Particle Animation Lib Mod Wiki

Particle Animation Lib Mod Wiki & Guide

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A library that enables creation and animation of custom particle effects.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Build a 3D Sphere Particle EffectUnderstanding 3D Shapes The mod supports three-dimensional shapes like spheres, which are ideal for creating…Combine Multiple Shapes for Complex AnimationsLayering Shapes Particle Animation Lib's true power emerges when combining 2D and 3D shapes. You can stack circles,…Create a Basic Particle CircleSetting Up Your Circle Particle Animation Lib allows you to form 2D shapes using vanilla particles. A circle is one…Use Particles to Mark Boundaries or PathsPractical Applications Beyond decorative effects, particle shapes are useful for gameplay purposes. Lines and circles…

Frequently asked questions

How do I start using Particle Animation Lib Mod?

This is a library mod, so it doesn't add features directly to vanilla Minecraft—you need to install the Particle Animation Lib Commands mod alongside it for in-game control, or use it as a dependency for other mods that create particle effects. Once both are installed, you can begin creating particle shapes through commands or by developing with the library.

What particles can I use with this mod?

Particle Animation Lib works with vanilla Minecraft particles, so you can use any standard particle type like flame, smoke, redstone, note, and many others. The mod doesn't add new particles—it arranges existing ones into shapes and patterns.

Can I make a 3D sphere or cube?

Yes, the mod supports 3D shapes including spheres, cubes, and cones. You define these shapes through commands or code, and the mod distributes particles throughout the 3D space to render them.

How do I create a simple circle of particles?

Use the circle shape command with your chosen particle type and radius. The mod will automatically place particles in a circular pattern around the center point you specify.

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