UE5 l Cigarette Smoke Effect l Niagara VFX Tutorial l Unreal Engine 5

hello this time we will make simple cigarette smoke using the Niagara system first create a Niagara system set to GPU and properties to generate a large amount of particles and check fixed bounds and local space set the lifecycle mode to system so the particle is affected by LifeTime and in spawn rate set how much particles respond remove all but the initialized particle module from particle spawn then create the curl noise force and in curl noise Force set the value as shown in the video so that the particles are created in a curled form then in the gravity force that affects the particles to fall down set the curve value for the X Y and Z respectively after setting the vector to decompose the vector then set the curve at the decomposity value so the particles gradually rise next in initialized particle set the lifetime to direct set so that the time is consistent and set the alpha value of color to a lower value like in the video to make the particle look like smoke set the Sprite size mode to uniform so the particles are created with a uniform size next set the curve and drag so that the smoke gradually breaks as it rises next create a scale Sprite size and set the curve as shown in the video to change the Sprite size according to the lifetime then after creating a curl noise force in particle update set a curve and noise strength and set a value in pan noise field to add a natural movement like smoke save and return to content tour drag and drop the Niagara system you've created into the level to see if smoke comes out [Music] thank you

Channel: Coreb Games

Views: 15,515

Keywords: Unreal Engine, UE5, Coreb Games, game, programming, software, rendering, realtimevfx, tutorial, gamedev, gamedevelopment, ue4, vfx, unrealengine5, unrealengine4

Id: CbfXgoQCdHs

Length: 3min 42sec (222 seconds)

Published: Tue Mar 21 2023