Particle flame tail

How create flame tail, and are there any faster threads than BukkitRunnable?
Particles must appear even during rapid change x,y,z.

Example (open) Example (close)

https://imgur.com/a/2gnAoSZ

 

show an example of a similar animation.
I tried:

Code:

  public void startTail() {
     new BukkitRunnable() {
       int i;
    public void run() {

    if(i<=10) {
          p.getWorld().spigot().playEffect(p.getLocation().clone().add(
              0
              ,0
              ,1), Effect.FLAME, 2, 1, (float)0,(float)0,(float)0, (float)0.05, 30, 100);
    }else {
       this.cancel();
    }
     
    i++;
    }
     }.runTaskTimer(this.main, (long) 0.1F, (long) 0.1);
   }

 

@FailCode If you feel like Bukkit's threading system is not "fast" enough you could always use the native Java one. I am unclear as to what the difference is, however.

 

Can you show a small example of tail creation using several methods?

 

I think, can use particle lines, used: x,z random.nextGausian(); 10 times? And
I do not know how to do it

 

Particles do not keep up with the player vector

Screenshot (open) Screenshot (close)

https://imgur.com/a/wBMUW1p

Code (open) Code (close)

Code:

     new BukkitRunnable() {
       int i;
    public void run() {

    if(i<=100) {
       for(int i = 0; i<5; i++) {
            p.getWorld().spigot().playEffect(p.getLocation().clone().add(
                  ,x
                ,y
                ,z), Effect.FLAME, 2, 1, (float)0,(float)0,(float)0, (float)0, 30, 100);
       }
     
    }else {
       this.cancel();
    }
   
    i++;
    }
     }.runTaskTimer(this.main, (long) 0.1F, (long) 0.1);