آموزش ایجاد VFXهای علمی تخیلی در Unreal Endine پارت 2

What you’ll learn
Create Real-Time VFX in UE5 using current video game studio production pipeline practices
Create Simulations in Houdini and EmberGen for optimized and game production ready workflows
Create high quality and game ready Textures and Meshes using Blender and Substance Designer
Create Blueprint logic and Niagara Systems for executing FX in gameplay
Dive into more advanced techniques for creating materials for VFX in UE5

This is part 2 In a 3 part series where you will learn how to take an effect from concept to completion and be ready for gameplay implementation. You will learn my production pipeline that has been used in many of my FX throughout AA and AAA game production.

In Part 2 you will focus more on weapons FX, how they interact with the world, spawn from player logic and animation montages and go deeper into video game production practices. We will dive into using various projectiles and collision responses through blueprint logic. We will tackle different ways of handling projectiles and focus on troubleshooting methods to help better navigate problems that can arise while in a production environment.

We will dive deeper into materials, exploring more challenging techniques for creating FX. Including multiple UV Maps on FX meshes, animating our muzzle flashes with only one parameter, creating more Material Functions and exposing dynamic and scalar parameters for deeper animation practices for use in our Niagara Systems.

We will also tackle simulations in Houdini and EmberGen. You will be shown how to pack and export flipbook textures in a way that will help you stay optimized and performant while still delivering high quality gameplay FX. If you do not have access to any of the external software packages used, all of the final textures and meshes will be provided in the course.

While I recommend starting with Part 1, should you choose to skip it, you will still receive the project file for use along with this course. There will be several things that carry over from Part 1, but you should still be able to manage without them.

Part 2 is the most massive section of this series and will provide a feature rich learning experience that should give you a more advanced knowledge of how to pull off AAA quality FX for Game Production, so that you can create that stunning portfolio piece that will be sure to catch a recruiters eye.

So dive on in and lets get crafting!

Who this course is for:
Those looking to get a job in the game industry as a VFX Artist
VFX Artists looking to develop their skills further in Unreal
VFX Artists looking to switch to Unreal and understand pipelines for game production