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# Bubble - Particles Animation

### Overview

This Plugin allows you to add a dynamically generated particle animation to your app. You can specify the colour of the dots and lines as well as the density of the animation and wether or not there should be a parallax effect. Furthermore you can pause,resume and destroy the particle effect within an element action. Using this Plugin you can greatly enhance the UI Design of your app and create a professional feel and look.

For a demo please visit: <https://particlesplugin.bubbleapps.io/>

For more Plugins and Templates please visit <https://www.anticode.de/?lang=en>

### Instructions

After installing the Plugin, drag the "Particles" Element onto your app screen. The particles element will generate a cluster of animated particles within the space of the element. To make the particle effect full-screen, you will have to expand the particles element to the full page width and disable the "Apply max width" setting as well as disable "make this element fixed width". Also don't forget to right click onto the element and press "Send to back", so that the particles will be created behind every other elements.

Within the element Inspector you can specify the dot colour, the line colour, the density and the parallax effect.

You can also pause, resume and destroy the particle animation within a workflow by going to "Element Actions" within your workflow. You can only resume a particle animation after it has been paused.

\*Please Note: You cannot add more than two particle elements on the same page.


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