Chaos & Niagara Destruction: A Real-Time VFX Simulation Course in Unreal Engine 5.3 by RedefineFX

Enrollment in Chaos Destruction is now open for a few days only: redefinefx.com/chaos/
Combine Chaos with Niagara Fluids & Niagara Particles to create highly detailed, real-time simulations directly inside Unreal Engine 5. Level up your reel, cinematic, or short film.
The course is ultra beginner-friendly, teaching you fundamental concepts and slowly introducing more advanced setups. Included are many unique FX which are exclusive to this course.
Chaos Destruction by RedefineFX is the only complete Chaos Destruction course on the market today, covering every main feature in-depth, and taking you from an absolute beginner to an advanced level at creating breathtaking real-time destruction effects at a level of detail previously only possible in traditional 3D software.
NOTE: Unlike previous RedefineFX courses, Chaos Destruction & Niagara Fluids Immersion enrollment will CLOSE in a few days, followed by a waitlist period. When enrollment opens again in the future, the price & content of the course are subject to change.
Enroll now exclusively at redefinefx.com/chaos/
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[@RedefineFX]

Craft Blockbuster, Real-Time VFX in Unreal Engine 5.3! Learn everything about the new course here: redefinefx.com/chaos/

[@Starlingstudio]

amazing like always

[@FictionCautious]

Jesse the phenomenon!

[@Mostafa-pc3vd]

There isn't nearly enough good Niagara courses out there, so thank you for pioneering this space 🙏❤

[@Mr_Septimus]

It looks very impressive

[@HussinKhan]

Thanks Jesse!

[@RedefineFX]

Thanks Hussin! Enjoy

[@3dquicky611]

Hey Jesse, Are there any real games out there now that use similar effects?

[@I3ocicsokolade]

Thats awesome! Can i cache the simulations like the fluids?

[@RedefineFX]

Yes. It’s covered inside

[@ryanisanart]

CHAOS

[@ZachTheExcitedViper]

Are these usable for non-cinematic, regular gameplay? So far anything Ive done with fluids has been really performance heavy, and if Im wrong/this gets cleared up I would love to take this course and apply it to my current project.

[@RedefineFX]

Not at this level of quality. You'll need to lower the amount of pieces and resolution of smoke to make it performant enough for your game. I treat them as if they are for cinematics.

[@ZachTheExcitedViper]

@@RedefineFXthank you for the honest answer. So when Im ready to push the cinematic side of Unreal, this is where I should go

[@andrewbybee]

How much is it?

[@shashwatkauraw8085]

when is it coming out?

[@RedefineFX]

I’ll be opening enrollment again in a few weeks

[@johnstifter]

Is there a way to not have to import Niagara, every time and have it live in every new project? I imported Niagara once it was such a lengthy process that I've avoided doing it for a year since.. I've been a 3D generalist for 12 years why a lot of unreal plug-ins like this?

[@RedefineFX]

What do you mean Import Niagara? You just enable the plugin and it lives inside the viewport

[@johnstifter]

@@RedefineFX Ok yah I found that, before there was a process that made you add files to a project folder or something.

[@user-xc8ts1hn5l]

To be honest, these UE simulations don't look as realistic as the 3ds max, IDK why. Maybe try houdini.