Igor Shipilov: Embergen Challenge

Events Challenge II: Embergen - Bombardment!
#1

Final result:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nlTIUoMdnI

Thanks, Real-Time FX and JangeFX for this opportunity to take part in this competition. I was happy to work in EmberGen and generate different fluid simulations in literally real-time. I will test this tool further and hope to understand it better, but EmberGen already works super cool.

Also, this is the start of my Unreal Engine way and I have learned a lot of things during this competition. I really like the experience that I’ve got while working on this task. Thank you, guys, this event was awesome!

#3

The idea is to make kinda falling meteor, like those ones we can see in Warcraft.

As a location I’m using Dead Hills Landscape v2.0.

Plans:
• meteor flies through the clouds
• meteor falling and burst
• we see an unusual block of stone (artifact) at the place of the explosion.

Reality:
• I done only falling meteor. No artifact

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#4

Added:
• shards
• smoke trails (follows shards).

Changed:
• burst.
I have changed Spawn from “Burst” to “Rate”. Burst became more vertically stretched.

#5

Added:
• smoke wave
• flash light

Changed:
• shards color now are ground coloured
• shards direction
Now it is more angled. Remember, we drop the meteor? It will hit the ground at an angle, so shards should move forward – according to the meteor movement.

#6

Added:
• falling meteor
• meteor smoke trail

Changed:
• burst

Meteor source from zedvenom

#7

Added:
• meteor fire trail
• heat wave

Changed:
• burst size – became bigger.

#8

Added:
• decal
• shockwave

#9

Added:
• ExponentialHeightFog
• camera

Changed:
• level colours
• sky
• burst decal
• bunch minor edits in burst and meteor

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#10

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