neoParticles
Nice animated particle effects.
Based on:
https://github.com/VincentGarreau/particles.js/
Sample App:
https://visualneo.com/tutorials/neoparticles
Description
The neoParticles plugin for VisualNEO Web allows developers to add animated particle effects to applications, creating visually engaging backgrounds or interactive design elements. Based on the popular particles.js library, this plugin is perfect for enhancing UI appeal in applications such as landing pages, games, or interactive experiences. Here’s a breakdown of its functionalities and practical applications:
Adding Particle Effects
The neoParticles command initializes a particle effect within a specified container, setting the desired effect style and main color.
- Command: neoParticles
- Syntax: neoParticles "objId" effect "mainColor"
- objId: The container or object where the particle effect displays.
- effect: Type of particle effect, such as "bubbles" or "stars."
- mainColor: Primary color of the particles (e.g., #ff0000 for red).
Example:
neoParticles "backgroundContainer" "bubbles" "#00ff00"
This command applies a green bubble particle effect within backgroundContainer, adding an animated layer to the app's background.
Practical Applications
The neoParticles plugin is versatile and can be used in:
- Landing Pages: Creating engaging backgrounds that capture user attention.
- Game Interfaces: Adding interactive effects, like sparkles or stars, to enhance the gaming experience.
- Event Pages: Designing celebratory effects, such as confetti, for special occasions or promotions.
By adding animated particles, this plugin enriches the visual appeal and interactivity of applications, making it an excellent choice for projects looking to integrate subtle, stylish effects
neoParticles
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Purpose: |
Create a predefined particle effect |
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neoParticles |
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Syntax: |
neoParticles "objId" effect "mainColor"
objId Select a Container object effect Select particle effect mainColor Main color |
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