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FluidNinja VFX Tools
Andras Ketzer - Sep 25, 2019
Bake real-time fluid simulation to Flipbooks and Player Materials. Drive Niagara with fluid data. Create stylized and realistic fire, smoke and fluids. Make your own VFX assets, inside Unreal.
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- Supported Platforms
- Supported Engine Versions4.20 - 4.26
- Download TypeComplete ProjectThis product contains a full Unreal Engine project folder, complete with Config files, Content files and .uproject file, which can be used as a template to create a new project.
Description
Reviews
Questions
User Manual / Tutorial Videos / GIFs / Niagara / RayMarching / Twitter / Issues
Welcome to NinjaTools 1.41 - a baking toolkit for Unreal Editor, designed to keep the whole process
of VFX creation inside Unreal, encouraging users to build their own library of effect assets.
For responsive (non-baked) real time fluid simulation, see NinjaLIVE
For standalone Flipbook player, see NinjaPLAY
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Technical Details
Tools
- Fluid simulator with real-time view ports and preset management
- Baking Tool saving density & velocity data to Flipbooks and Flipbook-Player-Materials
- Niagara modules to sample the baked fluid data and drive GPU particle systems (Ninja v1.4)
- Flowmap and VectorField creation tools
- Blueprint functions for managing NiagaraSystems and RayMarching
- Demo levels with 100+ use cases for stylized and realistic VFX
Input
Niagara and Cascade particles, Bitmaps and a Painter are providing initial conditions for the simulation
Output
Flipbooks, Flowmaps, VectorFields and ready-to-use Container Materials embedding baked data
Featuring
- Real time, parameter controlled fluid simulator with density and velocity output
- Atlas map and image sequence baker, generating Texture assets and Vector Field data
- Material generator to automatically embed the baked assets
- Niagara Modules to sample the baked data
- Niagara Base Emitters / Systems and Blueprints to showcase various setups
- A library of tutorial and sample VFX assets (fire, smoke, plasma, explosions)
- Two hours of tutorial videos and 60+ pages of know-how / documentation in 3 PDFs
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