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From: Mark Thompson <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: Sparks vs. Particle Storm
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Gabe Evans <[e-mail]> wrote:
>I'm in the market for a particle system (NT) and was wondering
>if anyone has had experiences woth both of the above packages.

I can't tell you about features yet (it still hasn't been released),
but Particle Storm is wonderful. I have been a big supporter of Sparks
and the rest of John Tindal's work, but PS just about blows it away.
Sparks does have a few advantages over PS, but PS is such a delight to
use, you probably won't care. I can't more highly reccommend Particle
Storm.

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