Hello, amazing tutorial! Is there a way to adjust collision to only create puddles on the ground but not when they hit the player (without touching with player collision settings)? Thanks in advance.
Thank you for the tutorial, it helped a lot! Is there a way to make the rain look more thin and to reduce the opacity of the particles themselves?? I'm working on a shot that's close up and the rain appears to be too big and visible for it to look photo realistic
I would recommand to use GPU for Mobile Android. Cause GPU is use cheap memory than CPU. but this GPU collision mode is quite new in Ue5. so I'm not sure it is working in Mobile well.
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Its a very nice and simple Rain Tutorial! Very grateful, thank you
Hello, amazing tutorial! Is there a way to adjust collision to only create puddles on the ground but not when they hit the player (without touching with player collision settings)? Thanks in advance.
nice work , how to make Niagara particle and skeletal mesh collision ?
Thank you for the tutorial, it helped a lot! Is there a way to make the rain look more thin and to reduce the opacity of the particles themselves??
I'm working on a shot that's close up and the rain appears to be too big and visible for it to look photo realistic
size : initial particle -> change sprite size.
opacity : Color -> change the alpha value
@@RainRainFX thanks, helps a lot!
I also found out using a water material onto the particles in the sprite editor makes it look really good too
thank you for the tutorials man
Thanks :)
Which better for Android CPU or GPU system?
I would recommand to use GPU for Mobile Android. Cause GPU is use cheap memory than CPU.
but this GPU collision mode is quite new in Ue5. so I'm not sure it is working in Mobile well.
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