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Locating emitter’s library
I was looking on the homepage of Wondertouch just now and I saw an emitter called “cosmos” that I wanted to get. How do I find out which library that emitter belongs to?
Thanks.
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8 Replies
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Todd,
the best way I know is to use particleView (pView) and search for “cosmos”, if you don’t have pView you can download it from the web site.
There are three options to get pView:
1) If you are an owner of particleIllusion 3.0.1 you can update for free and pView is included.
https://www.wondertouch.com/downloads/updates/pIllusion_302_update.exe
2) You can download the demo version of particleIllusion.
https://www.wondertouch.com/downloads/pIllusion_302_demo.exe
3) Just download pView.
https://www.wondertouch.com/downloads/pView_320_installer.exeJohn
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If you’re a Mac user, the Mac version of particleView should be released shortly (before the end of the month).
Alan.
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Thanks, Alan and jhoslte.
Yea, I just bought and installed the Mac version, so, I will need that version.
Will it be announced in the newsletter? Or should I check back later this month?
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Todd,
well you can always get the catalog, it is html and text searchable via your browser.
https://www.wondertouch.com/downloads/catalog.zip
John
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Thanks, jholste. That should help narrow it down.
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I looked through the catalog and couldn’t find it. Maybe this helps:
https://nulightfx.com/pi3samples.png
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It’s “Cosmic Collision 2” (or “Cosmic Collision”) in the emitters_03_08 library
Alan.
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Perfect. Thanks, Alan. 🙂
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