And that's a wrap! Here's my final project for my VFX for Games 2 class. I wanted to create something original this time. So I created a magical meteor seed that would create plants after it landed on the planet. A sort of 'seed of life'. Definitely had a ton of fun with this one :)
(and yes, I realize the seed looks like a cadbury cream egg. I didn't notice it at first but then I grew to love it hahahha)
Hey everyone! I'm really excited to share my VFX for Games final project with you. Not only am I stoked with how it came out, but so was my instructor and I won "best of term" in my class! :D While this is just a quick rendered video of my project, this is a fully-functioning, real-time portal in unreal engine. Definitely had a ton of fun with this class!
Up until now, VFX has been sliders doing things that are vaguely described, having to wait 2-10 minutes for a render to see what you did and if it was what you wanted. NOW. holy sh!t. All I can say is that real-time VFX in the unreal engine is not only fast and user intuitive but absolutely a blast. So here are a few projects I worked on for my VFX for Games class this term: sparks, fire, and rain / atmosphere. Such a fun class, stay tuned for more!