Weapon Trails using 2 Sockets [Unreal Engine]
https://www.youtube.com/watc...HEY! LISTEN! Today we're looking at how I handle weapon trails in Prismatica. We use a 2-socket method and calculate all the necessary parameters ahead of time so our trails will match perfectly. We also look in to some of the common mistakes made when doing weapon trails, so make sure you watch until the end!
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Computer Specs:
Ryzen 3900x 12-core CPU
MSI Geforce RTX 2080 Super
64GB Corsair RAM
One of those fancy nvme m.2 SSD's
Programs of choice:
Unreal Engine 4 - (Game Dev)
Blender 2.8 - (Animation and Modelling)
OBS - (Video/screen capture)
Davinci Resolve - (Video editing)
Adobe Photoshop - (Graphics and Texturing)
Quixel Mixer - (Texturing)
ProTools 11 - (Compositions and mixing)
OldSchool Runescape - (Chillax time)
Filmed using:
Sony A7s2 body
Sony 24-70mm f/2.8 GM lens
Yonguo YN360 LED's for colour
Yongnuo YN760 chip LED w/ Godox softbox for key
My lovely cats names are Boycat, Girlcat and Ladycat :)
Prismatica is an indie game currently in development by one human and four cats in Melbourne, Australia.
A challenging RPG experience in a beautifully stylized world that harnesses inspiration from melee combat games such as Mordhau, Mount & Blade and Dark Souls and conveys it from a top-down perspective.
My mission is to demonstrate that learning the required skills to develop and ship a game can be done in spare time with the right attitude.
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