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Sword Trail in UE5 Niagara Tutorial | Download Files
hi guys this tutorial is requested by one of my subscribers. in this video, I will create a ribbon trail for the sword and I will show you how to use a custom axis aligned ribbon trial in ue5 niagara. I will create a basic custom module and try to explain how it works.

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Description:

In this video, I demonstrate how to create a swipe trail effect in Unreal Engine 5 using Niagara. The trail is perfectly aligned with the sword mesh and follows the rotation of the sword as it moves. This tutorial will teach you how to link the trail’s facing and rotation to the sword, making the effect more dynamic and realistic. Whether you’re making a sword trail or any other object with similar mechanics, this guide will help you understand the setup process for orientation and facing.

Key Points:

• Creating the Ribbon Effect:
  • Start by creating a basic ribbon effect for the trail using Niagara.
  • Adjust width and initial properties to match the sword’s length.
• Aligning the Trail with the Sword:
  • Use the custom vector for controlling the facing direction of the ribbon (set it to “Z” for vertical alignment).
  • Adjust facing mode from screen to custom vector for proper alignment with the sword’s axis.
• Handling Rotation and Pivot:
  • Understand the difference between world and local space for rotation.
  • Use local to world transformation to align the trail’s orientation with the sword’s world rotation.
• Fine-Tuning the Effect:
  • Add textures and noise to enhance the visual quality of the trail.
  • Apply color changes and additional nodes to adjust the look of the trail, such as creating a custom gradient for the effect.
• Creating a Dynamic Trail:
  • Learn how to use a static mesh for the sword and apply the Niagara effect to follow the sword’s rotation and movement.
  • Adjust lighting and post-process effects to enhance the visibility and impact of the trail effect in the game scene.

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