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Beam

Beam is a built-in visual effect.

Summary

Attributes

EmitDelay : number

The amount of seconds waited before the effect is emitted.

EffectDuration : NumberRange

The minimum and maximum duration of the effect.

Curves

Transparency_Base

Controls the Transparency property.

Transparency_Scale

Applies a scaling factor to the Transparency of the Beam.

Width0

Controls the easing of the Width0 animation.

Width1

Controls the easing of the Width1 animation.

Speed

Controls the speed of the effect.

Attributes

EmitDelay

number

The amount of seconds waited before the effect is emitted.

EffectDuration

NumberRange

The minimum and maximum duration of the effect.

Curves

Transparency_Base

Controls the Transparency property.

Inputs

Start

[0; 1]

The starting value of the curve.

End

[0; 1]

The ending value of the curve.

Envelope

[0; inf]

The value of envelope on each point in the converted NumberSequence.

Envelope

[0; 1]

The value that decides the amount of points on the curve, calculated using the Newton Raphson method .

Transparency_Scale

Applies a scaling factor on the Transparency of the Beam. Because this curve multiplies the Transparency NumberSequence, you’d usually want to set the Transparency to 1 when working with this curve.

Inputs

Start

[0; inf]

The starting value of the curve.

End

[0; inf]

The ending value of the curve.

Width0

Controls the easing of the Width0 animation.

Inputs

Start

[0; inf]

The starting value of the curve.

End

[0; inf]

The ending value of the curve.

Width1

Controls the easing of the Width1 animation.

Inputs

Start

[0; inf]

The starting value of the curve.

End

[0; inf]

The ending value of the curve.

Speed

Controls the speed of the effect. If it becomes negative, all of the animations start going backwards.

Inputs

Duration

[0; inf]

The amount of seconds it takes to reach the End value.

Start

[-inf; inf]

The starting value of the curve.

End

[-inf; inf]

The ending value of the curve.

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