Pro Particles - Advanced Blender Particle System Add-on v4.0

Pro Particles is the ultimate toolkit for professional particle simulations in Blender. Powered by a custom-built physics engine, you can create stunning, complex effects with an intuitive UI that requires no manual node-wrangling.

Learn more about it in the documentation.

Currently available emitters, effects, constraints and post-effects:

• emitter (with surface, volume and curve distribution)
• gravity force
• wind force
• turbulence force
• curl noise force
• attractor force
• drag force
• vortex force
• follow curve effect
• network effect
• avoid effect
• surface attract effect
• surface constraint effect
• planar constraint effect
• flocking effect
• vdb advection effect
• direction effect
• change radius effect
• change color effect
• change group effect
• delete effect
• child particles (emit children)
• collision effect (with static and dynamic surfaces)
• self collision effect
• push apart effect
• instance post simulation effect
• tracer post simulation effect
• mesher post simulation effect
• plexus post simulation effect
• material
• box field
• sphere field
• plane field
• linear field
• curve field
• object field
• noise field
• random field
• velocity field
• age field
• group field
• particle proximity field
• axis position field
• invert field

Supported Blender versions (node pack):

    • v1.0 - v1.3 -> Blender 3.6+
    • v1.4 -> Blender 4.0+

Addon:

    • v1.0.0+ -> Blender 4.3+

License:
Pro Particles uses a hybrid license model to comply with Blender’s GPL while protecting its core technology:

• The Python UI scripts and integration code are licensed under GPLv3+.
• The simulation engine is a precompiled, proprietary executable. Redistribution is prohibited.
• The included .blend asset file (nodes.blend) is provided under a Royalty-Free License for your personal and commercial projects. Redistribution of the file itself is not permitted.

The engine runs as an external process and communicates with the GPL Python add-on over a documented IPC interface (JSON + shared memory). This keeps the components cleanly separated and GPL-compliant.