BloxColours
Visually build particle gradients and auto generate ColourSequence code.
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How does ColourSequence work?
ColourSequence is a Roblox data type used to define a gradient of colours over a normalised time range from 0 to 1. It is most commonly used with ParticleEmitters to control the colour of particles over their lifetime.
- Color Points: Each point on the sequence defines a colour at a specific time value. Roblox smoothly interpolates between these points.
- Time (0.0 to 1.0): Represents where on the gradient the colour appears. 0.0 is the very start (e.g. when a particle is born) and 1.0 is the very end (e.g. just before it dies).
- Keypoint Limit: Roblox allows a maximum of 20 keypoints in a single ColourSequence.
- Invert Colors: Flips all keypoint positions so the gradient plays in reverse — useful for quick variations without rebuilding from scratch.
- Copy Raw Value: Copies only the
ColorSequence.new({...})expression — ideal for pasting directly into a property field or a larger script.