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Unity Particle System - Shape Module- Mesh modes

Discussion in 'General Graphics' started by ReReMe, Sep 14, 2018.

  1. ReReMe

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    Hi guys, I was just watching this video on YouTube and it talked about some new features in Unity 2018 such as generating particles based on vertex count of a mesh. How can I test this out in Unity 2018.2 (our studio recently upgraded). I can't find any documentation for this despite hunting online



    Thanks
     
    ReReMe, Sep 14, 2018
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  2. richardkettlewell

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    That particular feature is in 2018.3, the beta is out now :)
     
    richardkettlewell, Sep 14, 2018
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  3. ReReMe

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    Ah the video was uploaded in May so I thought it should've come in by the July 2018.2 update. Thanks anyways Richard cheers :)
     
    ReReMe, Sep 14, 2018
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  4. richardkettlewell

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    richardkettlewell, Sep 14, 2018
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  5. karl_jones

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    I hear the guy who did the video had exclusive access to all the new features before they are out ;)
     
    karl_jones, Sep 14, 2018
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  6. ReReMe

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    It seems like we're staying on 2018.2 for the time being. Maybe for our next project.

    Thanks anyways guys

    EDIT : Oh hey! Its you from the Youtubes :D
     
    ReReMe, Sep 17, 2018
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