Learn the elements that make up an explosion effect
Additional features to make effects easier and faster
Learn how to make a popping explosion effect Create your own portfolio! ✍️
50% of the game screen Left and right explosion effects! 💥
👉 Used by actual game companies Create a core explosion effect Let's create a portfolio.
Explosion effects are a core effect technique used in more than 50% of practical work. Learn how to create an effects portfolio by examining the most important effects in detail, one by one.
This lecture is for students who are thinking about getting a job, and it will teach you only the essentials. It may seem expensive compared to other lectures on Inflearn, but it is cheaper than offline effect lectures. I tried to include all the content that you learn in 9 to 12 months at an external academy in this lecture. I explained shaders, texture creation, and various effect elements in detail so that you can apply them without difficulty when making your own effects. And I will also teach you how to develop your eye as an effect designer through references.
Although I am not a major, I was able to get a job as an effects engineer at a large company. This book also includes practical advice from professionals who are interested in getting a job in effects engineering, so I think you will gain a lot from it!
As an effector It is even possible to get a job.
Niagara's modules Interact using I created an effect.
As an effector even after the lecture Basic explanation to help you grow It's solidly constructed.
Composing the effects one by one How to make figures and textures It's detailed.
The actual portfolio The process of making I put it in.
How to configure various shaders for creating explosion effects
If you are an effector, learning about timing is absolutely necessary. In order to match the exact moment when the effect appears, you divide it into frames and check it yourself.
Niagara Features Explained
Learn how to create modules that allow particle positions, particle lifetimes, and particle velocities to interact.
Dissolve effect finish and bottom effect
We will create effects one by one using the feeling of a sphere exploding, smoke, various meshes and floor coverings.
How to create and apply various particles
Learn how to create sparkly, glowing particles by using curves in color values.
Learning Curriculum 📚
LV1: Effects King Basics: Learning Photoshop, Blender, and Unreal Engine
LV2: How to create portfolio-level effects by applying the effects created in Lv1Current lecture
LV3 Tech: Technically! Create multiple game skills using blueprints
LV3 Art Edition: Pretty and Matching! Adding Effects to Game Characters Made with Blueprints
Preview of LV.2 lecture content 📺
Learn how to set up Unreal for your portfolio, including importing characters, creating sequencers, and more.
Principles and functions are explained in pictures so that even complex concepts can be easily understood.
💡 Things to prepare before learning
You can take the course even without a tablet .
Please install Blender, Unreal Engine 5, and Photoshop before learning.
Check out the Q&A ! 💬
Q. To what level can you learn Niagara?
Working with the Niagara Scratch module, you'll learn the basic principles so you can create effects and apply them yourself.
Q. I want to become an effects engineer. Should I listen while attending the academy? Or should I listen before attending the academy?
There is no need to go to a separate academy. Since this is designed for those who want to get a job as an effector, all the content learned at the academy over 6 to 8 months is packed into the LV1 and LV2 content.
Q. I have developed with Unreal, but I have never created effects. Can I take the LV2 course?
If you have no idea how to create effects with Unreal, you should take the LV1 lecture.The LV2 lecture is based on the assumption that you know how to create meshes, create textures, and adjust the timing and color of effects with Niagara.
Q. How soon after taking this course will I be able to get a job?
This course is just the beginning of getting a job as an effector.Depending onhow many effects you create each weekafter taking this course and how much you study effects each week, the speed of getting a job will differ by 1 to 3 years. The academy does not consider each individual's learning speed.For those who are more eager and can learn faster, the academy takes too much time.
I have created this course by condensing the content I learned in 6 months at the academy.Ultimately, the speed of employment is determined by how many effects you can produce.
Q. I'm considering between 3Ds Max and Blender. Which tool would be more helpful for my work?
In the video, the mesh was created using only Blender, but you can also use 3Ds Max.Many companies actually use 3Ds Max.Rather than sticking to just one tool, I recommend that you master the tool you are most confident in, and then learn other tools.To become an effector, you need to get used to handling various tools freely.
Q. Is there anything I need to prepare before attending the lecture?
Please download Photoshop, Blender, and Unreal 5 Engine.
Q. I've been making some effects. Can I get some advice on the effects I've made?
Contains the know-how of a former major game company VFX designer 😊
This course was created for those who have always been interested in creating effects but have been unsure of how to get started, or those who have been hesitant to learn because of the cost of tuition. We will support you until the day you create amazing effects in actual games!
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Who is this course right for?
LV1 Effect Attendees
Have you ever tried to create an effect by yourself?
Since I already have some knowledge, I skipped the beginner level and started from the intermediate level right away, and it helped me a lot in improving my quality. I want to see the LV3 version soon too. ㅎㅎ
Oh.. You just listened to LV2 and you followed along well!
Thank you :)
If you understood up to LV2, you will have a wider range of skills in LV3! It will be fun!
It is scheduled to be released in December, so see you again!
At first, I thought that it was too detailed to explain things that I already knew.
However, as I listened to the lecture, I realized that there were many parts that I didn't know.
Don't just skip over the parts that you already know,
and I think it would be good to listen to all the lectures, even if it's fast.