Yes it is unreal engine 5.5

Hi thanks for the sub bro you can do it with lifetime giving a smooth fall off like from 100 to 0 gradient transparency I think I explained it in previous niagara fluids videos but I am going to create more on this niagara series i will explain it in those

@@RenderRebels Niceee! Thanks a lot!

Glad you liked it more coming soon bro

Thanks and welcome

what exactly error you are facing have you added displacement command in .ini file

@@RenderRebels I actually did but I realized that the textures that come with megascan material is an orm texture, not a ordp. Ordp is supposed to have those displacement data that orm doesn't have. I guess this is why it isn't working. Materials come along with 4 textures from megascans B N H and ORM, not ORDP textures. in this case there is no displacement data on them.

@@andreasiano5953 try to download texture directly from fab it will work with that

Thanks 🙏 and glad you liked it

Glad it came helpful to you

Hi for that import any material from fab or quixel megascan it will give you that mf_tiling in material node editor

Hi glad you liked the video you can use exr method with passes in unreal engine with object id pass you can do it easily. If you are unsure how to do let me know I will create a video of it this month

Great to hear that it was easy to follow and glad you liked it. New video is going to be out this week on artificial lights as well for beginners in blender and than we will move onto more serious stuff like light linking gobos etc

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Hi can you record a small video of the problem and share so I can help you out thanks 👍

​@@RenderRebels figured it out. sry beginner. First, the effector was not placed on the object in the viewport. Second, the frequency value of the Noise Field was too low to see anything happen :)

@@amsel007 great good to hear you figured it out if you are stuck anywhere do let me know

Thank you! Cheers! Glad you liked it

Can you share your screenshot or video record

Hi glad you liked it and sure will help you out can you share me the node graph of the material so I can check what have you done

Welcome and glad you liked it. I haven't done it yet but if their is a key or you get that option when you drag niagara fluids in sequencer and click on plus than you can do it

It's not that heavy if you manage the count and lods of nanite and landscape and divide it in partition

Yes it does work you can directly open your unreal file as well if you don't want to use epic game launcher it does require to sign in like every 3 or 4 weeks. But you can work without internet connection

I hope you enjoy it when released tomorrow

Thanks for subscribing and glad you liked it 😊 more stuff coming soon

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Thank you so much! Glad you found it useful 🙂

Thanks! And glad you liked it

Thanks 🤗

Also you can add rec lights to boost the indirect lighting of lumen by increasing indirect lighting bounces in light setup have a video on interior as well

I honestly don't have idea with that as I am using nvidia from last 10 years

Thanks a lot glad you liked it 😊. Going to create some more videos in lighting so stay tuned.

Hi bro you can use free sites I used sharetextures it has really good textures of fabrics

Will add it to my list

If you are going for closeup cache out the niagara fluids in sequencer and than do the render but make sure you increase the quality of resolution around 400 plus

@@RenderRebels yes I did but now I have a new issue. In render the Niagara is totally invisible.

Hi sorry for late reply but this happens due to limitation of GPU memory do the cache and than try out and let me know. Thanks

I am planning to do new series on this updated one soon

It's 3d created with Niagara 3d fluids

Sure I will do a separate video on material designer will add it to my list

Glad you liked it welcome

Thanks for subscribing and this series will have lot of more videos coming

Glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment 😊

Thanks and glad you liked it I found it from sketchfab you can search on it

Will start from next week new videos i am busy with some work but some new topics coming from next week

ok thanks

Glad you liked it and welcome I will be doing more on interior lighting this month with real world values so stay tuned

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Hi sure will be creating it soon by next month

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Hi I recorded it in local language which is Gujarati while teaching local student so if it had voice also it would not be understandable. But I have one more like this in English I can upload it. Generally if I upload this long videos with sound people comment I am adding lot of okay ummm etc. let me know your thoughts will people like this type of videos with umms and okay ?

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Thanks glad you found it useful. And yes I was using ray tracing for the good results in shadows

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Hi glad you liked it. If you do 400 in render override quality and do simulation cache it will write in 400 only.

@@RenderRebels Yes, this is exactly what I've been looking for for so long! Can you give me a solution to another problem? Is there a way to make these effects affected by volumetric fog? I am forced to use the console command r.HeterogeneousVolumes.MaxTraceDistance 50000000 to make the effect appear at a greater distance, but have noticed that fog or any other effect in the foreground has no effect on Niagara fluids. These effects do not lose clarity, are not blurred or are in any way distorted by smoke or fog at a great distance, which makes them stand out from the environment. Is there a way to solve this problem?

Thanks will create more in this water series i thought there was low interest in this topic so stopped but will create more soon and continue this series