#UE5 Series: The Beginner's Guide to Niagara

In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the fundamentals of the Niagara VFX system, delving into key concepts like particle systems, emitters, modules, and parameters. Our journey will begin with creating and customizing various visual effects, starting with simpler ones like sparks. In future videos, we'll progressively tackle more intricate simulations, such as fire, smoke, and even water.
No prior experience with the Niagara VFX system or Unreal Engine is required to follow along with this tutorial. We will commence from square one, leading you through each step, and offering lucid explanations and hands-on examples throughout the process.
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Bookmarks:
00:00 Let's get started
01:17 Your First Emitter
11:54 Your First Module
22:04 Basic Particle Modules
30:22 Niagara System
36:24 Basic Moving Sprite
46:25 Force Modules
52:14 Using GPU for Simulations

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[TacoBear_Studios]

I've been searching for a week for something like this! Even going through the unreal documentation, I didn't get this much depth and detail in bite sized chunks That's easily digestible, thank you so much for this, you can show somebody how to do something, but it takes a master teacher to teach. Furthermore Epic needs to hire you!!!

[kickheavy]

Thank you for being so clear and easy to understand! So many Unreal tutorials are an absolute NIGHTMARE to get through and hard to understand but this one is clear and concise. The 55 minutes went by very quickly. Thanks again

[LiMaking]

This was fantastic. Pure information, not too long or too short. No derailing and very short, clear explanations. love it. I'll be watching more of your stuff. Thank you so much!

[jbibianjr]

Just started getting into Unreal recently. Very welcome series, thank you!

[kmanLGND]

I've been looking to learn Niagra for years now, and I'm so glad I watched this! Please keep these Niagra tutorials coming.

[Ninjibpsy]

Wow, Niagara makes so much sense now and is way easier to use than I thought 😂

This hour video saved me countless hours for sure! Thank you for these thorough tutorials.

[edioliveira_]

I had to come here to comment on this. I've watched several tutorials teaching Niagara, but none, NONE, were as good as yours. This is pure gold, my friends. Thank you for helping us. How can I help you in return? It's the least I can do!!

[lordkiller]

This is the best tutorial I ever saw in my whole f**cking professional life! haha.
Thanks, friend.

[BATCH]

such precious content explained so well! Thanks a lot! that was just what I needed ❤

[DArtAR]

Perfect, easy, and straightforward video tutorial, thank you. 💙

[romainthereal]

This channel deserves more visibility, the content is incredible and easy to understand !

[nilupulperera]

What a great tutorial. Excellent teaching session. Thank you very much.

[LazyDev]

Another high quality tutorial keep it up my man

[unrealamas]

Thank God I found this. Very easy to follow

[LazyDev]

A lot of this is much easier to understand thanks to my blender experience. Like the timeline editor is the same, keyframes seem similar, playback and all that. Viewport and node graphs, the Rcurves the same as in Blender same as the colorgraph except they're also just nodes. Some differences between how the modifiers and nodes work. But it's almost easier to understand than Blender is.

[mcdk]

Oh my gawd… so I fixed the issue and I was able to bring back my scale… it’s fixed for now but let’s see what my actions have in store…. Very frustrating

[savingthewow]

Thank you for the very clear step by step. I'm totally new to creating stuff with Niagara, so this was very helpful!

[tiantian]

SO WELL LESSON~DUDE YOU ARE AMAZING!!!

[rudeloo]

OMG I your tone of voice, it's so newbie friendly!!!

[CelestialDrifts]

God damn I love your videos. One stop shop for all my UE tutorials. Thank you so much.