UE4 l UE5 l How to Create Iridescent Bubble Material l Tutorial l Unreal Engine 4.26

[@margheritalucchi9851]

Great one! Direct, quick and precise, I loved it

[@VinoVenitas]

This was really useful, so thank you

[@jasminezhang6870]

Hopefully I didn't make any mistakes, using Unreal 5.4 rn... but I think there are error messages for "Material M_Bubble is missing required Material Parameters"

[@MotionScreenFa]

Does anyone know why I cant apply this material to any quixel or imported fbx? what Im doing wrong? I can apply it no problem to any primitive

[@MrLieka]

Hey there ! is it possible to create a spherical prism that has light dispersion properties on UE5.2 ?

[@christophe1584]

Amazing tutorial, thx!

[@MN-vl1me]

Thank you so much, this was so easy to follow and understand, thanks again ^^

[@janiveble5683]

Awesome, thank for tutorial

[@unrealengineruseng9583]

Thank you man !

[@efikes5798]

Thanks!

[@indraprasathrau]

Thanks 😇

[@DelShock]

It doesn't seem to work quite right with Unreal Engine 5 - the translucency doesn't activate so the end result is a solid moving rainbow marble rather than a bubble. Still looks cool though! Edit: Never mind, I made a dumb mistake. Thanks for the awesome tutorial!

[@ijustwanttovanish]

lmfao i feel that last part

[@REE-Animation]

Come on man.. It looks nothing like your thumbnail.. I really hate getting fooled like that for views.. Be real to yourself and your viewers dude.

[@REE-Animation]

@ÆFX Dude.. This is a tutorial, I click the because I want to learn to do what’s on the thumbnail. Then when the video is not teaching me what is promoted on the thumbnail, then I feel cheated. Simple as that.. Fooling the viewer to click his video, is extremely disrespectful to the viewer, and in my case, a subscriber..

[@REE-Animation]

@ÆFX you completely missed the point…