What is a Particle System in Blender?

A Particle System in Blender is a tool used to create and manage large numbers of small particles, such as smoke, fire, hair, or rain, in a simulation. Particle systems are essential for creating dynamic and realistic effects in animations, games, and visualizations. These particles can be influenced by physics, allowing them to interact with their environment for more realistic simulations.

Use Cases in Blender

• Visual Effects: Create realistic fire, smoke, or explosions using particle systems.

• Hair and Fur: Particle systems are used to generate hair, fur, and grass, often used in character design or natural environments.

• Environmental Effects: Simulate weather conditions like rain, snow, or dust storms using particle systems.

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