doesn't work; I set the collider as in the tutorial but there's no interaction which collision channel is used by default for the interaction, and where do I find it in the niagara system?

Amazing tutorial! Thanks man, you saved me so many hours of work...

How did you create ball with the skeleton? Is there a quick way to do it inside Unreal? Or should I open up Blender and rig and skin the ball there?

Amazing explanation. Answered so many questions I couldn’t find answers to

can we optimize this ?

is it possible to have realistic water flip simulations like for creatures emerging from water using niagara fluids

does the mesh need to be checked CPU access? scary. i normally copy the static mesh to a dynamic to get vertex data, skipping the cpu access

Done everything step by step but my actor doesn't collide with the water

i usually just -1 the total points before connecting to the last index of the loop, or just set the first index to 1, that way you can avoid needing to do the branch logic

Another great video.

Thank you so much! How cables can e baked?

Hey, can we also use sockets for it?

Is there a way to do this with PCG yet? I’ve been hoping to make a simple post and wire fence for a while

thanks for the video, can I ask for any tip or info about how to add an animation once you get inside the water?

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very concise.

Thank you for your valuable expertise.

I've watched hundreds of videos and read countless documents about water using Niagara Fluids, and you have achieved the most realistic effect by far. Congratulations and thank you!

I have spent the better part of a month trying to find a solution to my stretching textures on terrain. No one. Not a single tutorial fixed it, You. You beautiful person you... Finally fixed it. I'm naming my first child after your KZbin Channel for this great act.

super helpfull ty!!

Very helpful. Thank you

excellent worm!

Great video, I watched the whole thing. It is hard as heck to see what the scale of this thing is without a reference like a character or tree. Did you zoom all the way in on the canyon bottom? I can't get a feel as to how big a rock is, compared to anything else. I'd like to make a few of these, but not having a scale I have no idea how many to make.

Is there any way to take a simple model in 3D form (for example, an air conditioner in low poly) and make a set of parametric elements from the model, which can then be changed? In this example - a cube with chamfers, a circle with a lattice and holders for the wall.

Thanks a lot, I'm trying to work with the Hillside sample project materials and this tutorial helped me on some details that I didn't see anywhere else

Quixel Mixer is back

Love all the 5.5 PCG tutorials!

Why not use landscape render texture

its only work landscape or can we use static mesh to?

Is this optimise for game ?

Could you recommend me plug-in/nodes to read each pixel color from texture/image in unreal engine? I tried but unreal said that the node it has is not efficent and also I'm still a student and not pro

Thanks for the breakdown and explanations!

How i can make the red Box unvisible? :)))))) Its look bad with this box :)))))))))))

Oh Yea, i enjoyed this video, very nice! Thx u so much!!!

7:05 If any use UE 5.4.4 activate first the Particle Source Type to: Emiter, then uncheck: Use Radius Falloff and then by the Emiter Binding write/choise: ConfetiBurst. Then its work :)

My god thank you so much for covering this! Huge help!

In newest version of Unreal, Custom node now has code editor like in Niagara. I am so so happy now.

Does this support toggling the player's ability stay on top of the water? Like, will this work for if i want the player to stay above the surface? (Like Jesus, or Megaman being able to skip across the surface, or Sonic running fast enough not to sink?)

this is very original video! Can we make a player follow the path that is generated in PCG?

Good tips and very helpful

Thank you for the tutorial, working as expected on a moving third person character. Is it also supposed to work with a sequencer animated pawn? Otherwise any tip on how to restrict the shape of the Niagara system to the inside shape of a mesh (in my use case a bathtub)? Thank you in advance! :)

"SetCurrentDirection" is terrible, terrible name for variable. It should be "CurrentDirection". Additionally, you do not use DeltaSeconds and that makes worm behave differently depending on fps. You need to multiply ImpulseStrength with DeltaSeconds. I liked presentation of various outcomes and why one would need things like zeroing Z part of vector.

just bought this and tested it in Houdini (New fancy labs plugin) and it is absolutely incredible. Thanks for the tutorial; this is lovely software.

this is great!. thanks

thank you veryy much

I created a Niagara System with the Niagara fluid plugin, and when I opened the Niagara System, or put it into the scene, the project always crashed,I use the Unreal5.3,hope you can help me,thank you!!!

LOL I love it! 😄 This is very fun. I will try to re-create it. It is very well explained and I learned a few things. Thank you very much, this is the best (and definitely most fun) tutorial I have seen in weeks! Go renderBucket! ❤❤❤

For those of you using Unreal Engine 5.4+ who are stuck on finding the Foam's "MaxEmitVorticity" spawn rates, it has moved to "Grid 3d Secondary Emission Points." You can find that by clicking the "Find Secondary Emission Points" dropdown in the Grid3D_FLIP_Secondary_Emitter list

It does not work for me. For the cloud vdb assets I am exporting from Houdini, I can only see a white rectangle texture via this method, so definitely there are some steps I am missing not mentioned here. Please check the file below and let me know : drive.google.com/file/d/1uqDuZHBsQR_TeaWr0AcjEftWcgv7ttO0/view?usp=sharing

I get why "procedural" so far has a bad rep for gamers but with tools like these, the results could soon be just as good as handcrafted environments