When you say "change facing mode to velocity" it would be nice if you could explain what it is, what it does and why you are changing facing mode to "velocity".
very good man, make more videos like these, visualizer and audio reactions too, it's a very promising area in the middle of music and there is still almost nothing of informative content on the internet, thank you!
Really good stuff here mate! Demystifying the Sequencer and demonstrating Niagra's potentials are of great help! Perhaps you could show us what application you might apply to say a text or logo or graphic use case. Thanks for your dedication / time. Onya
Hi there, I've been stuck with a problem. my niagara system is always out of scale compared to my scene. I can't scale it properly either. tried finding multiple solutions and documents online but couldnt find any proper solution. Could you please please help me out.
Thank you for you work ! My niagara effect is visible in the preview, but I can't see it in the viewport. Any Idea ? (Niagara effect in the scene on visible and not hidden in game)
heelo ,what is your sound effect used in the begining ? is like electric sound. by the way , how i can resize the 'structure' of the niagara? i mean , i want the exacte same effect but wayyyy more little , i would like it keep the mouvement but in a human scale you know ... i tried lot of different value but still very huge. i find an issue ,when the camera (in play or even camera editor) dont look the particle effect ,it become invisible ,is pretty annoying ,how we can fix it please?
It has been somthing that bothers me for awhile but most animation software I have used exports single frames. They dont compile into a video clip. So you would have to bring your .exr into an editing software and use each frame to create your video clip. If you are new to this I suggest Da Vinci, its an amazing free editing software mainly used professionally for color. You can probably find some youtubes on how to take images and make them into and image sequence (video clip.)
Really cool effect ! Can you explain me why my orb is never "radiating" like yours ? I push up the luminance of the material, but I never get the "halo" effect around the spher :(
Its possible that it's the volumetric fog in my scene. usually it casts a hue around light (its how you also get "god rays".) So I would play around with that and see if you get that halo effect.
@@tibaut7005 Thanks for your answer, I added a postprocess volume to match the reult, but the "glow" is present at the early beginning of the tutorial, at the moment of creating the material of the orb. I saw that "glowy effect"" on other tutorials, but in my case, I have a luminescent material, but no glow :-/
The glow is emissive. So something should be going wrong there within your material. Make sure your parameter node has a value. If not maybe add in a parameter node (s + click) and you can use a multiply node (m + Click) to connect it to the vector node. then plug it all into emissive color.
@@MrHollt Just figured it out. For some reason my bloom option wasn’t checked. Also… is there a way to have a fixed amount of particles? Let’s say I just wanted 100 particles to start with and 100 particles to end with no spawning no death.
![Unreal Engine 5.2 - Intro To Particle Driven Niagara Fluids (Fire & Smoke Explosion) [1]](/img/n.gif)
Easy-no-filler content for niagara in the whole net. Thank you for sharing this.
Earnt a sub, thanks! was my 1st Niagara and i feel i gained quite abit of knowledge from this :)
When you say "change facing mode to velocity" it would be nice if you could explain what it is, what it does and why you are changing facing mode to "velocity".
very good man, make more videos like these, visualizer and audio reactions too, it's a very promising area in the middle of music and there is still almost nothing of informative content on the internet, thank you!
Really nice flow and look. Thank you
NIce one, short and fully packed with infos, easy to follow. Instant subscription
great tutorial bro, was needing it for my next render. Thanks
Really good stuff here mate! Demystifying the Sequencer and demonstrating Niagra's potentials are of great help!
Perhaps you could show us what application you might apply to say a text or logo or graphic use case.
Thanks for your dedication / time.
Onya
Best tutorials, thanks!
Thanks bro, you make my day!🤩
thank you, this is an awesome tutorial
Thanks for the tutorial. 41th subscriber
Thanks For Your Good Tutorial
great tutorial bro
Awesome thank you!
Hi there, I've been stuck with a problem. my niagara system is always out of scale compared to my scene. I can't scale it properly either. tried finding multiple solutions and documents online but couldnt find any proper solution. Could you please please help me out.
Thank you for making the tutorial, it's very detailed. One more question, how do you make them scramble to follow the music?
thx you this is really nice :)
More to come!
Amazing!!!! Thank you!!!!
Excellent tutorial, thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
yo thanks so much, but my particles arent moving like yours at all even though I put the same settings
Thank you for you work ! My niagara effect is visible in the preview, but I can't see it in the viewport. Any Idea ? (Niagara effect in the scene on visible and not hidden in game)
outstanding!!!!
You just earn the subscriber hollt❤
heelo ,what is your sound effect used in the begining ? is like electric sound. by the way , how i can resize the 'structure' of the niagara? i mean , i want the exacte same effect but wayyyy more little , i would like it keep the mouvement but in a human scale you know ... i tried lot of different value but still very huge.
i find an issue ,when the camera (in play or even camera editor) dont look the particle effect ,it become invisible ,is pretty annoying ,how we can fix it please?
Is there a reason my particles don't "orbit" my ball? It just seems like they're being blown away in one direction after following your steps.
How do I change the overall scale of the particle simulation?
Nice one mate!
Thank you Mr :)
Hi I setu up everythng in render like you show in the Render movie queue but its make only *.exr files. Dont see any *.movie clip any idea why ?
It has been somthing that bothers me for awhile but most animation software I have used exports single frames. They dont compile into a video clip. So you would have to bring your .exr into an editing software and use each frame to create your video clip. If you are new to this I suggest Da Vinci, its an amazing free editing software mainly used professionally for color. You can probably find some youtubes on how to take images and make them into and image sequence (video clip.)
@@MrHollt ok but why not You doing movies by Movie Scene Capture(legacy) ??
@@hakpl You could but the quality will not be the same as the quality from movie render queue
ok thanks!
I really want to focus on learning Niagara
Thanks for tutorial! But I'm not getting the same lightnings as yours. How's your lightning settings?
Hello bro, I know it's been a month already but if you found a solution, could you please tell me how you did ?
@@adalichb6334 Hey! I could only move my project to a ray tracing one and leave the exposure setting on in project settings. That's a bit closer now
Nice one! is it possible to make the particles form a body or object and control their shape?
You can have it form basic shapes like squares or circles. I don't know about the process of more complex ones though.
@@MrHollt Thanks
There is a tutorial out there that explains how to use an image input to control the movement of particles. Maybe that could be an approach?
Really cool effect ! Can you explain me why my orb is never "radiating" like yours ? I push up the luminance of the material, but I never get the "halo" effect around the spher :(
Its possible that it's the volumetric fog in my scene. usually it casts a hue around light (its how you also get "god rays".) So I would play around with that and see if you get that halo effect.
Try to add some bloom in the post process volume or in your camera settings
@@tibaut7005 Thanks for your answer, I added a postprocess volume to match the reult, but the "glow" is present at the early beginning of the tutorial, at the moment of creating the material of the orb. I saw that "glowy effect"" on other tutorials, but in my case, I have a luminescent material, but no glow :-/
@@julienboreau Try increasing the strength parameter of the material instance, once you crank it up enough it should start to glow
i will try it
My sphere isn't glowing like your example here. Not sure what I missed. Followed it twice just incase I missed something. Any Ideas?
The glow is emissive. So something should be going wrong there within your material. Make sure your parameter node has a value. If not maybe add in a parameter node (s + click) and you can use a multiply node (m + Click) to connect it to the vector node. then plug it all into emissive color.
@@MrHollt Just figured it out. For some reason my bloom option wasn’t checked. Also… is there a way to have a fixed amount of particles? Let’s say I just wanted 100 particles to start with and 100 particles to end with no spawning no death.
cool
can you integrate open AI with it? no need for programmers
No you n00b, you're going to have to actually work to earn it.
mazing一个
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Very very cool!! Thank u! ❤