Whether or not the sprite should be rendered additively.

Alignment mode for the sprite's billboard behavior.

Amount of blur applied to the sprite during motion blur.

Opacity of the blur effect applied to the sprite.

Spacing between blur samples in the motion blur effect.

The animation that is currently being played. Returns null if no sprite is set or the sprite has no animations.

Amount of feathering applied to the depth, softening its intersection with geometry.

Aligns the sprite to face its velocity direction.

The strength of the fog effect applied to the sprite. This determines how much the sprite blends with any fog in the scene.

Whether or not the sprite is animated. This is true if the sprite has more than one animation or if the current animation has more than one frame.

Interface property to determine if particles should be sorted

Determines whether the motion blur effect includes a leading trail.

Whether or not the sprite should be lit by the scene lighting.

Enables motion blur effects for the sprite.

Indicates whether the sprite is opaque, optimizing rendering by skipping sorting.

The pivot point of the sprite, used for rotation and scaling. This is in normalized coordinates (0 to 1).

Provides texture for rendering - implementation for IBatchedParticleSpriteRenderer

Offset applied to the rotation when facing velocity.

The scale of the sprite when rendered.

Whether or not the sprite should cast shadows in the scene.

Sorting mode used for rendering particles.

The sprite resource to render. This can be completely static or contain animation(s).

The animation that this sprite should start playing when the scene starts.

The texture being displayed from the sprite given the current frame/animation.

The texture filtering mode used when rendering the sprite. For pixelated sprites use Sandbox.Rendering.FilterMode.Point.

Set the animation by index (the first animation is index 0).