IDPSFParticleSystem Methods

	Name	Description
	AddParticle	Adds a new Particle to the particle system, at the start of the Active Particle List. This new Particle is initialized using the particle system's Particle Initialization Function
	AddParticles	Adds the specified number of new Particles to the particle system. These new Particles are initialized using the particle systems Particle Initialization Function
	AutoInitialize	Virtual function to Initialize the Particle System with default values. Particle system properties should not be set until after this is called, as they are likely to be reset to their default values.
	Destroy	Release all resources used by the Particle System and reset all properties to their default values
	Draw	Draws all of the Active Particles to the Graphics Device
	DrawForced	Draws all of the Active Particles to the Graphics Device, even if the the Particle Systems inherits from DrawableGameComponent. NOTE: If inheriting from DrawableGameComponent and this is called, the Particle System will be drawn twice per frame; once when it is called here, and again when automatically called by the Game object. If not inheriting from DrawableGameComponent, this acts the same as calling Draw().
	InitializeNonSerializableProperties	This function should be called immediately after deserializing a particle system in order to reinitialize the properties that could not be serialized. NOTE: If this type of particle system requires a Texture, this function will attempt to load the Texture specified by the DeserializationTexturePath property. If it is unable to load a texture, a DPSFArgumentNullException will be thrown, so this function should be wrapped in a try block, and when a DPSFArgumentNullException is caught then the particle system's texture should be manually set. NOTE: This will attempt to load the Effect and Technique specified by the DeserializationEffectPath and DeserializationTechniqueName properties. If either of these are null, the DPSFDefaultEffect will be used, and the default Technique for this type of particle system will be loaded.
	RemoveAllParticles	Removes all Active Particles from the Active Particle List and adds them to the Inactive Particle List
	SetCameraPosition	Sets the Camera Position of the particle system, so that the particles know how to make themselves face the camera if needed. This virtual function does not do anything unless overridden, and all it should do is set an internal Vector3 variable (e.g. public Vector3 CameraPosition { get; set; }) to match the given Vector3.
	SetDefaultEffect	Sets the Effect to be the DPSFDefaultEffect, and the Technique to be the default technique for this type of particle system. This is done automatically when the particle system is initialized.
	SetEffectAndTechnique(Effect, String)	Sets the Effect and Technique to use to draw the Particles
	SetEffectAndTechnique(String, String)	Sets the Effect and Technique to use to draw the Particles
	SetTechnique	Set which Technique of the current Effect to use to draw the Particles
	SetTexture	Set the Texture to use to draw the Particles
	SetWorldViewProjectionMatrices	Set the World, View, and Projection matrices for this Particle System.
	Update	Updates the Particle System. This involves executing the Particle System Events, updating all Active Particles according to the Particle Events, and adding new Particles according to the Emitter settings.
	UpdateForced	Updates the Particle System, even if the the Particle Systems inherits from DrawableGameComponent. Updating the Particle System involves executing the Particle System Events, updating all Active Particles according to the Particle Events, and adding new Particles according to the Emitter settings. NOTE: If inheriting from DrawableGameComponent and this is called, the Particle System will be updated twice per frame; once when it is called here, and again when automatically called by the Game object. If not inheriting from DrawableGameComponent, this acts the same as calling Update().