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Thank you! This tutorial is exactly what I needed, and you explained things very clearly!

Im going to guess that this channel is sadly no longer active, but the downloads are now unavailable and it'd be nice to have either a new link or a tutorial on how to create the textures ourselves

For anyone having issues compiling after adding the generate location event on the first emitter in 4.26, you must check the box for Requires Persistent IDs. I just typed it in the search on the selection panel. I gave up the first time doing this tutorial but took a day off and tried again. I hope this helps someone!

There seems to be no defaultribbonmaterial in my project or starter content

i literally would like to know how to make the projectile effect!!

Can you show us how you created the sprite trails and pow collision effect?

I would like a pow burst video.

You make good tutorials my dude.

out of date.

no texture :(

This was great! Thank you for making this :)

Here are timestamps for ppl who are looking for specifics 1:15 burst emitter 3:44 trails emitter 7:30 system setup 8:25 Persistent IDs to be checked 11:07 reduce gaps from ribbon 14:25 projectile trail system

As a solution to being unable to locate your textures in niagara. I turn the material in question into a two sided material.

Hey this is a really great tutorial, but when I attached it to a mesh to get the trail to lead after it, it didn't work, only the lead particle spawned, is there a way to set this up or?

FIX if your trails are flickering and you cant figure out why 1. Go to the Ribbon renderer 2. Find UV0Tiling Distance (3 nodes below the ribbon material if you cant find it) and set it to 500, and your flickering should be gone FIX If you cant find the default ribbon material while setting up the trial material 1. Open the "Material "dropdown tab 2. Click on view options in the lower right corner and make sure both "show engine content" and "show plugin content" are enabled 3. Normally you should find it now FIX If the "Generate Location event" is not working for you while setting up the lead particles (and you are watching step by step) He goes over this in the video but not until way later, in newer versions this instantly gives an error and you might put off the tutorial 1. Go to the emitter properties and check "Requires persistent IDs" (this makes it so niagara links an ID to every particle) 2. Check if it is under particle update and not particle spawn, in the version of the video it might look that it is below particle spawn, which will result in an error

Download uprojet pliss :D

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u dont even show how to properly setup death event

when recording, you should grab a non-mechnical keyboard

Oh man this is awesome, you should make more tutorials man

Thank you so much!! Really helped !

Hi! Can you please supply the image file for the texture?

Just to save anyone else from wasting their time, this video doesn't actually cover the complete setup for the particle demoed at the start. He ends about mid way and it's not really that obvious how to use this as intended.

nice

PLZ go step by step!

Is there a way to like add distortion effect to it ? I am no good to materials and particles but will love to see how its done.

awesome stuff!! i am wondering if you can do something like this tutorial but for cascade?

would this work on 4.19? i'm asking because i tried doing a few other niagara particles based on other tutorials and none of them worked. and if it would work, could you please make a tutorial on how you made those trails? there are literally 0 tutorials on ribbon particle trails. thanks!

Im having an issue where when I add my custom gradient material, some ribbons start glitching out and going all over the place while others behave normaly and follow the burst particles. Do you know why this happens?

Hello ! I have a problem, there is some kind of glitch here is a screenshot : imgur.com/XSmBVOH Do you know what could cause this ? Thank you very much !

Very helpful tutorial, thank you! Easy to understand, and with a good rundown on what is being used.