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The [[Treasure Hat]] is the only hat to have its own unique particle effect, not being one of the 14 possible effects.
 
  
 
=== {{anchor|Unusual gallery}} Examples ===
 
=== {{anchor|Unusual gallery}} Examples ===

Revision as of 23:00, 17 December 2010

Particle effects are used frequently in Team Fortress 2 to serve as decoration or visual cues for various in-game events.

A detailed explanation of particle effects in general can be found on Template:W. Documentation for the Source engine's implementation can be found here.

Unusual effects

Unusual particle effects are particles attached to Unusual quality items.

There are 1008 possible combinations between hats and Unusual item particle effects (14 effects × 72 [current] possible unusual hats). The different particle effects are viewable in this animation, and here as they appear in-game; as well as in this video.

Currently, 25 out of 98 different hats cannot possess any of the 14 possible effects. These hats include:

Dealer's Visor Cheater's Lament Ghastly Gibus Mildly Disturbing Halloween Mask Foster's Facade
Bill's Hat Max's Severed Head Alien Swarm Parasite Mann Co. Cap Treasure Hat
Ellis' Cap Wiki Cap Ghastlier Gibus Horseless Headless Horsemann's Head
Horrific Headsplitter Cadaver's Cranium Spine-Chilling Skull Voodoo Juju
Halloween Masks Saxton Hale Mask Lumbricus Lid Baseball Bill's Sports Shine
Ritzy Rick's Hair Fixative Texas Slim's Dome Shine Bounty Hat Hat of Undeniable Wealth

Examples