Welcome to the Particle Wave Effect Project! This project uses Particles.js to create a stunning visual effect that simulates a flowing wave using particles. It's perfect for websites and interactive projects where you want to add a dynamic and aesthetic touch.
- Dynamic Particle System: Utilizes Particles.js to generate and animate particles.
- Wave-like Motion: Configured to mimic the soft, flowing motion of a wave.
- Interactive Elements: Supports mouse interactions like repulsing particles on hover.
To get started with this project, follow these steps:
- Clone the Repository:
git clone (https://github.com/abdullah7701/Particle-Js-Advance).git Configuration ⚙️
You can customize the particle system by modifying the parameters in the Particles.js configuration:
number.value: Adjusts the number of particles. line_linked.distance: Changes the distance between linked particles. move.speed: Alters the speed of particle movement. See the Particles.js documentation for more detailed configuration options.
Technologies Used 💻 HTML CSS JavaScript Particles.js Contributing 🤝 We welcome contributions to this project! Whether it's improving the configuration, adding new features, or reporting issues, your feedback is highly appreciated.
License 📄 This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.
Acknowledgments 🎉 Thanks to Vincent Garreau for creating the Particles.js library. Special thanks to everyone who has contributed to testing and providing feedback for this project. Contact 📬 For any queries or discussions regarding the project, please contact us at your-email@example.com.
Let's make the web more dynamic and visually appealing together! 🌐🎨
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