Unity 5 - Game Effects VFX - Cartoon Fire / Flames

Unity 5 - Game Effects VFX - Cartoon Fire / Flames

This is the seventh tutorial in Unity of the series Special Effects for Games, and we get an introduction to the many styles of cartoon art that exists. It's a cartoon looking fire that is made with the help of Photoshop and gives you a few hints on how to reproduce this vfx in Unity.

In this Unity tutorials we are going to see how to create effects for games by using the particle system. Stay tuned for more special effects for games.

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*Courses*

*VFX Assets Packages*

*VFX Graph Tutorials*

*Shader Graph Tutorials*

*Other VFX Videos*

Enjoy and feel free to ask any questions you may have, I'll answer as quickly as possible. And don't forget to like and subscribe. Thank you!

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[kokenmillen]

Please don't stop on making these kind of videos. I can't say how much I appreciate what you do. I really really want to thank you because you share your knowledge, I admire you at somehow.

[AspiringHeroGames]

Super handy tutorial! I've used it to great effect in making cool flames and torches!
Thanks a bunch for making this!

[wwezombiegod]

Thanks for this, as VFX graphs don't want to work for me. In case anyone is struggling to find the shaders he selects scroll down a bit to the legacy shaders and you should be able to find them. Very happy I finally have a VFX under my belt

[OrnateOwl]

Just lovely! Thanks a lot! Gave me a deeper understanding of unity particles.

[Usuario]

you are the best! thank you so much for all your content, you explain super well, and although i don't know english i understand you super well. now i will run to buy your course on udemy!

[philliptemidayo]

You did it man. nice. can you please create a tutorial on how to create anime-like dust effect Later. :)

[RLDrive_]

Your Videos are really helpful man! But I dont get why you always say numbers and then take completely others. i.e. you say between 50 and 60 Particles and type 100?!