Shape module

This module defines the the volume or surface from which particlesA small, simple image or mesh that is emitted by a particle system. A particle system can display and move particles in great numbers to represent a fluid or amorphous entity. The effect of all the particles together creates the impression of the complete entity, such as smoke. More info
See in Glossary can be emitted, and the direction of the start velocity. The Shape property defines the shape of the emission volume, and the rest of the module properties vary depending on the Shape you choose.

All shapes (except Mesh) have properties that define their dimensions, such as the Radius property. To edit these, drag the handles on the wireframe emitter shape in the SceneA Scene contains the environments and menus of your game. Think of each unique Scene file as a unique level. In each Scene, you place your environments, obstacles, and decorations, essentially designing and building your game in pieces. More info
See in Glossary view. The choice of shape affects the region from which particles can be launched, but also the initial direction of the particles. For example, a Sphere emits particles outward in all directions, a Cone emits a diverging stream of particles, and a MeshThe main graphics primitive of Unity. Meshes make up a large part of your 3D worlds. Unity supports triangulated or Quadrangulated polygon meshes. Nurbs, Nurms, Subdiv surfaces must be converted to polygons. More info
See in Glossary emits particles in directions that are normal to the surface.

Using the Shape module

This module is part of the Particle SystemA component that simulates fluid entities such as liquids, clouds and flames by generating and animating large numbers of small 2D images in the scene. More info
See in Glossary component. When you create a new Particle System GameObjectThe fundamental object in Unity scenes, which can represent characters, props, scenery, cameras, waypoints, and more. A GameObject’s functionality is defined by the Components attached to it. More info
See in Glossary, or add a Particle System component to an exiting GameObject, Unity adds the Shape module to the Particle System. By default, Unity enables this module. To create a new Particle System and enable this module:

1. Click GameObject > Effects > Particle System.
2. In the InspectorA Unity window that displays information about the currently selected GameObject, asset or project settings, allowing you to inspect and edit the values. More info
   See in Glossary, find the Particle System component.
3. In the Particle System component, find the Shape module fold-out.
4. To the left of the fold-out header, enable the checkbox.

API

Since this module is part of the Particle System component, you access it through the ParticleSystem class. For information on how to access it and change values at runtime, see the Shape module API documentation.

Shapes in the Shape module

This section details the properties for each Shape.

For some properties in this section, you can use different modes to set their value. For information on the modes you can use, see Varying properties over time.

Sphere, Hemisphere

Note: Sphere and Hemisphere have the same properties.

Property	Function
Shape	The shape of the emission volume.
Sphere	Uniform particle emission in all directions.
Hemisphere	Uniform particle emission in all directions on one side of a plane.
Radius	The radius of the circular aspect of the shape.
Radius Thickness	The proportion of the volume that emits particles. A value of 0 emits particles from the outer surface of the shape. A value of 1 emits particles from the entire volume. Values in between will use a proportion of the volume.
TextureAn image used when rendering a GameObject, Sprite, or UI element. Textures are often applied to the surface of a mesh to give it visual detail. More info See in Glossary	A texture to use for tinting and discarding particles.
Clip Channel	A channel from the texture to use for discarding particles.
Clip Threshold	When mapping particles to positions on the texture, discard any whose pixelThe smallest unit in a computer image. Pixel size depends on your screen resolution. Pixel lighting is calculated at every screen pixel. More info See in Glossary color falls below this threshold.
Color affects Particles	Multiply particle colors by the texture color.
Alpha affects Particles	Multiply particle alphas by the texture alpha.
Bilinear Filtering	When reading the texture, combine 4 neighboring samples for smoother changes in particle color, regardless of the texture dimensions.
Position	Apply an offset to the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Rotation	Rotate the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Scale	Change the size of the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Align to Direction	Orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collisionA collision occurs when the physics engine detects that the colliders of two GameObjects make contact or overlap, when at least one has a Rigidbody component and is in motion. More info See in Glossary. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module.
Randomize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a random direction. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction is completely random.
Spherize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere).
Randomize Position	Move particles by a random amount, up to the specified value. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. Any other value will apply some randomness to the spawning positions of the particles.

Cone

Property	Function
Shape	The shape of the emission volume.
Cone	Emit particles from the base or body of a cone. The particles diverge in proportion to their distance from the cone’s center line.
Angle	The angle of the cone at its point. An angle of 0 produces a cylinder while an angle of 90 gives a flat disc.
Radius	The radius of the circular aspect of the shape.
Radius Thickness	The proportion of the volume that emits particles.A value of 0 emits particles from the outer surface of the shape. A value of 1 emits particles from the entire volume. Values in between will use a proportion of the volume.
Arc	The angular portion of a full circle that forms the emitter’s shape.
Mode	Define how Unity generates particles around the arc of the shape. When set to Random, Unity generates particles randomly around the arc. If using Loop, Unity generates particles sequentially around the arc of the shape, and loops back to the start at the end of each cycle. Ping-Pong is the same as Loop, except each consecutive loop happens in the opposite direction to the last. Finally, Burst Spread mode distributes particle generation evenly around the shape. This can give you an even spread of particles, compared to the default randomized behavior, where particles may clump together unevenly. Burst Spread is best used with burst emissions.
Spread	The discrete intervals around the arc where particles may be generated. For example, a value of 0 allows particles to spawn anywhere around the arc, and a value of 0.1 only spawns particles at 10% intervals around the shape.
Speed	The speed the emission position moves around the arc. Using the small black drop-down menu next to the value field, set this to Constant for the value to always remain the same, or Curve for the value to change over time. This option is only available if Mode is set to something other than Random
Length	The length of the cone. This only applies when the Emit from: property is set to Volume.
Emit from:	The part of the cone to emit particles from: Base or Volume.
Texture	A texture to be used for tinting and discarding particles.
Clip Channel	A channel from the texture to be used for discarding particles.
Clip Threshold	When mapping particles to positions on the texture, discard any whose pixel color falls below this threshold.
Color affects Particles	Multiply particle colors by the texture color.
Alpha affects Particles	Multiply particle alphas by the texture alpha.
Bilinear Filtering	When reading the texture, combine 4 neighboring samples for smoother changes in particle color, regardless of the texture dimensions.
Position	Apply an offset to the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Rotation	Rotate the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Scale	Change the size of the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Align to Direction	Orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module.
Randomize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a random direction. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction is completely random.
Spherize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere).
Randomize Position	Move particles by a random amount, up to the specified value. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. Any other value will apply some randomness to the spawning positions of the particles. The amount of randomization is multiplied by the Scale property.

Box

Property	Function
Shape	The shape of the emission volume.
Box	Emit particles from the edge, surface, or body of a box shape. The particles move in the emitter object’s forward (Z) direction.
Emit from:	Select the part of the box to emit from: Edge, Shell, or Volume.
Texture	A texture to be used for tinting and discarding particles.
Clip Channel	A channel from the texture to be used for discarding particles.
Clip Threshold	When mapping particles to positions on the texture, discard any whose pixel color falls below this threshold.
Color affects Particles	Multiply particle colors by the texture color.
Alpha affects Particles	Multiply particle alphas by the texture alpha.
Bilinear Filtering	When reading the texture, combine 4 neighboring samples for smoother changes in particle color, regardless of the texture dimensions.
Position	Apply an offset to the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Rotation	Rotate the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Scale	Change the size of the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Align to Direction	Orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module.
Randomize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a random direction. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction is completely random.
Spherize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere).
Randomize Position	Move particles by a random amount, up to the specified value. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. Any other value will apply some randomness to the spawning positions of the particles.

Mesh, MeshRenderer, SkinnedMeshRenderer

Mesh, MeshRenderer and SkinnedMeshRenderer have the same properties.

Property	Function
Shape	The shape of the emission volume.
Mesh	Emits particles from any arbitrary Mesh shape supplied via the Inspector.
MeshRenderer	Emits particles from a reference to a GameObject’s Mesh RendererA mesh component that takes the geometry from the Mesh Filter and renders it at the position defined by the object’s Transform component. More info See in Glossary.
SkinnedMeshRenderer	Emits particles from a reference to a GameObject’s Skinned Mesh Renderer.
Type	Where particles are emitted from. Select Vertex for the particles to emit from the vertices, Edge for the particles to emit from the edges, or Triangle for the particles to emit from the triangles. This is set to Vertex by default.
Mode	How the position on the mesh is chosen for each new particle. Select Random for the particles to choose a random position Loop for each new particle to be emitted from the next vertex in the mesh, or Ping-Pong to behave similarly to Loop mode, but to alternate the direction along the mesh vertices after each cycle. This is set to Random by default.
Mesh	The Mesh that provides the emitter’s shape.
Single Material	Specify whether to emit particles from a particular sub-Mesh (identified by the material index number). If enabled, a numeric field appears, which allows you to specify the material index number.
Use Mesh Colors	Modulate particle color with Mesh vertex colors, or, if they don’t exist, use the shaderA program that runs on the GPU. More info See in Glossary color property “Color“ or ”TintColor” from the material.
Normal Offset	Distance away from the surface of the Mesh to emit particles (in the direction of the surface normal)
Texture	A texture to be used for tinting and discarding particles.
Clip Channel	A channel from the texture to be used for discarding particles.
Clip Threshold	When mapping particles to positions on the texture, discard any whose pixel color falls below this threshold.
Color Affects Particles	Multiply particle colors by the texture color.
Alpha Affects Particles	Multiply particle alphas by the texture alpha.
Bilinear Filtering	When reading the texture, combine 4 neighboring samples for smoother changes in particle color, regardless of the texture dimensions.
UV Channel	Choose which UV channel on the source mesh to use for sampling the texture.
Position	Apply an offset to the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Rotation	Rotate the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Scale	Change the size of the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Align to Direction	Orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module.
Randomize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a random direction. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction is completely random.
Spherize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere).
Randomize Position	Move particles by a random amount, up to the specified value. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. Any other value will apply some randomness to the spawning positions of the particles.

Mesh details

You can choose to only emit particles from a particular material (sub-Mesh) by checking the Single Material property and you can offset the emission position along the Mesh’s normals by checking the Normal Offset property.

To ignore the color of the Mesh, check the Use Mesh Colors property. To read the texture colors from a mesh, assign the Texture you wish to read to the Texture property.

Meshes must be read/write enabled to work on the Particle System. If you assign them in the Editor, Unity handles this for you. But if you want to assign different meshes at run time, you need to check the Read/Write Enabled setting in the Import Settings.

The Mode property allows the Particle System to emit particles in a predictable order on the surface of a Mesh. When emitting from Vertices, this property allows you to emit each new particle from the next vertex in the array of vertices in the Mesh. When emitting from Edges, the Particle System can emit particles smoothly along the edges of the Mesh’s triangles/lines.

Sprite and Sprite Renderer

Sprite and SpriteRenderer have the same properties.

Property	Function
Shape	The shape of the emission volume.
SpriteA 2D graphic objects. If you are used to working in 3D, Sprites are essentially just standard textures but there are special techniques for combining and managing sprite textures for efficiency and convenience during development. More info See in Glossary	Emits particles from a Sprite shape supplied via the Inspector.
SpriteRenderer	Emits particles from a reference to a GameObject’s Sprite RendererA component that lets you display images as Sprites for use in both 2D and 3D scenes. More info See in Glossary.
Type	Where particles are emitted from. Select Vertex to emit particles from the vertices, Edge to emit particles from the edges, or Triangle to emit particles from the triangles. This is set to Vertex by default.
Sprite	The Sprite that defines the particle emitter’s shape.
Normal Offset	Distance away from the surface of the Sprite to emit particles (in the direction of the surface normal)
Texture	A texture to be used for tinting and discarding particles.
Clip Channel	A channel from the texture to be used for discarding particles.
Clip Threshold	When mapping particles to positions on the texture, discard any whose pixel color falls below this threshold.
Color Affects Particles	Multiply particle colors by the texture color.
Alpha Affects Particles	Multiply particle alphas by the texture alpha.
Bilinear Filtering	When reading the texture, combine 4 neighboring samples for smoother changes in particle color, regardless of the texture dimensions.
Position	Apply an offset to the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Rotation	Rotate the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Scale	Change the size of the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Align to Direction	Orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module.
Randomize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a random direction. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction is completely random.
Spherize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere).
Randomize Position	Move particles by a random amount, up to the specified value. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. Any other value will apply some randomness to the spawning positions of the particles.

Circle

Property	Function
Shape	The shape of the emission volume.
Circle	Uniform particle emission from the center or edge of a circle. The particles move only in the plane of the circle.
Radius	The radius of the circular aspect of the shape.
Radius Thickness	The proportion of the volume that emits particles. A value of 0 emits particles from the outer edge of the circle. A value of 1 emits particles from the entire area. Values in between will use a proportion of the area.
Arc	The angular portion of a full circle that forms the emitter’s shape.
Mode	Define how Unity generates particles around the arc of the shape. When set to Random, Unity generates particles randomly around the arc. If using Loop, Unity generates particles sequentially around the arc of the shape, and loops back to the start at the end of each cycle. Ping-Pong is the same as Loop, except each consecutive loop happens in the opposite direction to the last. Finally, Burst Spread mode distributes particle generation evenly around the shape. This can be used to give you an even spread of particles, compared to the default randomized behavior, where particles may clump together unevenly. Burst Spread is best used with burst emissions.
Spread	Control the discrete intervals around the arc where particles may be generated. For example, a value of 0 will allow particles to spawn anywhere around the arc, and a value of 0.1 will only spawn particles at 10% intervals around the shape.
Speed	Set a value for the speed the emission position moves around the arc. Using the small black drop-down next to the value field, set this to Constant for the value to always remain the same, or Curve for the value to change over time.
Texture	Choose a texture to be used for tinting and discarding particles.
Clip Channel	Select a channel from the texture to be used for discarding particles.
Clip Threshold	When mapping particles to positions on the texture, discard any whose pixel color falls below this threshold.
Color Affects Particles	Multiply particle colors by the texture color.
Alpha Affects Particles	Multiply particle alphas by the texture alpha.
Bilinear Filtering	When reading the texture, combine 4 neighboring samples, for smoother changes in particle color, regardless of the texture dimensions.
Position	Apply an offset to the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Rotation	Rotate the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Scale	Change the size of the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Align to Direction	Use this checkbox to orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module.
Randomize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a random direction. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction is completely random.
Spherize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere).
Randomize Position	Move particles by a random amount, up to the specified value. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. Any other value will apply some randomness to the spawning positions of the particles.

Edge

Property	Function
Shape	The shape of the emission volume.
Edge	Emit particles from a line segment. The particles move in the emitter object’s upward (Y) direction.
Radius	The radius property is used to define the length of the edge.
Mode	Define how Unity generates particles along the radius of the shape. When set to Random, Unity generates particles randomly along the radius. If using Loop, Unity generates particles sequentially along the radius of the shape, and loops back to the start at the end of each cycle. Ping-Pong is the same as Loop, except each consecutive loop happens in the opposite direction to the last. Finally, Burst Spread mode distributes particle generation evenly along the radius. This can be used to give you an even spread of particles, compared to the default randomized behavior, where particles may clump together unevenly. Burst Spread is best used with burst emissions.
Spread	T the discrete intervals along the radius where particles may be generated. For example, a value of 0 will allow particles to spawn anywhere along the radius, and a value of 0.1 will only spawn particles at 10% intervals along the radius.
Speed	The speed the emission position moves along the radius. Using the small black drop-down next to the value field, set this to Constant for the value to always remain the same, or Curve for the value to change over time.
Texture	A texture to be used for tinting and discarding particles.
Clip Channel	A channel from the texture to be used for discarding particles.
Clip Threshold	When mapping particles to positions on the texture, discard any whose pixel color falls below this threshold.
Color Affects Particles	Multiply particle colors by the texture color.
Alpha Affects Particles	Multiply particle alphas by the texture alpha.
Bilinear Filtering	When reading the texture, combine 4 neighboring samples for smoother changes in particle color, regardless of the texture dimensions.
Position	Apply an offset to the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Rotation	Rotate the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Scale	Change the size of the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Align to Direction	Orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module.
Randomize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a random direction. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction is completely random.
Spherize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere).
Randomize Position	Move particles by a random amount, up to the specified value. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. Any other value will apply some randomness to the spawning positions of the particles.

Donut

Property	Function
Shape	The shape of the emission volume.
Donut	Emit particles from a torus. The particles move outwards from the ring of the Torus.
Radius	The radius of the main donut ring.
Donus Radius	The thickness of the outer donut ring.
Radius Thickness	The proportion of the volume that emits particles. A value of 0 emits particles from the outer edge of the circle. A value of 1 emits particles from the entire area. Values in between will use a proportion of the area.
Arc	The angular portion of a full circle that forms the emitter’s shape.
Mode	Define how Unity generates particles around the arc of the shape. When set to Random, Unity generates particles randomly around the arc. If using Loop, Unity generates particles sequentially around the arc of the shape, and loops back to the start at the end of each cycle. Ping-Pong is the same as Loop, except each consecutive loop happens in the opposite direction to the last. Finally, Burst Spread mode distributes particle generation evenly around the shape. This can be used to give you an even spread of particles, compared to the default randomized behavior, where particles may clump together unevenly. Burst Spread is best used with burst emissions.
Spread	The discrete intervals around the arc where particles may be generated. For example, a value of 0 will allow particles to spawn anywhere around the arc, and a value of 0.1 will only spawn particles at 10% intervals around the shape.
Speed	The speed the emission position moves around the arc. Using the small black drop-down next to the value field, set this to Constant for the value to always remain the same, or Curve for the value to change over time.
Texture	A texture to be used for tinting and discarding particles.
Clip Channel	A channel from the texture to be used for discarding particles.
Clip Threshold	When mapping particles to positions on the texture, discard any whose pixel color falls below this threshold.
Color Affects Particles	Multiply particle colors by the texture color.
Alpha Affects Particles	Multiply particle alphas by the texture alpha.
Bilinear Filtering	When reading the texture, combine 4 neighboring samples for smoother changes in particle color, regardless of the texture dimensions.
Position	Apply an offset to the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Rotation	Rotate the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Scale	Change the size of the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Align To Direction	Orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module.
Randomize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a random direction. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction is completely random.
Spherize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere).
Randomize Position	Move particles by a random amount, up to the specified value. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. Any other value will apply some randomness to the spawning positions of the particles.

Rectangle

Property	Function
Shape	The shape of the emission volume.
Rectangle	Emits particles from a rectangle. The particles move up from the rectangle.
Texture	A texture to be used for tinting and discarding particles.
Clip Channel	A channel from the texture to be used for discarding particles.
Clip Threshold	When mapping particles to positions on the texture, discard any whose pixel color falls below this threshold.
Color Affects Particles	Multiply particle colors by the texture color.
Alpha Affects Particles	Multiply particle alphas by the texture alpha.
Bilinear Filtering	When reading the texture, combine 4 neighboring samples for smoother changes in particle color, regardless of the texture dimensions.
Position	Apply an offset to the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Rotation	Rotate the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Scale	Change the size of the emitter shape used for spawning particles.
Align To Direction	Orient particles based on their initial direction of travel. This can be useful if you want to simulate, for example, chunks of car paint flying off a car’s bodywork during a collision. If the orientation is not satisfactory, you can also override it by applying a Start Rotation value in the Main module.
Randomize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a random direction. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction is completely random.
Spherize Direction	Blend particle directions towards a spherical direction, where they travel outwards from the center of their Transform. When set to 0, this setting has no effect. When set to 1, the particle direction points outwards from the center (behaving identically to when the Shape is set to Sphere).
Randomize Position	Move particles by a random amount, up to the specified value. When this is set to 0, this setting has no effect. Any other value will apply some randomness to the spawning positions of the particles.

• 2018–11–02 Page amended

• Functionality of Shape Module updated in Unity 2017.1 NewIn20171

• Texture tinting and selective discarding features (Clip Channel, Clip Threshold, Color affects particles, Alpha affects particles, Bilinear filtering) added to Shape Module in 2018.1 NewIn20181

• Rectangle emission shape added to Shape Module in 2018.1 NewIn20181

• Sprite and Sprite Renderer emission shape added to Particle System Shape Module in 2018.3 NewIn20183