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Hi, guys. NeutrinoParticles plugin for PIXI is tested and released. You can download the Editor and check out video tutorials, samples and live demos at https://neutrinoparticles.com/ It is the best particle editor for PIXI. Isn't it?

NeutrinoParticles became much better for the last year. Because of workflow improvements and after Emitter Guide introduced, you can create a great effect in a few minutes from the scratch. The editor has full set of video tutorials for beginners and a lot of samples. And it is totally free for now. Canvas, WebGL and PIXI renderers are available (even C#/Unity one, but that is another story). https://neutrinoparticles.com/ So, what do you think? Is it good enough to be the best one?

Hi. I'm working on PIXI plugin for Neutrino Particles (neutrinoparticles.com). Because JS is not my favorite language (it's C++ one), it is not straightforward for me to understand and use some JS constructions. In particular, I didn't get how modules of PIXI are connected into one file and how they include features of each other. So, I see how shaders are created inside the framework, but I can't create them outside pixi.js framework. Is it possible to use such features, like shaders and VAO outside? P.S. Currently, the plugin works pretty good. I still need to resolve some troubles with saving/restoring gl state, but the rest is fine (not perfect). I made rendering with my own shaders and vertex buffers, but I thinks it would be much better to use PIXI's features for that. Canvas works fine - it was much easier to get up. You can find sources of the plugin and samples for PIXI here: https://github.com/ymiroshnyk/neutrinoparticles.js/tree/PIXI The sources are work in progress and are in separate "PIXI" branch until finished. Neutrino Particles would be a great addition to PIXI features. You can check live JS gallery and a couple of latest video tutorials. Thanks.