Hey: Maybe I did something wrong, I'm working in Unreal Engine 5 but my particles come out black for some reason. Maybe I missed it but if it doesn't work during Run-Time make sure to set the Mesh in the Niagara to 'Attach Parent'
Hi, this tuto is amazing but i have a question : i do it for a mesh so a replace all node "character mesh" by "static mesh" but for the end when you replace in the BP_Side the Default Charater by your idle i don't have "Default" in my BP, so do you have the answer? Thx
I noticed that you have an Unreal Marketplace asset "Niagara Sample Multiple Materials Dissolve". Does it do the same thing as what you're showing in this video?
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how did you get the Niagara particles to inherit the color of the surface texture they're being spawned on?
Hey: Maybe I did something wrong, I'm working in Unreal Engine 5 but my particles come out black for some reason.
Maybe I missed it but if it doesn't work during Run-Time make sure to set the Mesh in the Niagara to 'Attach Parent'
Seems to be the GBuffer Module we created
Hi, this tuto is amazing but i have a question : i do it for a mesh so a replace all node "character mesh" by "static mesh" but for the end when you replace in the BP_Side the Default Charater by your idle i don't have "Default" in my BP, so do you have the answer? Thx
oh no i just don't tick the instance editable
I noticed that you have an Unreal Marketplace asset "Niagara Sample Multiple Materials Dissolve". Does it do the same thing as what you're showing in this video?
Yes, the effect in the Marketplace is better and easier to use than in the video.
good job!
Nice, thank you!