The Split operator tests if particles satisfy conditions based on how they entered the event.
A percentage of new particles in the event will satisfy the test condition.
Particles will satisfy the test condition based on a random probability.
A random amount of particles will satisfy the test condition per frame
Every Nth particle that enters the event will satisfy the test condition.
The first Nth particles that enter the event will satisfy the test condition.
The last Nth particles that enter the event will satisfy the test condition.
Particles after the first Nth particles that enter the event will satisfy the test condition.
Particles before the last Nth particles that enter the event will satisfy the test condition.
Particles after the random N particles in the event will satisfy the test condition.
Only new particles that enter the event before a certain frame will satisfy the test condition.
Only new particles that enter the event after a certain frame will satisfy the test condition.
The sort direction determines how particles will be split. For example, if particles are sorted in ascending order, sort mode is set to Birth ID, and split mode is set to “first N particles=5”, then the first 5 particles with the lowest Birth ID (in order) will be sent out.
Sort mode: the particle property that will be sorted.
Channel: the channel of the custom data float value.
Ascending/Descending: the direction to sort (ascending = low-to-high, descending = high-to-low)
Event particles: when enabled, all particles in the event will be treated as a single group and split together based on the test type.
Clusters when enabled, particles will be separated into multiple groups defined by cluster ID, and each group will be split independently based on the test type.
Channel: the custom float data channel from which to derive the cluster ID.