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Stick Particles with Animated Surface after Collision in Unreal Engine 5.4 Niagara Tutorial

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Video Title: “UE5 | Sticking Particles to a Moving Skeleton Mesh After Collision Tutorial”

Description: In this tutorial, we tackle a common question from the Unreal Engine forum: Is it possible to make particles stick to a moving skeleton mesh after collision? The answer is yes! We’ll walk you through a solution where red particles collide with a skeleton mesh and stick to it as it moves, all while ensuring that they behave as expected. This video covers importing animations, setting up particle systems in Niagara, and implementing collision events. Follow along to learn how to create this effect in Unreal Engine 5.

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Key Points:

• Import a walking animation and use it in the level sequence for controlled playback.
• Set up a simple particle system that spawns red particles falling from above.
• Add a collision module to the particle system to interact with the moving skeleton mesh.
• Use green particles spawned on collision points to simulate particles sticking to the mesh.
• Implement the Skeleton Mesh Location to attach the green particles to the moving skeleton.
• Introduce a custom solution using the Check Range function to ensure particles stay only at the collision points.
• Apply Curl Noise for randomizing the particle behavior on the mesh surface.

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Additional Notes: This method involves a workaround for sticking particles to dynamic surfaces like a skeleton mesh in Unreal Engine. While it may not be the most optimal solution, it provides an effective way to achieve the desired effect. Stay tuned for future updates or improvements to this technique!