👉 Light particles are simulated as small, translucent or semi-transparent entities within a digital environment, typically used for visual effects, animations, or interactive simulations. Each light particle is composed of a few key components: a core that defines its primary color and intensity, a trail that captures its movement and dispersion over time, and optional attributes like size, opacity, and color variations to add depth and realism. These particles are often generated algorithmically to create dynamic lighting effects, such as sunsets, reflections, or atmospheric phenomena, enhancing the visual richness of scenes in movies, video games, and virtual reality experiences.
