Unity Shader Graph - Nuke Explosion Effect Tutorial

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

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[@CirbyWeh]

Wow, the result looks really great! Your tutorials are super useful. Would love to see a tutorial about the 2D Shader Graph and Lightweight Render Pipeline that got introduced in Unity 2019.2f Keep up the good work!

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

Thanks! Yeah that may come up in the future :)

[@HaciOsmanKoyudemir01]

19:20 Tekrar tekrar izliyorum. Muhteşem bir çalışma. Gabriel harikasın gerçekten... ^^

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

Translated it! Thank you! That's super nice of you! Glad you enjoy it, have fun!

[@timothyrasmussen1540]

You are the best VFX tutor on the WEB :)

[@baronlovat5200]

2 weeks a bit too late, but said fire + smoke always goes from the bottom to the top 8:00 and you're half right. The column in a nuclear blast does go from the ground up, but the bell at the top, goes from top to bottom. The bell cools faster than the column, and forces the center bottom of the bell up, which then expands from the top of the bell, then downwards as it cools along the outside. The effect is still really good and very helpful. Just wanted to point that out cause it might make the effect even better.

[@Crisisdarkness]

Wow, you have a great talent, you surprise me every time I see a new tutorial on your channel, thank you friend

[@archangel12601]

you have so much talent, thank you. I've been waiting for such tutorial since a long time

[@notafurrysogoaway]

Gabriel never ceases to surprise us with his amazing creations!

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

awww thank you :)

[@aussieraver7182]

I can't stop watching the beginning of this video.

[@TenaciousDanR]

meteor hits the ground, giant explosion and mushroom cloud. Then Gabriel comes in all casual like "Hey, what's up guys..." . lol

[@damankhaira7952]

That looks beautiful, just subscribed

[@Lorefan]

I love your tutorials man

[@MrNurseinTExas]

Also for those of us using URP, create this shader using CreateShader>URP>Lit. Then creating a new Color-node for EmissionColor. Also Simply connect the final Multiply node to the Alpha channel to get transparency

[@iontech6668]

Better nuke effects than fallout 76 at least :) But seriously, great effects. It would be cool if you could do a video on bullet tracers and such :)

[@CleisonRodriguesComposer]

Amazing! You're the best in effect!

[@TehLostGamers]

This looks amazing!! I have one small suggestion, either maybe the top sphere particles move the opposite way, or they move slower than the rate which it grows tall making it seem like they move down... (I am saying that because the cloud might actually grow from the middle and expand at the top and fall down creating that sphere-like shape at the top)

[@fuzzyhenry2048]

Love your channel! Learnt a lot. Thanks

[@otakudev1720]

Amazing work ! :)

[@MrNurseinTExas]

How is your nuke fading out @ 11:55 ??!!! Color-Over-Lifetime does not affect the alpha anymore.

[@MrNurseinTExas]

If anyone else was wondering how the hell you fade out inside of shader graph, I found the answer: 1) Just before connecting the final multiply node to alpha (which contains the color noise), break the link.... 2) instead create a Blend NODE and connect #1 into the BaseInput 3) Create a new Color Node, make it black, and connect it to the previous mentioned Blend Node into the BlendInput 4) Create a new property: FLOAT called "alphaValue", then connect that alpha value up to the Blend Node into the OpacityInput 5) Click on that property you just made, up in the top under Node Settings change the REFERENCE from Vector1_2384209384230429348 ===> to ==> Vector1_alphaValue so we can reference it later. 5) *** Now your shader will fade in and out base on the float alphaValue (0-1) ...........SAVE THE SHADER NEXT, create a script wherever you want. I called mine NukeShaderScript............... COPY AND PASTE THE FOLLOWING INTO IT.... using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class NukeShaderScript : MonoBehaviour { public Material mat1; public Material mat2; public float timeBeforeFadeOut = 2f; public float speedOfFadeOut = 0.01f; float startTime; float stepAmount = 0f; // Start is called before the first frame update void Start() { startTime = Time.time; InitializeShaderAlpha(); } // Update is called once per frame void Update() { if (Time.time > startTime + timeBeforeFadeOut) { TellShaderToFadeOutAlpha(); } } void TellShaderToFadeOutAlpha() { stepAmount += speedOfFadeOut; float currentStep = Mathf.Lerp(0f, 1f, stepAmount); mat1.SetFloat("Vector1_alphaValue", currentStep); mat2.SetFloat("Vector1_alphaValue", currentStep); } void InitializeShaderAlpha() { mat1.SetFloat("Vector1_alphaValue", 0); mat2.SetFloat("Vector1_alphaValue", 0); } } LASTLY, all you have to do is drag the material, which has the nuke shader on it ... and you can adjust the alpha with code.

[@Willskull]

This is insane!! Thanks!

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

Glad you like it!

[@mateo_5069]

como siempre exelente tus videos hombre!!! sigue adelante , as always excellent your videos man !!! keep going .

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

Gracias!

[@Pretty_Ghost10]

11:51 I did what you said but I don't understand what I missed. There is a gap between the top and bottom. the top of the cork is lower when you made it, but it stays the same size as I did.

[@Pretty_Ghost10]

ok i see :D 10:00

[@ActionJake101]

6:39 I'm confused as to when and how you added movement to your noise, I don't notice any nodes that you added to make this effect happen. I mirrored your steps, which I'm assuming are what you did to get the motion, but its not working for me.

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

It's right there. A couple of seconds earlier I show the Noise Speed multiplied with the Time node, and then multiplied with the UV. If you don't see it moving in the scene, turn on Animated Materials.

[@ActionJake101]

@@GabrielAguiarProd Totally missed that xD. Thanks!

[@stellarstudio5495]

You're awesome. Last thing I'm gonna say.

[@jentle3734]

TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING! 3,2,1 BOOOM!!

[@patrikniens4154]

Hey man! I love the effect! Looks really heavy and gives this intensive feeling! I made an attempt on recreating it for Unreal Engine, but to no avail... I was wondering if you could elaborate on how you did it or lead me into the right direction to implement it into Unreal? Keep up the great work!

[@adaman5923]

Немного неправильно движется текстура. На шарообразной части взрыва текстура должна двигаться вниз, так как там происходит завихрение огня. Посмотри на референсы атомного взрыва.А вообще - очень круто.

[@NUL-SIL]

The mushroom head animation should be inverted,to made it more realastic

[@xanderbuyst1521]

omg you did it, just like i asked for! you're the best man, so much better than brackys

[@hynsxch]

thanks for tutorial :)

[@jaeyeonlee2294]

For the explosion mesh, is there a way to adjust the UV so there isn't a seam in the final vfx?

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

The easiest way would be to use a noise texture instead of a procedural noise. Basically you would replace the procedural noise with a tileable noise texture.

[@jaeyeonlee2294]

@@GabrielAguiarProd I'll try that, thanks so much.

[@sudhakarjha5243]

Would there be optimisation problem

[@ThatOneCrab-c6w]

i got the patreon package and when i go to import the prefabs nothing happens when i go to the scene there is a lot of stuff not there that should be

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

What's the unity version you are using? Are you in HDRP or LWRP?

[@ThatOneCrab-c6w]

@@GabrielAguiarProd 2017.4.5f1 and i used the HDRP file

[@457Deniz457]

Thanks ! :)

[@psytekno]

Very Nice tutorial, like it very much. But when I want to recreate something like that I can not make any Property of the nodes. When I click on the node and then RM to Convert to the property is grey out. How can I activate it. Using Unity 2020.3

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

Hmmm strange. Try to add a property instead then.

[@joshuawalker2802]

Would it be possible to recreate something like this in unreal engine 4?

[@sudhakarjha5243]

Can we use this for mobile games

[@devanteknight8247]

Can you make a nuke tutorial for Unreal Engine 4?

[@BEWGamer]

What was that he was using to edit the shader mine just brings up code in vfx

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

It's Shader Graph. Make sure you are in HDRP or URP, and then install shader graph in the package manager.

[@boncret]

is the sky just a plane with shader?

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

The sky is a cubemap, the clouds are a plane yes. With a cloud shader.

[@GenesisProject2024]

Nice!

[@miguelcuellar5696]

GENIAL!!!!!

[@prasadpatil4868]

can you please share .blend file

[@stepanbarta7330]

I am trying to get it too. Did you found any or have you did that in blender? If yes can you share please?

[@ABC-Devs]

could do thins in unity?

[@rohithvishwajith4988]

this is unity

[@ABC-Devs]

@@rohithvishwajith4988 hahaha i just read "nuke" xd

[@Not_Kwsthss]

Have you made a game with this bomb?

[@isolinosilva3895]

Hello gabriel, I watched the tornado shader to translate the shader into somthing i`m looking for, but maybe you can help me with a good tutorial like these, I want to make a shader for flat style smoke, something in the style of "Overdrive | PROJECT Animated Trailer - League of Legends " , this 3d animation use a lot of 2d particles , like the smoke. I hope you like the idea and find a way to help me

[@cekconi1773]

👍👍👍

[@syrial956]

next time please make the whole screen visable and not just a little bit its really useful to see what exactly u press bc most things dont work lul

[@jadrianmc3420]

First American tourist on Japan must be like:

[@XGyfu]

tenho 95% de certeza q tu é br

[@GabrielAguiarProd]

Estou nos 5% lol. Sou PT

[@XGyfu]

@@GabrielAguiarProd putzz ok errei por pouco hahahaha