Particle System Trails | Unity Particle Effects | Visual FX

thank you so much

Very detailed and straight to the point. Thank you for this 👍

Is there a problem with using the trails module?

Hey, I followed the step exactly as in the video, the difference is that I have a 2D project. Issue is that particles system aren't showing. I can see the Gizmos of the particles system in the Scene, but the particles themselves are not showing in neither the scene nor the game tab. what could be the issue?

This video is 5 years old, but still it's one of the best, if not the best tutorial teaching us how to make trails using the particle system :D good job.

Hey thanks it was very easy and now i got my bullet trail i even learned the noise feature i was searching it really big thanks

Очень понятное объяснение и красивый результат.Спасибо большое автору!❤

Now thats a hoopty😂

cool effect, i'll definitely use this in my game, thanks

Thank you very much.
If you need free models made in blender let me know ill make you some

Yo 4 Year old video still super cool. I have one question - maybe that changed over the years. When i attach the particle system to a "bullet" and fire that, the particle system never emits any particles. i guess because the particle system isn't realy moving. it transform position always stays the same. So the rate over distance never gets triggered?

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This is extremely useful. Very easy to understand. Thank you so much.

This one is super helpful, exactly what I needed, hope we see more

one of the best unity tutorials out...... amazing work... u should make development and other stuff tuts as well

Is it fine if I just use the layout I'm comfortable with? I just had to ask that because I use the 2:3 layout all the time.

Got a question on the performance, I understand that this is another way to implement a trail without using the trail renderer, but I don't get why. Can you make a performance comparison between a trail created using normal trail renderer, particle system with trail, and this? That would really help in deciding.

Seriously good tutorial. Thank you so much!

dude ur such a natural at teaching, u should come back make more tutorials

ty but why are the particles pink tiles for me

how exactly are the particles attached to the object?

thanks! that was REALLY helpful

So for no particular reason, I was following along with the video muted, And still managed to understand more then some videos while im listening... Sooo Subbed.

Very simple tutorial for a really cool feature, with some cool results!

This tutorial is just awesome.

Mwuah the world transform is what i was looking for so my particles arent stationary thank you

just letting you guys know that, in case the trail you want to make is simple, without many effects and stuff like that, you SHOULD use the Trail module instead of this method. This method calculates a LOT of particles at a time and this WILL make your game laggy when it grows larger.

Thanks!

Best tutorial!

if I could I'd give this 10 thumbs up :D

I have a problem, when put the particle system like child in the cannon ball the particle doesn't activates :c

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Thanks to you
Please continue this Amazing work
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You are amazing
Really thank you
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Hi great tutorial, but also i have a problem when i made my particle system and parent it to my player it's not parenting it's going off can someone please help me

Damn it's one great Indian accent

thanks bro

Thanks my man!

Thenks!

greetings from 2021, Thanks for the tutorial that's still helpful years later. Cheers ⛵

Awesome. Thanks

We can also reduce lifetime to reduce particle amont

Thx for your works!!

I'm not gonna use this as I'm looking for something else. But I learnt a lot from this video. Thank you for explaining many features of the particle system.

how can i get cursive writing or caliigraphic writing effect please help?

I love you guy~~! :DThanks!!

Thank you so much! It is sooo gorgeous, I really appreciate that u shared this with us!

Very creative use of particles. Adding to my must watch Unity tutorials! Thanks

Well explained and demonstrated. Keep it up.