particles-router

A particle router provides a structured decision framework that classifies task signals like performance and motion needs, matching them to specialized skills like GPU or physics to guide implementation and reduce guesswork.

You need to combine GPU and physics skills for particle effects when a task requires balancing high-count rendering performance with motion realism, such as simulating rain with wind and continuous emission.

Signal-driven routing for complex particle simulations prioritizes GPU rendering for high particle counts, physics for motion-intensive effects, and lifecycle for emission and cleanup to determine the optimal skill combination.

The best way to manage continuous emission and cleanup in particle systems is routing the task to a specialized lifecycle skill, which handles these specific patterns alongside GPU and physics skills when necessary.

Yes, you can use this particle routing framework for simple point sprites, as it applies across a wide range of particle effects and scales its decision logic to classify and match tasks appropriately.