UE5 - realtime hologram shader tutorial. 

In this tutorial a gonna show you how to create realtime shader using Time node.
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Creating a real-time hologram shader in Unreal Engine 5 involves the use of materials and shaders to achieve the desired visual effects. Keep in mind that the specific steps may vary based on your project requirements and the level of complexity you want for your hologram. Here's a general guide to get you started:
1. Create a New Material:
In the Content Browser, right-click and choose "Material" to create a new material.
2. Open the Material Editor:
Double-click on the material to open the Material Editor.
3. Basic Hologram Material:
Create a basic holographic effect by adjusting the Base Color and Emissive properties.
You might want to start with a vibrant color for the Emissive channel to give the hologram its characteristic glow.
4. Opacity and Transparency:
Adjust the Opacity and blend mode to control transparency.
For a holographic effect, you may want some level of transparency.
5. Pulsating Glow (Optional):
You can add a pulsating glow effect using a Material Parameter Collection or a time-based expression.
Connect a Sine or Fresnel node to modulate the Emissive color over time.
6. Holographic Interference Pattern (Optional):
For a more complex holographic effect, you can add an interference pattern.
Use a Texture Coordinate node and a panning texture (like a noise texture) to create the interference pattern. Combine this with your base hologram material.
7. Add Fresnel Effect (Optional):
Connect a Fresnel node to control the material properties based on the viewing angle.
This can give a more holographic look as the intensity changes with the angle.
8. Animate Material (Optional):
You may want to animate the material to simulate movement or a dynamic holographic effect.
Use Material Parameters or a Material Parameter Collection to control parameters dynamically.
9. Apply Material to Mesh:
Apply the hologram material to the mesh you want to display as a hologram.
10. Preview in Editor:
Use the viewport to preview your hologram material and make adjustments as needed.
11. Testing in Game Mode:
Test the hologram effect in the actual game or simulation environment to see how it looks in real-time.
Remember that the exact nodes and settings you use in the Material Editor will depend on the specific visual style you're aiming for. Experiment with different parameters and nodes to achieve the holographic look you desire. Unreal Engine's Material Editor provides a powerful and flexible toolset for creating a wide range of visual effects.
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