For this we were told to create something cool and unique using particle effects in class. I ended up making this sort of sea of crumpled up plastic. I plan on using something similar to this in my finished “Explanations” post. I used CC Particle Systems 2 in order to create this effect. I use a high birthrate, velocity, and longevity to help fill up the screen. I also made the birth size of my object fairly large too. I used a TriPolygon to get the shape and a spiral setting in order to get the motion.
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