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That depends on the game. Most of them are done like this only mainly because when you put controller bindings also to the input mapping. 1. Because if you move the controller's stick up and down it give values in Y axis(-1 to 1) and if left and right it give values in X axis (-1 to 1). Hence to match with that I put the Y (0,1) values in W and S and X (1,0)values in A and D. 2.Though it is very easy to change, just @22:33 multiply the correct action value to forward and right input vecotrs and you will get what you need. 3. For me understanding this was a issue also at starting but this trick helped , if you imagine a 2d axis graph laid out on keyboard you will get X (horizontal axis) as A and D and Y (vertical axis) as W and S so you supply those Y values to forward movement which is W and X values to lateral movement which is A and D. 4. In Input Mapping swizzling is not to be confused with direction axis it is just a 2d vector giving out a value. we just want a particular Input binding to give values in a different component of 2D vector. because one component lets take X can be assigned to only one Input at a time like A and if we negate it then we assign it to D. so now I cant assign this X component value to W and S right and if we do then our player will move in diagonal direction . Hope this helps.

@ so it is about the competing conventions. Thanks for the clarification.

@@RVVNNT Yes. You're welcome.☺☺

Yes It is possible. But I generally wont go by this method if I want a radial burst because there are many calculations involved and I haven't tried it yet. But I can explain the logic and flaws in this method which I shared. - Right now when we are importing meshes they come with a offset to their original position, that means their pivot is always at the (0,0,0) but there position is somewhere else. So when you apply any forces like rotation or give velocity they will rotate around that pivot or move around from that pivot itself. That will cause their rotation or collision or any movement to be weird. - to fix this you have to make a Scratch pad and find the centroid of each meshes and transform to (0,0,0) in local space which will move all the meshes to centre by default so you have to set this step in a simulation stage. - to do this you just have to get the mesh dimensions divide them by 2 and you will get the centre point and then subtract this vector by the original position and then this will be your new position. but beware you have to get each mesh index dimension manually as I couldn't get those inside Scratch pad or in the Niagara Emitter Stack, and that is a lot of manual work which I generally wont do until that is last option. - you can find the mesh dimensions in Static Mesh Editor on the left hand side in viewport. - other methods are using Chaos Physics, you have an option to import the pre-fractured mesh and use that as physics object and many kind of forces are available including a radial burst. - another option is Using VAT's. you can import the whole simulation from another DCC app as textures and use as a VAT object . only downside is it will always be the same. i.e. no randomness.

@@aashishbharunt Many thanks for your reply! Unfortunately I'm not very familiar with Scratch pad or Chaos Physics, but I'll give it a try. The only method that worked for me so far was a simulation in Blender and exporting as an .abc (Alembic) file and controlled with blueprints, but I don't know if this is a good approach or not.

@@RecUnderground no approaches are good or bad. totally depends upon what your need is and what game requires. there's always room for improvement. you will like chaos and they have good tutorials and reference files on their website give it a try. VAT might come with lot of debugging as there is always some issue when you set it up for first time. Now I am thinking to make one basic chaos physics tutorial too.

​@@aashishbharuntI just spent some time with a few chaos tutorials and seems pretty good! What I want actually is a glass shield sphere that cracks in 5-10 pieces when the player gets a hit from an enemy. I can't wait for your chaos physics tutorial. You earned my sub!

@@RecUnderground that is an intresting mechanic. let me know if you face any issue in chaos I will gladly help. And it means a lot. Thanks for susbscribing.🙏🙏

Haha. Thank you. These are free sounds from Pixabay. Still in WIP. I am trying to add more layers and randomness to it

Glad, I could help. 🔥🤗

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I didn’t quite get what you asked? You want the whole emitter as in all the pieces to be turned 90 degrees ? or something else?

@@aashishbharunt yes. emitter as in all the pieces to be turned 90 degrees

You can use Initial Mesh Orientation Module and instead of Random use Orient to Vector. Let me know if this works for you or not.

ua-cam.com/video/E_VxkJvj6eY/v-deo.html Check this out. I did it here for color but we can do it for texture offset also. This method works for me but instead of acquire tag use Particles ID Index in the seed and in Niagara ID use RibbonID. Let me know if this works for you or not.

@@aashishbharunt Thank you, I'll give it a try!

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You are asking in general or about me? Because I am not doing freelance right now. I am a full time employee at Technicolor Games.

@@aashishbharunt can i learn game development from udemy and get a job? or start freelacning ?

You can learn from UA-cam also, but particular courses are also helpful. Learning never stops. For job I guess every company has different asks for the role, and it mostly depends on your showreel and the kind of stuff you do after learning. I am also learning game dev right now and I try to make things and implement in the engine and then if i am stuck at some place I search for a solution. That way I learn and remember better instead of learning everything at one go. It takes time but eventually will get there. For freelancing I guess fiverr works but that completely depends again on your work.

@@aashishbharunt thank u bro 🔥

Why not, but I was thinking to start tutorials for VFX a little late when more people want it. Though I will post a breakdown on Artstation for sure.😊

I haven’t faced this issue, but I guess you can talk or reach out to the people who uploaded those effects on marketplace. Most of them are pretty helpful.

Thank you. ☺️ As this VAT simulations are driven by textures so I guess No you wont be able to interact with other physics objects but there is an alternative way. - we can export point data of the simulation from Houdini or any DCC from where you are exporting VAT as a JSON file and use that data to trigger various things or interact with other objects using those bounds. But I haven't explored that part yet, so I don't know much about it. But I have seen this here, so I guess it works - ua-cam.com/video/k4yq9h_fXUM/v-deo.html

Thank You so Much. Means a lot to me and yes will keep doing it.

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Thank you so much 😊😊

@@aashishbharunt You’re welcome, i just started studying VFX some months ago and i am trying to find resources to improve. These videos are useful because i can come back when i don’t remember something

Exactly the reason why I started, so I could come back and see again for myself also. Anyway that’s great that you are finding this useful. Feel free to give any suggestions or any help you want. You can contact me on any socials I have provided in the description.

That would be interesting to figure out. I haven’t tried it but yes I will surely try.🙌

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I have planned it for sure. Just busy with some projects. Keep an eye out for it.

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