09-20-2019, 12:05 PM
Hello,
There isn't a way to set colors directly - you would have to go through the references system, but quick workaround would be:
shd.Smoke_Color_Gradient.SetMode 1
shd.Smoke_Color_Gradient.AddKey 0.001f (color 55 55 55)
shd.Smoke_Color_Gradient.AddKey 0.999f (color 55 55 55)
Regards,
Kresimir Tkalcec
There isn't a way to set colors directly - you would have to go through the references system, but quick workaround would be:
shd.Smoke_Color_Gradient.SetMode 1
shd.Smoke_Color_Gradient.AddKey 0.001f (color 55 55 55)
shd.Smoke_Color_Gradient.AddKey 0.999f (color 55 55 55)
Regards,
Kresimir Tkalcec

