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## How does it work? ### Step 1: Turn on the Fire feature Go to the premium tab and turn on the fire feature. You will see some settings to create the perfect flame. It may look overwhelming first but it is easier than it looks!

Activate the fire feature and configurate the particles

### Step 2: Configure the particles based on your needs Select the Mesh you want on fire and it will be applied immediatly.

#### Settings You can configure following settings: * Fire Spread: Decide how wide the Fire keeps spreading * Fire Height: This will define how high the flame goes * Fire Intensity: Make the flame as bright as you want * Fire Speed: Control how fast the particles respawn * X-Position: Place the fire on the x axis * Y-Position: Place the fire on the y axis * Z-Positon: Place the fire on the z axis Let's get the right position for our fire particles example!

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