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Title: Create a Cool Loot Effect in Unreal Engine – Easy Tutorial

Intro: Hi guys, I’m Ashif Ali and you’re watching CGHOW. In today’s video, I’ll be showing you how to create a basic but cool loot effect from scratch. Let’s get started!

Step-by-Step Breakdown:

1. Setting Up the Material:
   • First, I created a label with a darker shade and reduced the light density.
   • Added a gray material to a sphere mesh for a basic setup.
2. Creating the Glow Effect:
   • Created a glowing effect on the ground with a radial material.
   • Used a noise texture to distort the radial glow for more dynamic effects.
   • Applied time-based panning for the animated distortion to move outward from the center.
3. Emitter Setup:
   • Created a Niagara emitter using the radial material with distortion, speed, and fade-in/fade-out for a smooth effect.
   • Randomized the speed and distortion parameters for variability.
4. Creating the Glow Around the Sphere:
   • Used a camera-facing effect for the glow surrounding the sphere.
   • Added a dynamic parameter to control fading for the outer glow layer.
5. Additional Glow and Particles:
   • Added more glowing elements around the sphere and set random particle size and spawn rates for variety.
   • Included a black layer for more contrast and a more vivid look.
6. Post-Processing for Extra Effects:
   • Applied a post-process effect to enhance the glow and contrast.
   • Adjusted bloom settings for a more luminous look around the sphere.
7. Final Adjustments:
   • Increased the radius and intensity of the glow and particles for a more dramatic effect.
   • Made final tweaks for a balanced and visually appealing loot effect.

Conclusion: And that’s it! I hope you enjoyed this loot effect tutorial. Thanks for watching and keep learning!

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Key Points:

• Material Setup: Darker glow, radial distortion using noise.
• Emitter Effects: Randomized speed, distortion, fade-in/out.
• Glow Setup: Camera-facing glow, dynamic fading.
• Particle Customization: Random particle sizes, black layer for contrast.
• Post-Processing: Adjusted contrast, bloom for glowing effects.

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