Niagara Fluids First Impressions in 4K on a 4090 RTX | Unreal Engine 5.3 VFX Simulations
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2023
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In this video I'm going to show you what kind of details I'm getting in 4K resolution so you can see for yourself how Niagara Fluids compares to Embergen., Chaos Phoenix and other simulation software. I also go over a few settings and show off a few of the templates, including colored smoke and FLIP liquid simulations. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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great video as usual!
Just awesome my friend 👌
very cool! a nice addition to your tutorials could be instructions on how to make a cached version of one of these fluid effects happen on a projectile impact. for example, an RPG hit, or bullet dust impact.
Hello Jesse. In the case of VFX for live-action projects at the level of a professional film, which do you prefer, Niagara Fluid or Embergen? Which achieves a better level of detail? Do you think the Niagara Fluid is already suitable for VFX for Live Action or is it not at that level yet? I'm working on a Virtual production project with LED screens and real actors, which will also have full 3D Unreal camera shots and I'm not sure which way to go.
Great
I am excited to see how this compares to EamberGen's fire and liquid updates when they drop.
same. very excited for liquigen
Imo, more tools, more competition.
Holy cow this couldn't come at a better time, I'm in a project right now that pretty much needs exactly this. Embergen VDBs are just not loading correctly and too much jitter noise despite temporal cleaning. Was thinking I'd have to go down the Niagara route which I will now do with your awesome series. Two stupid questions - can I tweak that smoke to look more like blue aurora energy wisps (plus ability to emit from alembics or objects)? And is Nigara Fluids ONLY 5.3? I'm in 5.2 with this project, but will upgrade if it works so well I kind of need this effect lol. THANKS SO MUCH
Thanks! Yes you can tweak the smoke to be blue and wispy and yes Niagara fluids is inside 5.2 but they've made improvements in 5.3
...and yes you can emit from meshes
Hello, my English is very poor, so I'm using a translator; apologies if there are errors. I would like to know how demanding the fluid system is. Is it only for cinematics, or can it also be used in games?
At this level of quality it’s only for cinematics but it will run in a game at lower resolution
I need a bigger screen to see the text in the software clearly.😄
Same here - I actually don't work in 4K (it's too small for me too)
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not sure but i've had issues with firefox just try chrome
Niagara fluids is cool, but DEFINITLY not ready for video games yet. Too much memory space and CPU/GPU expensive.
A lot of people have no desire to make games with UE. Lots of other uses.
UE5.3 FPS is still terrible....Low FPS is a tragedy in UE5, I stay with UE4.26.... UPS.