Niagara Module Script | Unreal Engine Niagara Tutorial

Hi guys in this tutorial i will create a custom module in Niagara and then play with modules to make this attractive effect.

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Hello everyone! I’m Asif Ali, and welcome to my channel. Today, we’re diving into a custom effect I created in Henery Linea. Let’s walk through how I built this effect.

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Now, let’s get started.

1. Starting with a New Effect:
   • First, I right-click and go to Effects. I pick the Micrometer and create a Fountain effect, keeping the default name.
   • Once that’s done, I modify the fountain settings. I remove unwanted settings like Scary Color, Drag, Gravity, and other parameters like Velocity, which I don’t need right now.
2. Changing the Mesh:
   • I delete the default sprite and add a Cube Mesh instead.
   • I set the Spawn Rate to 100, which results in 100 cubes being spawned.
3. Switching to a Nitrous System:
   • I save it as a Nitrous System to test it in the viewport.
4. Customizing Particle Position:
   • I add a custom position module to adjust the spawning position of the cubes.
   • To make each particle move separately, I use an Index to control the particle’s unique movement.
5. Scaling the Particles:
   • I apply a similar method to Scale. Each cube will now scale based on its index value.
   • I use the same concept for Rotation to make the cubes rotate independently across different axes, achieving a spiral effect.
6. Adding Material to the Particles:
   • I create a simple material with a black base color and a texture.
   • The texture is multiplied by the particle color to give it a dynamic look.
7. Animating the Particles:
   • I introduce a dynamic parameter to control the color change speed, allowing for more control over the effect.
8. Final Tweaks:
   • After some scaling adjustments and adding a Curve Module, I refine the animation and the overall effect.
   • I make the effect more dynamic by adding random colors to the particles and adjusting spawn rates for different results.

And there you have it! A custom particle effect using mesh particles, with control over position, scale, rotation, and color change.

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