Player particles

What are player particles?

These are individual effects that you can create on yourself. This way you will not only develop your creativity, but you will also be able to perform in front of friends or other players.

How to use these particles?

You enter the command /pp and the settings window will immediately open for you.

NOTE - Available only if you have one of the services!

Settings

The first button is "Manage Your Particles" -> You can manage your particles.

The second button is "Manage Your Groups" -> You can manage your particle groups.

The third button is "Edit Primary Effect" -> You can manage your primary effects.

The fourth button is "Edit Primary Style" -> You can manage your primary style, but first you need to select an effect.

And the last button is "Edit Primary Data" -> Here you can manage your particle data, but first you need to select an effect.

Particle management

When you open it, you can see your active particles. If you don't have any, the window will be practically empty.

At the bottom, you will always find 2 buttons. "Create A New Particle", which means creating a new particle, and "Reset Your Particles", which means resetting all particles.

Creating your own particle effects

By clicking the above-mentioned button "Manage Your Particles" and then "Create A New Particle", a new window opens for you, where you can see all the particle effects available to you according to the service you have.

There are up to 28 of them in one window. However, do not forget that there can be several pages. The button for navigating through the pages is at the bottom.

The better the service you have, the more options you get.

By clicking on the desired effect, you are allowed to choose a style. As with effects, a better service gives you the opportunity to get a larger selection of styles.

In total, you can create from 105 to 3071 combinations, so you have a really big choice.

After choosing an effect and style, you can choose more (different) combinations and use them together.

When you're done, you can save your creation by opening /pp -> "Manage Your Groups" -> "Save New Group". When you click, you will be asked to enter the name of this particle effect group in the chat window so that you can later distinguish it from others.

After saving, you will see your group with its effects and styles in that window. If there is only one combination, you will see one. If there are more, you will see the entire list.

Particles and effects by service

Novice

Effects: Angry Villager, Ash, Block, Bubble, Bubble Column Up, Bubble Pop, Campfire Signal Smoke, Cloud, Composter, Crimson Spore, Crit, Current Down, Damage Indicator, Dolphin, Dragon Breath.

Effect styles: Arrows, Batman, Beam, BlockBreak, Blockplace, Celebration, Chains.

For example, with the Composter effect and the Batman style, you would see the following particles:

Rookie

Effects: Dripping Dripstone Lava, Dripping Dripstone Water, Dripping Honey, Dripping Lava, Dripping Obsidian Tear, Dripping Water, Dust, Dust Color Transition, Electric Spark, Enchant, Enchanted Hit, End Rod, Entity Effect, Falling Dripstone Lava, Falling Dripstone Water, Falling Dust.

Effect styles: Companion, Cube, Death, Feet, Fishing, Halo, Hurt.

For example, with the Dripping Lava effect and the Feet style, you would see the following particles.

Amateur

Effects: Falling Honey, Falling Lava, Falling Nectar, Falling Obsidian Tear, Falling Spore Blossom, Falling Water, Firework, Fishing, Flame, Glow, Glow Squid Ink, Happy Villager, Heart, Instant Effect, Item, Item Slime, Item Snowball, Landing Honey.

Effect styles: Icosphere, Invocation, Move, Normal, Orbit, Outline, Overhead.

For example, with the Heart effect and the Overhead style, you would see the following particles.

Expert

Effects: Landing Lava, Landing Obsidian Tear, Large Smoke, Lava, Mycelium, Nautilus, Note, Poof, Portal, Rain, Reverse Portal, Scrape, Sculk Charge, Sculk Charge Pop, Small Flame, Smoke, Sneeze, Snowflake.

Effect styles: Point, Popper, Quadhelix, Rings, Sphere, Spin.

For example, with the Composter effect and the Sphere style, you would see the following particles.

Immortal

Effects: Sonic Boom, Soul, Soul Fire Flame, Spell, Spit, Splash, Spore Blossom Air, Squid Ink, Sweep Attack, Totem Of Undying, Underwater, Warped Spore, Wax Off, Wax On, White Ash, Witch.

Effect styles: Spiral, Swords, Teleport, Thick, Trail, Twins, Vortex, Whirl, Whirlwind, Wings.

For example, with the Dragon Breath effect and the Wings style, you would see the following particles.

What to do if other players' particles bother or cause lag?

Particles can be disabled with the /pp toggle command. However, unfortunately, you will no longer be able to see your own particles.