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Latest Fork Particle SDK update adds particle effects director
Latest Fork Particle SDK update adds particle effects director
 

May 2, 2012   |   By Mike Rose

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Newsbrief: Middleware provider Fork Particle has released the latest version of its SDK, adding a new Effects Director that allows for particle effects sequencing to create multi-stage special effects.

This new feature can also add event signals into a timeline, potentially triggering custom user behavior such as environment lighting changes, sound effects, or screen brightness changes.

Version 5 of the SDK gives developers the tools to achieve "the next level of visual effects quality and graphics realism," says Fork Particle. The new version also adds a new user interface.
 
 
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