UE5 Sci-Fi VFX Series Part 1 Respawn Ammo Pickup VFX

UE5 Sci-Fi VFX Series – Part 1 – Respawn & Ammo Pickup VFX, available at $24.99, has an average rating of 5, with 38 lectures, based on 19 reviews, and has 155 subscribers.

You will learn about Create Real-Time VFX in UE5 using current video game studio production pipeline practices Understand FX asset creation using Blender, Houdini, Substance Designer and EmberGen Become proficient in Unreal materials using industry techniques for FX creation Create Blueprint logic and Niagara Systems for executing FX in gameplay This course is ideal for individuals who are Advanced beginners to intermediate or Those looking to get a job in the game industry as a VFX Artist or VFX Artists looking to develop their skills further in Unreal or VFX Artists looking to switch to Unreal and understand pipelines for game production It is particularly useful for Advanced beginners to intermediate or Those looking to get a job in the game industry as a VFX Artist or VFX Artists looking to develop their skills further in Unreal or VFX Artists looking to switch to Unreal and understand pipelines for game production.

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Summary

Title: UE5 Sci-Fi VFX Series – Part 1 – Respawn & Ammo Pickup VFX

Price: $24.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 38

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create Real-Time VFX in UE5 using current video game studio production pipeline practices

Understand FX asset creation using Blender, Houdini, Substance Designer and EmberGen

Become proficient in Unreal materials using industry techniques for FX creation

Create Blueprint logic and Niagara Systems for executing FX in gameplay

Who Should Attend

Advanced beginners to intermediate

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

Target Audiences

Advanced beginners to intermediate

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

This is part 1 In a 3 part series where you will learn how to take an effect from a concept to 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. 

You will learn how to create assets in industry software packages and prepare them properly to be imported into Unreal with optimization and performance in mind. Then you will learn different techniques to build simple to complex materials for FX that will give you great amounts of control for satisfying gameplay and art direction. These materials will also communicate with Niagara and Blueprints through the use of carefully planned parameters and bindings.

This course will also show you how to prototype Blueprint logic that will enable you to connect your effects to your character, props and weapons in order to run them in a gameplay ready gym for proper testing of functionality, timing, gameplay communication and visualization that satisfies art direction.

You will receive a project file with game ready assets to use along with this course. You will also be given score and sound design elements, courtesy of the talented Brian Michael Fuller, to hook up to your effects for a complete and well rounded prototype. The assets you will have at your disposal will simulate what it is like to work with other disciplines in a production.

This is a feature rich course and by the end of the series you should have a more advanced knowledge of how to pull off AAA quality FX for Game Production.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Series Introduction and Setup

Lecture 1: Series Introduction

Lecture 2: VFX Production Process and Pipeline

Lecture 3: Unreal Project Setup

Chapter 2: Respawn VFX

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Concept Overview

Lecture 3: Concept Timelapse

Lecture 4: Texture Creation – Substance Designer

Lecture 5: Mesh Creation – Blender

Lecture 6: Importing Assets to Unreal

Lecture 7: Materials Part 1 – Scrolling Energy for Base Mesh

Lecture 8: Materials Part 2a – Character Overlay

Lecture 9: Materials Part 2b – Character Overlay Erosion and Distortion setup

Lecture 10: Materials Part 3 – Polygon Spawn Particles

Lecture 11: Niagara Part 1 – Platform Energy Base

Lecture 12: Niagara Part 2 – Character Polygon Spawn Particles

Lecture 13: Blueprints Part 1 – Level BP for Slow Motion and Respawn

Lecture 14: Blueprints Part 2 – Character BP Spawn Logic

Lecture 15: Blueprints Part 3 – Platform BP interactivity

Lecture 16: Assignment

Chapter 3: Ammo Pickup FX

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Concept Overview

Lecture 3: Concept Timelapse

Lecture 4: Texture Creation – Substance Designer

Lecture 5: Mesh Creation – Blender

Lecture 6: Importing Assets to Unreal

Lecture 7: Materials Part 1 – Ammo Icons

Lecture 8: Materials Part 2 – Energy Cone

Lecture 9: Materials Part 3 – Material Instances and Finalization

Lecture 10: Niagara Part 1 – Continuous Polygon Particles

Lecture 11: Niagara Part 2 – Energy Cone and System Balance

Lecture 12: Niagara Part 3 – Rotating Ammo Icons

Lecture 13: Niagara Part 4 – Deactivation Polygon Particles

Lecture 14: Blueprints Part 1 – Preparing Ammo Pickup Material

Lecture 15: Blueprints Part 2 – Construction Script

Lecture 16: Blueprints Part 3 – Gameplay Logic

Lecture 17: Blueprints Part 4 – Child Blueprint

Lecture 18: Assignment

Chapter 4: Series Part 1 Conclusion

Lecture 1: Part 1 Conclusion

Instructors

Jesse Henning
Senior VFX Artist in the Game Industry

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