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Creating a VR Damage Effect In Unreal Engine 5 Using Dynamic Material Instance

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Nov 13, 2024
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#UnrealEngine #VR #VirtualReality ► Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/gdxr-415153324099371008 ► Description This video shows how i setup/created a damage effect which can be places on the players VR camera. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ► Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/GameDevXR ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/GameDevXR ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gamedevxr/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you're new to VR and want to get started with Oculus Quest development, I recommend watching these videos first. 1. Installing UE4 from Source code (contains more up to date Quest features) https://youtu.be/IHI2JFFTUzs 2. Installing Android Studio (Required to create Oculus Quest projects in UE4.25+) https://youtu.be/q-mAEnqZb0M 3. My Oculus Quest 1 Settings (These are different to the Quest 2) https://youtu.be/-jF5OONm9pg 4. My Oculus Quest 2 Settings https://youtu.be/nd9p8R7OOoA ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PC SPECS: ► RTX 2070 Super ► I9-9900K ► 32GB Ram ► 2TB SSD Equipment ► Keyboard: HyperX Alloy Origins ► Mouse: Anker® Ergonomic Optical USB Wired Vertical Mouse ► Mic: Trust GXT 232 ► WebCam: Jelly Comb ► Screen: AOC I2367fh 23-inch LED x 2 ► Headset 1: Oculus Quest 128GB ► Headset 2: Oculus Rift + Motion Controllers ► Headset 2: Oculus Quest 2 ► Graphics Tablet: Wacom Cintiq 13hd

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