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Thank you for all that you do! Excited to see what comes next 😊

I hope u ditch SD in favor of houdini copernicus

Godot users are all hungry for more content and you can easily capitalize on that 👍

Since Unity is not playing nicely. How do you feel about making Godot learning content?

Thank you SO MUCH for your tutorials! They are an absolute treasure trove!

quick note @10:35 you can just make your SetA to surface to get rid of the extra faces

do u have korean subtitle in ur lecture?

You’re always concise and very creative man. I appreciate your art as it helps spark ideas. As a blender artist, our shader editor is different but I get the idea listening to your explanations. I look forward to the next vid my man!

awesome stuff as always, keep at it:)

Just what I was looking for! Thank you!

awesome Tutorial TY

Hello is there a discount code somewhere?

Seriously, thank you for this tutorial. Exactly what I was hoping for, never thought I would find this. Cheers for all your amazing tutorials!

Excited for this! :)

Good video 👌

You have very good teachings. And I really enjoy your teachings. But I think that it is not only my problem, maybe the problem of many friends is that we are beginners. And we don't know how to use these textures in unreal software after Subtance Designer. If you recorded a complete tutorial that taught from zero to hundred, it would definitely be more useful. Thank you.

Hey Man, Did you ever do a material tutorial for this? i'm struggling hard to replicate your FX for practice and its eating me up

you know, the sound of the keyboard is not very audible, it is slightly overlaid by the voice, everyone would like the clacking of the keyboard louder next time and without an extraneous voice, please

Bro, I've been watching you for a very long time and I love your tutorials, please put this tutorial in free access. for beginners, this is just incredibly necessary and I will also say a comment on my own. Everything is gorgeous in this explosion, but I lack refraction ❤

How is this incorporated into unreal engine?

For the part where you group the start and end with a bounding box it is way easier and more flexible to use the “group by range” sop instead. On that node just change type to points, set start and/ or end to 1 and tick invert range. With that setup it will always group the start/ end points even on non-straight lines or changing divisions. If you do these selections frequently it might be a good idea to save them as node presets. For the straightening of the start/ end of the sweep mesh: It will point according to the point normal. So if you have grouped the start/ end throw down a point wrangle and type @N = set(0,-1,0); IMPORTANT: If the other points don’t have normals writing the above code will initialize them to 0, which will break the sweep. To prevent that use a polyframe sop BEFORE the wrangle (we want the wrangle to overwrite the ends) -> uncheck “normal name” and change the attribute on tangent name to N. This will create normals along the curve. You might need a transform on the top point to move it up a little depending on the curvature before.

are you posting all of the effect on youtube?

Thank you Bro

Thankk yyouuu sooo much man!!

WoW. Unity so bad...

is this ue5?

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3 minutes in and I'm already learning so much, thanks for getting straight to the point!

Wow, this is a very good shader. Have you used Amplify Shader? Will there be videos about HLSL?

can't wait for this one! by the way, will there be any UE5 setup tutorials? i loved the one you did for UE4, but i was wondering if there were updates for the newer version of the engine. you used blueprints in that one, but do you think it is more recommended to do it in sequencer/anim montage?

love your vedios!

Hi! Thank you so much for the tutorial. Is there anyway to check out tutorial how to implement many of your VFX into Unreal Engine 5?

So each VFX on your site is for Unity as well with video tutorials?

Thank you for sharing Part 2, as helpful as always.

Thank you so much for such a helpful tutorial.

Thank you😀

Thank you for the sharing :)

these are always so useful , do u think in the future you'll make after effects tutorials too for making textures?

Very nice! :O

WOW !!! Awesome !! <3

This is amazing, thanks for sharing!

so cool！

This is very helpful. Thank you <3

Love the Trails🔥🔥🔥

Lovely tutorial series! Can you show how to put it all together in ue5?

Would you advise people who want to follow your tutorials in real time subscribe to your website, or you patreon?

I really should dive more deeply into your particle texture tutorials, since there seems to be some common techniques being done in them (though I've only watched two so far). Things like using blurs to add highlights or shadows, for instance, or using Slope Blur as a way to blur and warp. Then adding those parts together to get something more interesting.

it looks awesome!

I love your channel and the content you produce in my opinion it is one of, very very few channels that are actually making me learn the why and how you go about solving problems, although one thing that has kept me away from subscribing to the paying website is that everything looks disorganized, When I see an effect and say oh that's cool, I def want to learn how to do that, I do not know if I am going to get only a video on substance designer, or if I am going to get the video only on the material or no material at all and that's just skipped making me super confused or it applies also for the Niagara effect. I would in a heartbeat pay for a course or a subscription that englobes everything clearly and that I know what I am getting if I am paying that much for it, between the tiers two types of videos are mentioned which makes me confused which i will be getting access to and which I am not

thank you=)