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0:00 – Intro
0:51 – Create Third Person Project
1:32 – Create Dummy FX
3:50 – Link FX in Run Animation
5:42 – Link FX in Walk Animation
6:25 – Link FX in Land Animation
7:24 – Dust Material
8:39 – Creating Dust FX

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Title: How to Create a Dust Effect for Running, Walking, and Jumping in Unreal Engine

Introduction:

• Intro: “Hi guys, I’m Asif Ali, and you’re watching CGHOW. In today’s video, I’ll show you how to create a dust effect for your character when running, walking, and jumping in Unreal Engine. So, if she is running, we get dust; if she’s jumping, we get dust; and for the walk, we have lighter dust. I’ll create this effect from scratch.”
• Call to Action: “If you haven’t subscribed to my channel yet, please do so. Like, share, and comment if you enjoy the video. Let’s get started!”

Step-by-Step Tutorial:

1. Set Up the Project:
   • Start by creating a third-person template project.
   • Open the project in Unreal Engine and confirm the character can walk, run, and jump.
2. Creating the Basic Effect:
   • Use a Niagara system to create the dust effect.
   • Set up a burst of 100 particles for the dust, making the effect visible when the character moves.
   • Adjust particle velocity and lifespan (e.g., 0.4 seconds).
3. Linking the Effect to the Character:
   • Open the animation files for the character (run, walk, idle).
   • Add notifiers in the animations (e.g., right foot, left foot) where the dust effects should spawn.
   • Ensure that the effect is linked to both feet during running.
   • Duplicate the effect for walking (slightly less dust than running).
4. Adding Dust to the Jumping Animation:
   • Identify the landing animation for the jump and add the dust effect at the start of the landing.
   • Adjust the effect for the landing animation.
5. Creating and Adjusting the Dust Material:
   • Create a material for the dust using a noise texture and radial multiply.
   • Use dynamic parameters to randomize the tile and color of the dust.
   • Adjust the opacity and apply randomness to particle velocity.
6. Fine-Tuning the Dust Effect:
   • Use randomization in particle sizes and velocities for more variation.
   • Add a fade effect to make the dust appear more natural and realistic.
7. Final Adjustments:
   • Modify the dust’s appearance based on whether the character is walking, running, or jumping.
   • Decrease the spawn rate for walking to make the dust less noticeable.
   • For landing, adjust the dust to appear more grounded and slightly faded.

Conclusion:

• Wrap-up: “So that’s it for today’s quick and easy tutorial. Now you know how to create a dust effect for running, walking, and jumping in Unreal Engine.”
• Call to Action: “Keep learning, and don’t forget to like, share, and comment. Thanks for watching, and see you in the next video!”