The GetControlPointPosition method retrieves the position of a specified control point in a particle system. Control points are used to influence the behavior and appearance of particles in a scene. This method is part of the SceneParticles class, which is responsible for rendering and managing particles within a scene.
To use the GetControlPointPosition method, you need to have an instance of the SceneParticles class. You can then call this method by passing the index of the control point whose position you want to retrieve. The method returns a Vector3 representing the position of the specified control point.
Ensure that the index provided is valid and corresponds to an existing control point in the particle system. If the control point is not set, the method may return a default or undefined position.
// Example of using GetControlPointPosition SceneParticles particles = new SceneParticles(); // Assuming control point at index 0 is set Vector3 controlPointPosition = particles.GetControlPointPosition(0); // Output the position of the control point // Note: Replace with appropriate logging or handling // Debug.Log(controlPointPosition);