows or shrinks at a steady rate. More...
class	CC3UniformMotionParticle
	Deprecated and renamed to CC3SprayPointParticle. More...
class	CC3VariegatedPointParticle
	CC3VariegatedPointParticle is the type of particle emitted by a CC3VariegatedPointParticleHoseEmitter. More...
class	CC3VariegatedPointParticleHoseEmitter
	CC3VariegatedPointParticleHoseEmitter is a type of CC3PointParticleEmitter whose particles can have a color and size that evolves during the lifetime of the particle. More...
protocol	<CC3VariegatedPointParticleProtocol>
	CC3VariegatedPointParticleProtocol is used by the CC3VariegatedPointParticleHoseEmitter, and combines the CC3UniformlyGrowingPointParticleProtocol and CC3UniformlyFadingParticleProtocol protocols, and is a particle that steadily changes size and color. More...
Defines
#define	kCC3ParticleConstantComponent   -1.0
Variables
static const ccColor4F	kCC3ParticleConstantColor
static const GLfloat	kCC3ParticleConstantSize = kCC3ParticleConstantComponent
static const ccColor4F	kCC3ParticleFadeOut

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Detailed Description

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Define Documentation

#define kCC3ParticleConstantComponent   -1.0

When used as an ending size or component of an ending color for a CC3VariegatedPointParticleHoseEmitter, indicates that that component should stay constant at the value at which it started.

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Variable Documentation

const ccColor4F kCC3ParticleConstantColor [static]

Initial value:

 { kCC3ParticleConstantComponent,
                                                                                                         kCC3ParticleConstantComponent,
                                                                                                         kCC3ParticleConstantComponent,
                                                                                                         kCC3ParticleConstantComponent }

When used as the ending color for a CC3VariegatedPointParticleHoseEmitter, indicates that the color should stay constant at the starting color.

const GLfloat kCC3ParticleConstantSize = kCC3ParticleConstantComponent [static]

When used as the ending size for a CC3VariegatedPointParticleHoseEmitter, indicates that the size should stay constant at the starting size.

const ccColor4F kCC3ParticleFadeOut [static]

Initial value:

 { kCC3ParticleConstantComponent,
                                                                                           kCC3ParticleConstantComponent,
                                                                                           kCC3ParticleConstantComponent,
                                                                                           0.0f }

When used as the ending color for a CC3VariegatedPointParticleHoseEmitter, indicates that the starting color should simply fade out, rather than change to an ending color.