What is Ember?
Ember is an editor tool that allows you to save particle presets and load them to create and combine particle systems.
You can quickly create effects through combinations.
By default, it provides 27 particle component data sets.
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The default data is provided in a simplified form, and users can register their own.
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Registration is quick and easy.
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Templates are saved as prefabs, and any GameObject type can be stored.
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When deleting components or presets stored in Ember Tool, the original resource data will not be deleted. Please keep this in mind.
Delete the original resources manually.
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