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| − | '''Particle effects''' are used frequently in ''[[Team Fortress 2]]'' to serve as | + | '''Particle effects''' are used frequently in ''[[Team Fortress 2]]'' to serve as decorations or visual cues for both various in-game events and cosmetic purposes. Any particle effect can be attached to any [[item]] or model theoretically, however, some effects appear exclusively on items with a particular quality; for example, [[#Unusual effects|unusual effects]] only appear on items with the [[unusual]] quality. |
== Particle effects == | == Particle effects == | ||
Revision as of 17:13, 26 February 2011
Particle effects are used frequently in Team Fortress 2 to serve as decorations or visual cues for both various in-game events and cosmetic purposes. Any particle effect can be attached to any item or model theoretically, however, some effects appear exclusively on items with a particular quality; for example, unusual effects only appear on items with the unusual quality.
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Particle effects
G.R.U. skull
The G.R.U. skull particle effect is emitted when the Gloves of Running Urgently are wielded by the player.
In-game screenshot
Overheal
When a player is overhealed by a Medic, the player will emit medical crosses. The particle effect is also emitted when injured players pick up health kits.
- Overheal particle ingame.png
In-game screenshot
The healing particle emitted for RED players
The healing particle emitted for BLU players
Holy Glow
The Holy Glow particle effect is attached to the Cheater's Lament.
In-game screenshot
Community sparkle
The community sparkle effect is attached to Community or Self-made items.
- Selfmadedalokohs.png
In-game screenshot
Treasure Hat
There is no known localized name for the Treasure Hat's effect, but it is attached as a new particle system defined as "coin_spin". The particles from this effect are influenced by the movement of the wearer and will only be emitted when the player is in motion.
In-game screenshot
The sprite sheet used in the effect's spinning animation.
Map stamps
The map stamp particle effect is attached to the World Traveler's Hat. These render similarly to the purple and green Unusual confetti effects but use stamp sprites instead. Like the Treasure Hat, the effect is influenced by the movement of the wearer and will only be emitted when the player is in motion.
In-game screenshot
- Stamp sprites.png
The sprite sheet used for the effect's spinning animation.
Flying Bits
Intended to be used for rendering flames on gibs, this effect is also attached to certain Valve weapons.
In-game screenshot
Musical notes
The musical note particle effect is attached to the Earbuds and to Noise Makers (see below section).
In-game screenshot
The music note sprite.
Noise Maker effect
The Noise Makers emit musical note or ghost particles when used.
"Noise" particle effect.
"Noise" particle effect.
Unusual effects
Unusual particle effects are attached to Unusual quality items. The different particle effects are viewable in this animation, as well as in this video.
Green Confetti (Effect #6)
- Unusual purple Confetti.png
Purple Confetti (Effect #7)
- Unusual Ghost.png
Haunted Ghosts (Effect #8)
- Unusual green energy glow.png
Green Energy (Effect #9)
- Unusual purple energy.png
Purple Energy (Effect #10)
- Unusual tf2logo effect.jpg
Circling TF Logo (Effect #11)
- Unusual Flies.png
Massed Flies (Effect #12)
- Unusual Chieftain's Challenge normal burning fire effect.png
Burning Flames (Effect #13)
- Unusual Green Flame Effect.png
Scorching Flames (Effect #14)
- Unusual plasma effect 2.png
Searing Plasma (Effect #15)
- Vivid Plasma.png
Vivid Plasma (Effect #16)
- Unusual sunbeam.png
Sunbeams (Effect #17)
- Unusual Peace.png
Circling Peace Sign (Effect #18)
- Medic Unusual Heart Effect.png
Circling Heart (Effect #19)
