Fire is a particle class, used in creating the visual effect of fire on Roblox. Officially released on June 23, 2010,[1] the fire particle was changed once fog was released in order to fix rendering glitches. The fire object must be placed inside of a physical object (a part, for example) in order to render, and the particles are affected by several properties.
Appearance[]
Default fire is created with orange and yellow colors, and will always travel along the y-axis of the part that it is placed in.
Properties
Enabled: bool
Indicates whether or not the fire effect is enabled and visible.
- Category: Data.
- Serialization: can save and load.
- Thread safety: read safe
LocalTransparencyModifier: float
- Category: Data.
- Serialization: cannot load or save.
- Thread safety: read safe
SecondaryColor: Color3
- Category: Data.
- Serialization: can save and load.
- Thread safety: read safe
TimeScale: float
- Category: Data.
- Serialization: can save and load.
- Thread safety: read safe
size: float
Use Size instead.
- Category: Data.
- Serialization: can load only.
- Thread safety: read safe
Methods
FastForward(numFrames: int): null
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| numFrames | int |
- Security: RobloxScriptSecurity.
- Thread safety: unsafe
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
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- When stepping on a non-lethal fire, the fire will grow bigger.
- Some accessories in the marketplace have a Fire script active when worn in-game, such as the Flaming Mohawk and Fiery Horns of the Netherworld.
- This also applies to some gear, such as the Bluster Buster and Telamonster: the Chaos Edge.
- The effect was developed by Jeditkacheff (now known as Darthskrill).[2]
External links[]
- Fire in the Roblox Creator Documentation
- Fire in the Roblox API Reference
References[]
- ↑ Shedletsky, John (2010, July 23). "Gear on Fire!". From Roblox Blog. Archived from the original on September 7, 2024.
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QdqSl5NEAg | Video description


