Beams FX in UE5 Niagara Tutorial

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Hi guys, I’m Asif Ali, and you’re watching CGHOW!
In today’s video, we will be creating a sci-fi beams effect in UE5 Niagara. This is a cool effect with multiple beams, and we’ll start by creating just one beam, which we can later duplicate to make multiple beams for your project. Before we dive into the beams, we’ll first focus on the base elements, including the front arc, base, and edges.

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Video Highlights:

• Creating the Base Arc: Learn how to build the arc shape for the beam, including material creation and using radial textures.
• Using Vector to Radial: A step-by-step process of manipulating radial textures to get the desired shape and adding a glowy edge effect.
• Animating the Arc Radius: We’ll animate the arc radius parameter for a dynamic and smooth effect using a dynamic curve.
• Creating a Sci-Fi Beam Material: Learn to use textures and masks to make a glowing, sci-fi beam.
• Adjusting Parameters for Realism: Use dynamic parameters like edge boost and tiling to fine-tune the appearance of your sci-fi beams.
• Using a Front Arc and Shield: A simple way to create the front arc for the beam using a cylinder mesh with material manipulation.
• Creating Side Elements: How to make the side beams and adjust the mesh to match the arc.

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Tips & Tricks:

• Use the dynamic parameter to animate the arc radius for smooth transitions.
• Multiply textures for brightness adjustments and create a glowing edge for your beam.
• Power nodes can help control fading effects, while masking can cut out sections for a clean look.

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