Niagara system Smoke effect with subuv material in unreal engine 5

use sub uv with sprite renderer to create cool smoke effect in niagara system with emitter in unreal engine 5
my course link:
www.udemy.com/course/unreal-e...
link to my patreon page and download sources and graphics:
/ navidansari
instagram:
/ navidrct
Discord:
/ discord
timecodes:
0:00 intro
0:18 create niagara emitter
1:02 spawn rate
1:25 add velocity to niagara emitter particle
2:24 randomize velocity with random range vector
3:17 randomize life time of smoke particle
3:41 shape location like sphere location in ue5
5:08 emitter state
5:34 use curve to change alpha or opacity of particles in niagara with scale color
7:00 use curve to change size of particles in niagara with scale sprite size
9:10 niagara material for sub uv textures
13:30 sub uv option in sprite renderer
14:16 sub uv animation
14:56 accleration force in niagara system and emitters
15:51 randomize rotation for normalized age of particles

[@anthonyn325]

For eeverybody watching this video, if you don't like the "^poppin" effect on spawn, I found that setting Sprite Render > Sort Mode to "Custom Ascending" and setting Scale Color > Alpha with a "ramp up down" curve (looks like a mountain), it looks way way better. Still thank you for the content !

[@huybaonguyen9008]

I really love your ethusiasm niagara smoke content man keep it up

[@TheBigety]

Dude... you make it look like you are just learning this with us...
"I'll click here and then change that... let's do this.... let's add a bit of that.... and... PUFFF! See!? We did this great stuff"
Awesome!

[@marekgarbaczonek]

I agree, very engaging as a result. Keep up the good work @unrealmagic!

[@unrealmagic1]

Thank you so so so much marek glad you liked it

[@oriricha]

Very grateful for all your content. You explain very well, please keep them coming!

[@blackjack7268]

I saw niagara as something overwhelming, but you showed me the way! Thanks a lot, new sub :D

[@H0lyFr0ggy]

Thank you so much for this video - i had this sub UV Material and didnt know how to use it!

[@arnoldplanken2017]

Awesome tutorials, you are a very fun teacher :) Just found myself a new hobby in Unreal Engine and I'M LOVING IT!!!! :) :) Thank you!

[@unrealmagic1]

Hi arnold thank you so much

[@violentpixelation5486]

💥💯🔥 packed with infos! 👏

[@unrealmagic1]

You are most welcome my friend🤘

[@breedenmargherita]

Thanks for your tutorial!

[@user-ps6ds5ov2l]

Thakns!

[@nafay3d]

thanks man!!

[@josebringas513]

chevre causita! good tutorial, greetings from Peru

[@LBPFrost]

Leaving a comment for the algorithm, absolute beast of a tutorial and easy to follow.
At 9:39 For my friends having issues with the example content he used for the smoke like I had. Unreal Engine 5 has updated those smoke textures and I believe the rest of the example content to be in your starter content. So make sure you select that option when you create a project!

[@Tegneserieskaper]

Thankssssss

[@Anarkyp]

Thanks you ! ❤️

[@LeoChou]

Thanks!

[@VaikNay]

at some point you mention the "example Content" folder that is free on the Marketplace. Could you share the link to that? Thanks

[@pipetequia]

Genial!

[@toddlask]

so cool!

[@unrealmagic1]

You are cool my best supporter Todd my friend

[@nicolas9533]

oh shit ... it doesn't look like the thumbnail at all ...

[@aalmutairi6604]

Thank you

[@unrealmagic1]

You are most welcome

[@proflooney]

Love your tutorials learning a lot abt niagara but I am trying to do a large nebula cloud with niagara and cant seem to figure it out. could you possibly do a tutorial on like a multi colored nebula cloud?

[@unrealmagic1]

I'll work on it don't worry . We should play with color a lot 😄😄😄😄

[@iciervasotomayor]

I've been watching this playlist for an hour and, man, with five videos you've cleared most of the fog. THANK YOU!!
And one question about this one: Is the beam really lighting the scene? It seems it does not. The bloom makes the trick for most uses but, is it possible to make the beam emmit real light with shadows?

[@unrealmagic1]

Thank you so so so much for such good comment . When you overdrive emissive color lumen light the scene up . It is in their document . Maybe if you want to have bigger effect use actual light

[@iciervasotomayor]

​@@unrealmagic1 Not sure if lumen will react to a one-frame lighting effect, but yes, you can always find a workaround with actual light synced with the beam in the BP.
Thanks again for your videos.

[@tempstep4058]

I can't drag it into my environment. Why is that? How do I use it?

[@plasid2]

could you make tutorial how create flowmap texture using fluid simulation niagara?

[@dmrm2161]

There is no "example content" on MarketPlace

[@enricobersani8948]

very helpful but i got stuck cause for some reason my sprite material makes the sprite all red!