Bezier

The amount of seconds waited before the effect is emitted.

The amount of times a particle or an effect is emitted.

The amount of seconds the effect is delayed by.

The amount of seconds to wait before destroying the emitted object after the animation is finished.

The minimum and maximum duration of the effect.

The amount of random spread applied to the initial direction of the bezier path.

When true, emits the effect a set amount of times per second. A special tag is required for this attribute to work. You can add it in the ‘Behavior’ section.

Determines how many times per second an effect is emitted when Enabled.

Decides whether the effect follows its origin after being emitted.

• Meshes follow their ancestor attachment, or the CFrame of the Start part. If it’s the former, the rotation of the Start part is still synced (required for making spinning meshes).

• Beziers act similar to ParticleEmitters. They simply follow the CFrame of their part or attachment parent.

• Spin Models find their first attachment or part ancestor and follow its CFrame.

• Shockwave Lines follow the CFrame of their origin attachment. SyncPosition Lines are useful for creating non-straight paths.

Determines the initial direction of the bezier path. Values: Top, Bottom, Left, Right, Front, Back

The shape from which the parts are emitted. Values: Box, Cylinder, Sphere, Disc

Controls the percentage of the shape to use for emission. A value of 0.5 will only emit from half of the shape. Only applicable for Cylinder, Sphere, and Disc.

Decides whether to emit from the entire volume or just the surface of the shape. Values: Volume, Surface

Controls the direction the emitted object faces. Values: InAndOut, Inward, Outward

When true, the path will be mirrored if it’s on the other side of the ‘End’ attachment.

The rotation in degrees applied to a path when it’s mirrored.

When true, the object will enter a projectile phase after the bezier path is completed.

The speed of the object during the projectile phase.

The minimum and maximum duration of the projectile phase.

When true, the projectile will fly in the same direction as the ‘End’ attachment. If false, it will fly in the same direction as its velocity at the time the projectile phase begins.

When true, the effect will be stopped as soon as it collides with something or reaches the end of its duration/lifetime.

The tag used to create a part filter for hitbox detection. The nature of the filter changes based on the ‘HitboxFilterType’ attribute.

Defines the nature of the part filter used for hitbox detection.

• Exclude - all parts inside the filter are ignored when performing a hitbox check.
• Include - only parts inside the filter are eligible to be detected by the hitbox.      

The collision group to use for hitbox detection. Parts with collision groups that cannot collide with the hitbox collision group are ignored.

When true, hitboxes will ignore the ‘CanCollide’ property of parts.

When true, parts will continuously align with the direction of the bezier path.

When true, parts will move at a uniform speed along the path.