✨ SCore particles

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Score includes many pre-made particles shapes from XParticle library and some custom other.

The attached link will direct you to the list of all available particle types.

Shapes

• atom

• atomic

• blackSun

• blackhole

• cage

• chaoticDoublePendulum

• circle

• circularBeam

• cone

• crescent

• cube

• cylinder

• diamond

• dna

• dnaReplication

• ellipse

• explosionWave

• eye

• filledCircle

• filledCube

• flower

• guard

• heart

• helix

• hypercube

• illuminati

• infinity

• julia

• magicCircles

• mandelbrot

• meguminExplosion

• moveRotatingAround

• polygon

• rainbow

• rectangle

• ring

• sphere

• spikeSphere

• spread

• star

• structuredCube

• tesseract

• vortex

• waveFunction

How to display the particles

The command to display the particle is /score particles

You will have to select a shape and configure correctly the command to achieve to do what you want.

General settings for all shapes

Define the spawn point

To define where the shape will be displayed you have two choice, by mentioning directly the location or setting an entity UUID

Using Player/Entity UUID

When you decide to use the entity UUID the shape will follow en Player/Entity if he moves. So it can deform the shape or make a cool effect.

target:{uuid of the target}
/* Example using flat UUID */
target:b33183ad-e9c0-4d48-8eea-f8c9358d3568
/* Example using a placeholder */
target:%player_uuid%

You have to specify an UUID of a player or an entity. The player name doesn't work !

Using a specific location

Using location you are sure that the shape will not be deformed, it will stay static.

location:{world},{x},{y},{z}
/* Example using flat location */
location:world,100,50,500
/* Example using placeholders */
location:%player_world%,%player_x%,%player_y%,%player_z%

Particles definition

Particle type

Define the particle used by the shape. By default it will be the FLAME particle

particle:{the particle type}
/* Example */
particle:CLOUD

List of particles available here: List of Spigot particles

Color

Instead of using particle:{particle name} if you want to use REDSTONE / DUST particles you can directly use the setting color with a custom color.

You can set two colors separated by a , to have a color transition.

color:{color Name}
/* Example one color */
color:RED
/* Example two colors with transition */
color:AQUA,BLUE

Block particles

Instead of using particle:{particle name} if you want to use BLOCK_CRACK / BLOCK particles you can directly use the setting blockdata with a material.

blockdata:{material}
/* Example */
blockdata:LAVA

Item particles

Instead of using particle:{particle name} if you want to use ITEM_CRACK/ ITEM particles you can directly use the setting itemstack with a material.

itemstack:{material}
/* Example */
itemstack:DIAMOND_SHOVEL

Offset / Shift the spawn point of the shape

You can define an offset in a specific direction, it allows you for example to display the shape around the player / entity, without having to do complex calculation.

• offsetPitch: the pitch direction where the offset will be directed

• offsetYaw: the yaw direction where the offset will be directed

• offsetSitance: the distance of the offset

• offsetX: Increase the offset X location

• offsetY: Increase the offset Y location

• offsetZ: Increase the offset Z location

By default these settings are set to 0

offsetPitch:{the pitch direction}
offsetYaw:{the yaw direction}
offsetDistance:{the distance}
offsetX:{x bonus}
offsetY:{y bonus}
offsetZ:{z bonus}
/* Example with flat values */
offsetPitch:0
offsetYaw:-90
offsetDistance:5
offsetY:-1
/* Example with placeholders */
offsetPitch:%player_pitch_initial%+30
offsetYaw:%player_yaw_initial%
offsetDistance:%var_myvar%

Settings of the shapes

Atom

Creates a set of elliptical orbits with a small particle sphere at the center, resembling an atom.

• orbits: Number of elliptical orbits.

• radius: Radius of the orbits.

• rate: Number of particles per orbit.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game
/score particles shape:atom location:%loc% radius:2 rate:60 orbits:4

# Examples that you can include into your commands

Atomic

Animated version of atom with orbiting particles.

• orbits: Number of orbiting paths.

• radius: Radius of orbit.

• rate: Rate of orbit.

• time: Duration in ticks.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game
/score particles shape:atomic location:%loc% radius:2 rate:30 orbits:3 time:100

# Examples that you can include into your commands

BlackSun

Multiple concentric circles increasing in size.

• radius: Max radius.

• radiusRate: Difference in radius between each circle.

• rate: Particle density.

• rateChange: Change of rate per layer.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

BlackHole

A dynamic particle vortex effect.

• points: Number of spiral arms.

• radius: Distance from center.

• rate: Rotation rate.

• mode: 0 to 4 for different vortex styles.

• time: Duration in ticks.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game
/score particles shape:blackhole location:%loc% points:8 radius:2 rate:10 mode:2 time:100

# Examples that you can include into your commands

Cage

Displays a 3D cage with vertical bars.

• start: Start location.

• end: End location.

• rate: Distance between bars.

• barRate: Frequency of bars.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

ChaoticDoublePendulum

Simulates a chaotic double pendulum effect.

• radius: Swing radius.

• gravity: Gravity force (typically -1).

• length, length2: Lengths of the pendulums.

• mass1, mass2: Mass of each pendulum.

• dimension3: Whether to use 3D rotation.

• speed: Animation speed.

• time: Duration.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game
/score particles shape:chaoticDoublePendulum location:%loc% radius:3 gravity:-1 length:200 length2:200 mass1:50 mass2:50 dimension3:true speed:2 time:200

# Examples that you can include into your commands

Circle

Displays a circle of particles.

• radius: radius of the circle

• density: number of particles per block (higher = more dense).

• drawMode: clockWise, counterClockWise, random

• fillMode: disk, spiral, ring

• timeToDisplay: time in ticks to animate the full display.

• directionPitch: pitch direction of the square

• directionYaw: yaw direction of the square

Examples:

# Examples that you can include into your commands
# Display multiple Green circles in front the player
commands:
- FOR [+20,-20,+40,-40,+60,-60,+80,-80,+100,-100] > for3
- score particles shape:circle location:%player_world_initial%,%player_x_initial%,%player_y_initial%,%player_z_initial% color:GREEN,WHITE radius:3 density:100 timeToDisplay:10 drawMode:clockwise offsetDistance:8 offsetPitch:0 offsetYaw:%player_yaw_initial%%for3%  directionYaw:%player_yaw_initial%%for3% fillMode:disk directionPitch:-90 offsetY:-1
- END_FOR for3

CircularBeam

Animated beam with changing circle sizes over time.

• maxRadius: Max circle radius.

• rate: Point rate per circle.

• radiusRate: Change in radius.

• extend: Extension distance.

• time: Duration.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game
/score particles shape:circularBeam location:%loc% maxRadius:2 rate:10 radiusRate:0.2 extend:0.5 time:100score particles shape:chaoticDoublePendulum location:%loc% radius:3 gravity:-1 length:200 length2:200 mass1:50 mass2:50 dimension3:true speed:2 time:200

# Examples that you can include into your commands

Cone

Cone made of stacked circles.

• height: Height of the cone.

• radius: Base radius.

• rate: Circle spacing.

• circleRate: Point density.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game
/score particles shape:cone location:%loc% height:5 radius:2 rate:1 circleRate:50

# Examples that you can include into your commands

Crescent

Renders a crescent moon using two overlapping circles.

• radius: size of the outer arc.

• rate: resolution of the curve.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game
/score particles shape:cone location:%loc% height:5 radius:2 rate:1 circleRate:50

# Examples that you can include into your commands

Cube

Displays a 3D cube, showing only its edges.

• start: Bottom corner of the cube.

• end: Top corner of the cube.

• rate: Particle density.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Cylinder

• radius: radius of the cylinder

• height: the height of the cylinder

• density: number of particles per block (higher = more dense).

• drawMode: clockWise, counterClockWise, random

• timeToDisplay: time in ticks to animate the full display.

• directionPitch: pitch direction of the square

• directionYaw: yaw direction of the square

Examples:

# Examples that you can include into your commands
# Display two green cylinder in front of the player
- FOR [+20,-20] > for3
- score particles shape:cylinder location:%player_world_initial%,%player_x_initial%,%player_y_initial%,%player_z_initial% color:GREEN,WHITE radius:1 density:100 timeToDisplay:5 drawMode:clockwise offsetDistance:8 offsetPitch:0 offsetYaw:%player_yaw_initial%%for3%  directionYaw:%player_yaw_initial%%for3% directionPitch:-90 offsetY:-1 height:3
- END_FOR for3

Diamond

Creates a diamond (rhombus) shape in 2D or 3D.

• radiusRate: Controls the width.

• rate: Spacing between points.

• height: Total height.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

DNA

Displays a DNA double helix with hydrogen bonds.

• radius: Radius of the helices.

• rate: Spacing between points.

• extension: Helix stretch factor.

• height: Total height.

• hydrogenBondDist: Distance between each hydrogen bond.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

DNA Replication

Simulates DNA replication with bonds and colors.

• radius, rate, extension, height: Same as DNA.

• speed: Animation speed.

• hydrogenBondDist: Distance between bonds.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Ellipse

• start, end: Start and end angles.

• rate: Angular spacing.

• radius, otherRadius: X and Y radii.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

ExplosionWave

Wavy animation representing an explosion shockwave.

• rate: Particle density within the wave.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Eye

Draws an oval eye-like shape.

• radius, radius2: Primary radii.

• rate: Resolution.

• extension: Elongation factor

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

FilledCube

Displays a cube fully filled with particles.

• start, end: Opposite corners of the cube.

• rate: Particle density.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Flower

Creates a floral effect with repeating patterns around a circle.

• count: Number of "petals".

• radius: Radius of the flower.

• runnable: The shape to display at each petal.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Guard

Makes a shape spin or oscillate around a point.

• update: Update interval.

• rate: Rotation speed.

• offsetx/y/z: Oscillation distance on each axis.

• runnable: The particle form to run.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Heart

Draws a heart using a polar curve.

• cut, cutAngle: Adjust the heart’s lobes.

• depth: Central notch depth.

• compressHeight: Vertical compression.

• rate: Resolution.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Helix

Draws animated 3D helices.

• strings: Number of helices.

• radius: Helix radius.

• rate, extension: Spacing and spiral strength.

• height: Total height.

• speed: Animation speed.

• fadeUp, fadeDown: Gradual change in radius.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Hypercube

Displays a structure of interlinked cubes simulating a hypercube.

• startOrigin, endOrigin: Bounding corners.

• rate: Particle spacing.

• sizeRate: Spacing between cubes.

• cubes: Number of cube iterations.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Illuminati

Creates a 3D infinity symbol shape.

• radius: Size of the shape.

• rate: Point density.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Julia

Displays a Julia fractal set.

• size, zoom, colorScheme: Visual settings.

• moveX, moveY: Position offset.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

MagicCircles

Displays expanding rings like magical glyphs.

• radius: Initial radius.

• rate: Point spacing.

• radiusRate: Growth speed.

• distance: Spacing between rings.

• time: Duration.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Mandelbrot

Displays a Mandelbrot fractal set.

• size, zoom, rate: Rendering settings.

• x0, y0: Center position.

• color: Iteration depth.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

MeguminExplosion

Stylized magical explosion effect.

• size: Overall explosion size.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Polygon

Draws a polygon with optional internal connections

• points: Number of corners.

• connection: How many corners to connect.

• size: Radius of the polygon.

• rate: Resolution.

• extend: Connection extension factor.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Rainbow

Displays stacked rainbow arcs with colored layers.

• radius, rate, curve: Shape and spacing.

• layers: Number of arcs.

• compact: Reduces spacing between arcs.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Rectangle

Draws a flat 2D rectangle.

• start, end: Opposite corners.

• rate: Point spacing.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Ring

Draws a flat ring (annulus).

• radius: Radius of the ring.

• density: Particle density.

• height: Ring thickness.

• timeToDisplay: Duration.

• drawMode: Drawing order.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Sphere

Draws a full 3D sphere.

• radius: Sphere radius.

• rate: Angular resolution

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

SpikeSphere

Draws a sphere with random spikes.

• radius, rate: Base sphere parameters.

• chance: Chance of spike.

• minRandomDistance, maxRandomDistance: Spike length range.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Spread

Randomly launches particles toward a target.

• amount: Number of launches.

• rate: Frequency.

• start, originEnd: Start and end positions.

• offsetx/y/z: Target randomness

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Square

• height: height in blocks along vertical axis.

• length: length in blocks along direction vector.

• width: width in blocks perpendicular to the wall direction.

• density: number of particles per block (higher = more dense).

• timeToDisplay: time in ticks to animate the full display.

• drawMode: "vertical" or "horizontal" — controls iteration order.

• verticalOrder: "up" or "down" — order along height.

• horizontalOrder: "near" or "far" — order along length.

• directionPitch: pitch direction of the square

• directionYaw: yaw direction of the square

# Examples that you can run manually in-game
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# Examples that you can include into your commands
commands:
# A line of explosion
- score particles shape:square location:%player_world_initial%,%player_x_initial%,%player_y_initial%,%player_z_initial% particle:EXPLOSION height:1 length:30 timeToDisplay:20 density:1 directionYaw:%player_yaw_initial% directionPitch:%player_pitch_initial% verticalOrder:up horizontalOrder:near offsetY:-1
# A wall of flame
- score particles shape:square location:%player_world_initial%,%player_x_initial%,%player_y

Star

Creates a 3D star with animated spikes.

• points: Number of base sides.

• spikes: Number of star tips.

• rate: Resolution.

• spikeLength: Tip length.

• coreRadius: Core radius.

• neuron: Tip curvature.

• prototype: Use helices instead of lines.

• speed: Animation speed.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

StructuredCube

Draws a wireframe cube showing only its edges.

• start, end: Opposite corners.

• rate: Edge particle density.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Tesseract

Draws a rotating 4D cube (tesseract)

• size: Overall size.

• rate: Density.

• speed: Rotation speed.

• time: Display time.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands

Vortex

Spiral effect like a galaxy or tornado.

• points: Number of spiral arms.

• rate: Rotation speed.

• time: Duration.

# Examples that you can run manually in-game
 

# Examples that you can include into your commands

WaveFunction

Visualizes a quantum wave function.

• extend: Length.

• heightRange: Amplitude range.

• size: Overall size.

• rate: Point density

# Examples that you can run manually in-game


# Examples that you can include into your commands