How to create table
Props
1. Setting the Prop’s Initial Position
Define the starting position where the prop will first appear in the game world.
2. Setting the Prop’s Final Position
Specify the destination to which the player must move the prop. This marks the end location the prop should be transferred to.
3. Configuring Particles (Optional)
You can enhance the prop with particle effects and sound effects.
Particle Settings (Optional):
Set the particle library and particle name.
Adjust the particle scale (Optional).
If no particle effect is needed but other options are required, leave these fields empty.
Sound Settings (Optional):
Provide a URL for the sound effect.
If no sound effect is needed, leave this field empty.
(The framework used for sound can be modified here.)
Additional Particle Properties:
Define the duration for which the particle effect should last.
Choose whether the prop should be deleted after the animation finishes (1 = Yes, 0 = No).
4. Additional Prop Features
Each prop can be customized with different functionalities:
Static Prop
The prop remains in a fixed position.
Spawn Delay
The prop appears with a delay, making it visible only when its turn comes.
Model Change
The prop changes its model or location at a specific step (e.g., a pot changes when water is added).
These settings allow you to create a more dynamic and interactive experience using our table.
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