This is the source code of Particle Editor for Cocos2d and V-Play which is available for free in all stores - https://v-play.net/2013/01/v-play-particle-editor/. Particle Editor for Cocos2d and V-Play is an open source particle editor made with V-Play Game Engine available for free on https://v-play.net/. The application runs with V-Play on iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Symbian and on all desktop platforms.

Particle Editor for Cocos2d and V-Play is the ultimate particle creation tool for your games which allows you to visually configure stunning particle effects in real-time for a wide variety of games and game engines including V-Play, Cocos2d and Cocos2d-x. Easily change the properties of any existing particle with the particle editor to generate new effects and save them to a file or send them per email for further usage in other applications.

Features:

• Usable cross-platform on iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Symbian and on all desktop platforms
• Create and test particles in real-time on any target device
• Test the exact performance how the particle will impact your V-Play or Cocos2d game directly on target devices
• Test multiple particles of a scene at once and optimize them instantly
• Use predefined particles and create your own ones
• Export .json for usage in V-Play
• Export .plist for usage in Cocos2d & Cocos2d-x
• Collect player history and make statistics of the game data with the V-Play Flurry Plugin
• Use clever ads in your game compared to Particle Editor with Chartboost & AdMob Ad Plugins
• Full source code also available in V-Play SDK

The configured particles can be exported as .json file for your games created with V-Play and they can be exported as .plist file for your Cocos2d games. All particle effects shipped with this application can be used directly in your games or can be used as inspiration for new effects. You can create and test particles directly on your target device and store them locally or send them per mail once they are finished.

For more information, feedback and help visit https://v-play.net/.

Proudly developed with V-Play Game Engine

This app was made with V-Play Game Engine. You need the engine which is freely available on https://v-play.net/ for all desktop platforms.

1. Go to https://v-play.net/, register, download and install the free V-Play SDK.
2. Clone the repository.
3. Open the games project file .pro in QtCreator (comes with V-Play SDK) and hit run.

If you need any help feel free to ask in the V-Play Forums https://v-play.net/developers/forums/ or dig through the V-Play examples on https://v-play.net/doc/vplay-examples/ Find more information about the app on https://v-play.net/2013/01/v-play-particle-editor/ including download links of the final game binary for all platforms on https://games.v-play.net/particleeditor/

• https://v-play.net/2013/01/v-play-particle-editor/
• https://v-play.net/developers/forums/

Currently there are no features open, but if you like to contribute use the code standards coming with the V-Play SDK.

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The game sourcecode is released under the MIT license.

Permission is NOT granted to merge, publish, distribute, sublicense and/or sell the provided image, audio and video files of this software.

If You have any questions about those Agreements, please write to [email protected] or visit https://v-play.net/.