Create the new particles system.

Create the new particles system with a base particle type.

Get the game object this component is attached to.

Is this component currently enabled.

Get / set the name of this component.

Add particle type to this particles system.

Clone this component.

Called when this physical body stop colliding with another body.

Called while this physical body is colliding with another body.

Called when this physical body start colliding with another body.

Destroy this component.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Just like Update(), but called every constant amount of time regardless of FPS and Vsync.

Serves as the default hash function.

Get a list of frame-based events this component implements.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Return if this component has a method implemented.

An event that triggers every X miliseconds (defined per GameObject instance).

Remove this component from parent.

Send message to this component.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Update this component (called every frame parent is active).

If true, will add all particles to root scene node. This is useful for when the particle system moves (and you want it to affect spawning position), but you don't want the movement to move existing particles, only change spawning point.

If true, it means this component was added to its parent in debug mode.

If true and tile-to-live expires, will also destroy parent Game Object.

Spawn events intervals. If set, will only spawn particles between these intervals.

Speed factor (affect the particle system spawn rates).

If set, will destroy self once time to live expires.