Easy Rain in Unity - tutorial

[@FyresGames]

That last details to put them on the player made my day! Was looking for that for my weather system!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Glad that you found the tutorial helpful 👍

[@keelfly]

Great tutorial, and finally someone helped me understand how to trigger additional particle events clearly and simply.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Great to hear! 👍

[@squidpickle]

Thank you so much! I couldnt figure out how to get a realistic snow/rain effect without covering the entire scene, and this answered that. You're the best!!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Glad I could help! 👍

[@moonflamegames]

Thank you for this great tutorial! I had a rain effect already, but liked the way how the ripples change their size, so I implemented it your way. And well... learned about the submitters in the particle system and saved a lot of objectpooling. Thank you for that!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@lordcailx]

Great tutorial! Highly underrated channel. This vid should have tens of thousands of views!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching!

[@bigfin20]

awesome tutorial thanks

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thank you 🙂

[@designersoup]

Really great tutorial, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for putting this together!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Glad it was helpful!

[@LeeSungHunHero]

Good & Simple & Minimized & Efficient TUTORIAL. thanks.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for watching!

[@AleySoundz]

Thanks for this tutorial

[@durrium]

Damn this is areally good tutorial man!

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks!

[@quinilone9863]

This is an amazing tutorial

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks! 👍

[@小派蒙-d8g]

A very good tutorial that taught me about particle collisions and generation. I really like your cube scene, and I hope to obtain these prefabricated cubes for playing. May I ask?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

You can get those assets from quaternius.com/

[@Xethalys]

Simple and effective, I really appreciate this! Thank you for the tutorial. ^_^

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Glad it was helpful!

[@serkangundogan2005]

thanks for the tutorial :)

[@otrocanalmas8096]

Good tutorial

[@justinkirk924]

Great tutorial - love your voice :D You remind me of an actor that I can't remember the name of.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

That is very kind! I am always worried that because I am not a native English speaker my voice can throw off some people. Nice to hear that it isn't that bad! 🙂

[@Sewonsky]

Video ideas: Marching Cubes and procedural mesh generator, first person controller, building system (like Valheim or The Forest), Pathfinding in procedural world, Equipment system.

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Awesome feedback 🙂 I was having tough time ideating new topics so I will surely use your suggestions. Thanks! 🙏

[@AbachiriProduction]

thanks you bro, i just have one question, can you add 2 sub emitters one for water with simple ripple and one for other objects with splash like PS effect ? thanks .

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Yes we can but I imagine you would need some custom code that checks what kind of surface did the particle collide (I don't think you can use the subemitters directly for that)

[@AbachiriProduction]

@@SunnyValleyStudio thanks im working on it like you said i will update when i find the good code

[@PlaneMusic46294]

also what about a weather cycle when it randomly rains can you make a video on that please i subbed

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

I will be covering a time based approach to triggering rain in my 2D Farm game course courses.sunnyvalleystudio.com/p/2d-farm-game-in-unity-2022

[@PlaneMusic46294]

@@SunnyValleyStudio oh ok

[@DAOXINNo15]

For some reason when I switch it to Universal pipeline like you did, it turns my material purple and no matter what I do it stays purple? Not sure why it is like that?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Try selecting the material and changing the shader (at the top of the inspector) to URP -> Particles and set it in the properties to Transparent

[@gamedevbaiyi936]

Unity Dark Theme does look more comfortable. Plz don't back to light theme. That's too hurt...

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for feedback!

[@gabysanchez9319]

hiii great video, can you explain me how can i make the rain affect a water shader pls pls? im new and im really trying to turn a good project and that would really help me :)

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

I am not sure of what is the best way to do it but you could try this tutorial kzbin.info/www/bejne/enfaf6lno5aMbLMsi=nooBeKk44k0hC5j0 🙂

[@gabysanchez9319]

@@SunnyValleyStudio thank u so so much

[@LouiseChib]

High so when I added the ripple particles into the sub emiiter it spawns where the rain starts and not where it lands :/

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

The 2 things that comes to mind is 1) - have you specified "Death" event as the spawn condition for the sub emitter? 2) (less likely) are you sure that you have set the subemitters shape in a way that it always spawns in the center ? I hope it helps!

[@LouiseChib]

@@SunnyValleyStudio Yeah that was it. Figured it out eventually lol I guess I missed that step

[@Killa_t]

wait what if im not usiong universal pipeline what should I use, because you didn't clarify what we should use if we didn't have it?

[@Killa_t]

also it's not following my character the particle system?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

You can learn about HLSL / GLSL from Unity Shader bible learn.jettelly.com/unity-shader-bible/ to create the shader Particle Systems work the same across all the pipelines. You can attach the rain particles to the character and set Simulation Space as "world" to make the system follow you.

[@PlaneMusic46294]

the ripples didnt show how to fix?

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

YOu might need to rewatch the setup of the water ripples 5:47 or take a look at your sub emitter setup. In my expereinec it is very easy to forget to check / change some parameter in the particle system (especially in the top most category where there is just too much stuff in one tab - in my opinion)

[@PlaneMusic46294]

@@SunnyValleyStudio ok

[@PlaneMusic46294]

@@SunnyValleyStudio it worked thanks

[@gamedevbaiyi936]

Hi, Peter. I've been stuck with a problem recently. I'll be very grateful if get some ideas from you. It's about "In a 2D Base-building game, how to detect a room". Let's assume that walls form a room. It's really hard to find relative topics. 😣😣

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

There are many ways to do it. Simplest is (for a continuous placement system) use *Physics2d. Overlapbox* raycast. For a more advanced (like my 2d procedural generation tutorial) you can check ask the hashset / tilemap if it has on position (x, y) a wall - you would have to determine which tiles will be occupied by a building. It's pręty easy Logic but can take some time to implement.

[@АйратХужоков]

Please show me how to put and remove armor from the character slot. (Sorry for my English)

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Thanks for a suggestion! Can you join my discord and write a bit more details / send a link to what you exactly mean by that? Link to discord is in the description of each vid :)

[@Killa_t]

where do i find the water ripple effect? or how do i import it into unity

[@Killa_t]

actually i got it but when clicking the alpha transparency it wont go transparent, just stays black

[@Killa_t]

nvm

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Good to know that you were able to find a solution :)

[@zenofar4761]

it mobile friendly for performance??

[@SunnyValleyStudio]

Hey! It is the default particle system with the assumption that the effect follows the player so that we can spawn only enough particles to make the rain appear like it is raining on the whole level. What you may want to look at is for mobile optimized shaders and other optimizations. Unity has a learning series for it I think -> learn.unity.com/tutorial/optimizing-particle-effects-for-mobile-applications#