An easy way to make falling leaves
A very simple technique to make falling leaves look more interesting.
A particle (in this case a leaf) falling in a straight line is boring. To make it more interesting:
- Rotate the particle
- Offset the texture to create a more interesting movement pattern with the rotation
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