This course is a projects based course
No presentations, Straight to the point, no time wasting, it's all about creating effects.
Niagara is the most powerful and flexible particle system in the game engines,
This course is a projects based course
No presentations, Straight to the point, no time wasting, it's all about creating effects.
Niagara is the most powerful and flexible particle system in the game engines,
One of the great features of Niagara is its ability to simulate millions of particles in real-time, making it perfect for creating realistic weather effects, explosions, and other large-scale effects. It also has a comprehensive set of tools for optimizing performance and controlling particle behavior based on various parameters such as distance, speed, and other game-related events.
Niagara also has
a flexible and powerful system for working with materials, allowing developers to create unique and detailed particle effects that can be seamlessly integrated into the game world.
With Niagara, the technical artist has the ability to create additional functionality on their own, without the assistance of a programmer, You can create very complicated effects without using a single line of code. It's flexible and easy to understand.
I'll teach you the powerful particle system in unreal engine by creating a wide variety of real time effects.
We are going to start supper simple then gradually we're gonna move to create more attractive and professional effects.
This course is for beginners who don't know anything about Niagara or for those who want to dive into real time FX.
After you finish watching this course, you will have solid knowledge in Niagara and you'll be able to create your own real time FX confidently.
This is what we're gonna do:
Fast introduction to Niagara emitters and System.
Creating Missile effect.
Stylized fire.
Smoke.
Stylized Explosion.
Creating Energy Ball.
Creating materials for your game VFX
Nuke Explosion
And more VFX
Before you enroll in this course you should have basic knowledge of Unreal engine like understanding the user interface and basic knowledge about materials.
we will take a look at initialize particles module.
Understand Dynamic input curve and how it works
Using the burst particles to add explosion effect
We are going to start creating a missile effect in niagara.
adding a trail to the missile
We are going to add particle burst when the capsule dies.
We are going to create and prepare the emitter for the stylized fire.
In this video we will see how to create a material for sprite and add the final touches.
creating a smoke using 1 smoke image
creating smoke using image sequence
Creating the explosion for the fire
Creating the material and connect the alpha and color with the niagara system
Adding the smoke effect to the explosion.
Adding the final touches to the explosion
I'll show you some tips about the scene exposure.
Creating the Fresnel effect, this will give us nice glowy edge.
Emit the mesh from particle
Creating the lightning texture and material.
Assigning the material to the particle.
Creating the lightning inside the sphere.
Emitting lightning from the surface of the sphere.
Adding large lightning
Adding particles
You will understand how the dynamic parameter works with niagara.
Creating the erode effect
Another example of using dynamic parameter to add variation to the a texture offset.
using powerful particle position world space node
Changing the color of the particles based on their direction and radius
I will show you how I created the meshes inside Maya.
Introduction to scratch pad
Creating custom input in scratch pad
Creating custom output attribute
Using math in scratch pad
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