# eggcar The eggplant hot rod's particle effects in Banana 2077's neon-noir style: magenta afterburner flames, lilac tyre smoke, pale-cyan spray off the wet street, and white-gold sparks where it rams something. Every particle is a soft camera-facing card (`shaders/card`) that fades and shifts colour over its life; flames, spray and sparks are additive streaks stretched along their motion, and the smoke is a premultiplied puff. ## Entries | Entry | Plays | How to play it | |---|---|---| | `exhaust` | Twin exhaust jets: a soft magenta outer flame round a white-gold core on boost, thin violet puffs on throttle. Runs until stopped. | Rooted on the car (`root = car`): its space is the car's, with the tips at x = +-0.35, y = -0.51, z = 2.32 (behind is +Z). | | `wake` | Tyre smoke and spray behind the rear wheels, left in world space so it trails behind. Runs until stopped. | Rooted on a world-space parent (the player mount): the car hands it its rear tyres' contact points every frame through `lx ly lz` / `rx ry rz`. | | `sparks` | One burst of spark streaks that arc, bounce once off the street and burn out orange. Finishes on its own after 50 frames. | `offset` = the contact point in world space. | ## Inputs - `exhaust.boost` (0-1): how hard the afterburner burns; scales the flame and core streaks. - `exhaust.throttle` (0-1): how hard the engine pulls; scales the violet puffs. - `wake.lx`, `wake.ly`, `wake.lz` / `wake.rx`, `wake.ry`, `wake.rz` (m): where the left / right rear tyre meets the road, in the space the play stands in. Plain numbers, so moving them never restarts the particles. - `wake.smoke` (puffs/s): tyre smoke over both wheels; raise it while drifting or wheelspinning. - `wake.spray` (drops/s): spray over both wheels; rises with speed on the wet street. - `sparks.count`: how many sparks the burst throws. - `sparks.force` (0-3): how hard the hit was; scales spark speed and spread. - `sparks.ground` (m): height of the street below the burst's origin, where sparks bounce. ## Materials `flame`, `flame_core`, `spray` and `spark` are additive; `smoke` is premultiplied. Each sets `color_start`/`color_end`, `intensity`, `softness`, `fade`, `fade_in` and `streak` on the shared `card` shader.