Niagara Particles & Materials [UE4/UE5]

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Hello viewer! Today we're looking at how Niagara Particles in Unreal Engine interact and interface with Materials. This is LITERALLY the most important knowledge to have when creating particle systems. Enjoy the video!
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Unreal Engine 4 - (Game Dev)
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4 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 61

@myunrealenginebuilds 2 года назад

thank you for doing these tutorials, they have helped me out a great deal, not just with how to do certain things but also as a source of inspiration.

@paramboytv7378 2 года назад

this channel every time, i will not say it enough, its the gold mine of UE. love it love it love it love it love it

@PrismaticaDev 2 года назад

Thanks for the encouragement! :)

@ChiliTurtle 2 года назад

Amazing stuff I am so astonishing by everything you do.

@xabunoxx2850 2 года назад

Epic timing. Starting to work with particles today and this gives me so much to work with. Very well done!

@mattstark9144 2 года назад

Awesome work explaining all this stuff as I learn Unreal from a motion designer’s POV. A lot of this came to me from using Trapcode Particular in After Effects, but you brought me to the next level in Niagara! Thanks!

@maxwolford6299 2 года назад

These are great, except that you've skipped out on a few nodes here and there when you cut your video. What is connected to the specular node?? What node are you using to choose the blue color from the very beginning? For people starting out it's a bit hard when you only explain half of what you're actually selecting or including after edits.

@ChahaiChahai Год назад

Man, this series is great. Thank you so much for this!

@erksp7961 4 месяца назад

Catchy name? Informative names ages well

@maiskorrel 2 года назад

Thanks Prisma! Your Material and Niagara tutorials are just a goldmine. You're a very good teacher. Hope to see more Niagara Tuts of yours, anyway keep it up! 💪

@adrawdesign Год назад

dude i really enjoy watching your videos real !!!! sometimes i watch it as a recap to learn something for UE stuff

@literallyjeff 2 года назад

Learned a lot! I love materials & niagara.

@emirisik 2 года назад

Lmao I just found your channel and it's a gem. Super genuine and sick tutorials man!

@PrismaticaDev 2 года назад

Thank you!

@GameDevGary 2 года назад

wow this video was POG

@thegreendude2086 2 года назад

This is a great video man, instead of showing how to get result X you showcased alot of useful things and what you could do with them Im definetly sticking around for your other stuff

@jardesonsampaio7848 2 года назад

Very good tutorial.👍👍

@Mad_Mom Год назад

you are a magician.

@JDARRASVP 2 года назад

Great video one more time !

@wewantmoreparty Год назад

Awesomeness 🤘

@Moussavy 2 года назад

Wow this video is POG

@nevadamarschke8052 2 года назад

educational and funny, you have my sub ;)

@DenisZaharenko 2 года назад

The best crossover in history. Screw freddy vs. jason

@MetalGearTrav 2 года назад

This was such a great series to learn from, can I make a request for a series doing cool stuff using Mesh Renderer's and Ribbons?

@zzHe-i3b 11 месяцев назад

i love you

@DrLazerbeam 2 года назад

Tutorials really need to go the extra mile and show us whack shit more 😂 subscribed

@LIMBICNATIONARTIST Год назад

Gold

@MG_3D 4 дня назад

Great Tutorial. Is there a way to render particles under a translucent material...like bubbles in water?

@PrismaticaDev 4 дня назад

Great question - you could try messing around with Translucency Sort Order (maybe setting the water to +10000 if you can't do it directly o the particle system) although it might look like they're in FRONT of the water. You could also try the SingleLayerWater material type (check my video on the topic) and see if it renders translucent particles beneath it. The last option would be to use Dithering with a Masked material

@guilhermenaco 2 года назад

Thanks Charlie! Any chance for the Niagara Parameters Tut coming out this year yet? Much appreciated your channel and looking forward the game

@PrismaticaDev 2 года назад

I completely forgot about that! Will film it this week :)

@guilhermenaco 2 года назад

@@PrismaticaDev Wow, super! It seems to have so much potential from what you mentioned, like crossover from BP and Particles... thanks!! ;)

@danieles6684 2 года назад

I'm a patreoner and I didn't see my name in the schmeebly deebly at the end! No big deal. Just wanted to say schmeebly deebly, and I hope you can say it again in a future video.

@PrismaticaDev 2 года назад

Haha unfortunately I’d rendered and uploaded this video a week ago so the list wasn’t fully up to date. It’s all been updated now - thanks so much for the support

@danieles6684 2 года назад

@@PrismaticaDev haha no worries, I figured. But remember. Schmeebly deebly.

@tondann 2 года назад

Hey, I was wondering if you are going to make a video about the new niagara fluids? I am struggling to change the look of the water renderer. Would love a video about that! :)

@MonicaSloane-h8r 8 месяцев назад

when I add the dither it dithers for the whole lifespan of the particle, not just when colour opacity is reduced. Any ideas why?

@briangallagher2034 11 месяцев назад

Where do you get the Noise texture? Or did you make it yourself?

@PrismaticaDev 11 месяцев назад

You can find a few in the Engine Content, or you can use the Noise node as well (which I have a video about)

@briangallagher2034 11 месяцев назад

@@PrismaticaDev I'll check it out! Thanks for the reply!

@chiefbearington Год назад

Is there a difference between the Particle Speed Input Data node and creating the Speed variable in a Niagara Module and using it through a Dynamic Parameter?

@PrismaticaDev Год назад

Nope - I'd say the Speed data node is cheaper. However, you could do some math/use a curve very easily if sending it through the Dynamic Parameter

@xabunoxx2850 2 года назад

Name Ideas : Naked Niagara, or Particle Pandemonium

@hotsauce7124 Год назад

Question: Hello, how I we make particles stick to dynamic characters and the environment? Something like snow. I love all your videos. Thank you.

@PrismaticaDev Год назад

Heyo! You can sort of do it with Collision, using CPU or GPU particles (traces and distance fields respectively) however it isn't really viable to keep millions of particles alive for too long. I would go with a material effects for the snow coverage etc, and supplement it with the particles

@hotsauce7124 Год назад

@@PrismaticaDev Thank you, Sir.