Make a TORCH in Unreal Engine 5 UNDER 7 MINUTES for FREE!!!

[@ghosttiger5997]

Oh nice, it is amazing

[@Toranzo3D]

Thanks!

[@kenay1989]

at point 1:57 you don't see flames when adding it to scene, I have this problem still after making the changes. Is here maybe a step that was missed?

[@Kenb3d1]

Same, doesn't work for me in v5.3.2, unable to compile.
From the nigara log:
System failed to compile with 5 errors.
Skipped converting cascade module "ParticleModuleCollisionBase".
Reason: failed to find converter script for module.
Skipped converting bApplyGlobalSpawnRateScale.
Skipped converting bApplyGlobalSpawnRateScale.
Skipped converting bApplyGlobalSpawnRateScale.
Skipped converting bApplyGlobalSpawnRateScale.
Skipped converting bApplyGlobalSpawnRateScale.
Skipped converting bApplyGlobalSpawnRateScale.
Static variable is not set to a consistent value. Please ensure that all values are equal. Parameter: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Node: Map Set Pin: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Flames, Particle Spawn Script Interpolated, DynamicMaterialParameters
Static variable is not set to a consistent value. Please ensure that all values are equal. Parameter: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Node: Map Set Pin: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Flames, Particle Spawn Script Interpolated, DynamicMaterialParameters
Static variable is not set to a consistent value. Please ensure that all values are equal. Parameter: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Node: Map Set Pin: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Flames, Particle Update Script, DynamicMaterialParameters
Static variable is not set to a consistent value. Please ensure that all values are equal. Parameter: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Node: Map Set Pin: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Flames, Particle GPU Compute Script, DynamicMaterialParameters
Static variable is not set to a consistent value. Please ensure that all values are equal. Parameter: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Node: Map Set Pin: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Flames, Particle GPU Compute Script, DynamicMaterialParameters

[@Toranzo3D]

what's your UE version?

[@pderek1]

@@Toranzo3D Same problem here. In v5.3.2, unable to compile.

[@HardeAnalise]

How to make this with megalight? Tks

[@blood1sk220]

That`s really good. Can you help me? Light from torches does not spread to the surface. What`s the problem can be?

[@Toranzo3D]

Sorry for the late response, i was moving houses.
You can increase the size and intensity of your spotlight, it depends on how big your room is, just make sure that the light that you are emmiting is enough.
Thanks for watching! if the problem persists ill make a quick tips guide for lights!

[@blood1sk220]

@@Toranzo3D Thanks :)
But it's ok know. I've just forget to add any light :)

[@Toranzo3D]

@@blood1sk220 Im glad you fixed it!!

[@immakingmacandcheese4633]

@@Toranzo3D Where is the spot light created in the system? Do you have to just create one yourself?

[@Toranzo3D]

@@immakingmacandcheese4633 Yeah in the top left there is a cube icon, then you go into lights > spot light and add the light, in the video you can see the edits that i did so that the light blends in with the torch

[@kaiser6594]

If the conversion doesn't work for you, you can still achieve the same effect without doing it. Try modifying the values ​​for Spawn, Sphere, Initial velocity and Constant velocity.

[@timothybladel5828]

I added the plug in but the particle fire is not there.

[@Toranzo3D]

Make sure you enabled starter content when you create your project on unreal engine, it should give you the particles folder with fire, sparks, smoke, etc...

[@msg360]

this is not working for me in unreal 5.3

[@Brodison]

I wasn't able to figure out how to fix the compiling issue, but I found this tutorial on how to make a flame and it worked for me ruclips.net/video/q8avHL7syC4/видео.html

[@harithfox9915]

it is not emitting light :/

[@Toranzo3D]

The torch doesnt emit enough light by itself, if you wanna light up a room you can add a separate light, that way you can control the brightness that you want

[@seanmccabe4653]

I immediately got a compilation error the moment I opened it up in Niagara:
58629_P_Torch_MessageLog: Error: Static variable is not set to a consistent value. Please ensure that all values are equal. Parameter: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Node: Map Set Pin: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Flames, Particle Spawn Script Interpolated, DynamicMaterialParameters
58629_P_Torch_MessageLog: Error: Static variable is not set to a consistent value. Please ensure that all values are equal. Parameter: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Node: Map Set Pin: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Flames, Particle Spawn Script Interpolated, DynamicMaterialParameters
58629_P_Torch_MessageLog: Error: Static variable is not set to a consistent value. Please ensure that all values are equal. Parameter: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterChannelMask - Node: Map Set Pin: Particles.DynamicMaterialParameterCha

[@pawelb9870]

Open this Fire FX. In the Flames and Flames001 nodes, uncheck Dynamic Material Parameters 001, click compile. It should work.

[@spicybomba725]

@@pawelb9870 love u no homo