If you explorer Unrealnaut that likes messing around with Work in Progress features of engine and look how day unfold, like people recently do with UMG you gonna like this one
I wanted to check out state of Niagara, new particle editor successor of Cascade (in roadmap is named Cascade 2.0) and how will it generally work, since this is something my team is looking forward to. After sniffing around a little in source code i find way how to enable it, you just need to add this to Engine.ini of your project directory/Saves/Windows/:
UPDATE: Since 4.18 Niagara is a plugin, just enable it to get Niagara, no ini chances needed anymore, they don't work anymore anyway
Now when you right click content browser you will have option to make "Miscellaneous->Niagara Script". For now it seams unusable (similar state to 4.2 UMG maybe even more premature), it generates this graph by default:

Which kind of reminds material editor, not sure how to apply it to use (if there is any way). I enable it in 4.3 not sure if you can in older, but definitely will be even more premature. Someone can check 4.4 state of things... my PC is too old for to handle 2 engine installs
I wanted to check out state of Niagara, new particle editor successor of Cascade (in roadmap is named Cascade 2.0) and how will it generally work, since this is something my team is looking forward to. After sniffing around a little in source code i find way how to enable it, you just need to add this to Engine.ini of your project directory/Saves/Windows/:
Code:
[Niagara] EnableNiagara=true
Now when you right click content browser you will have option to make "Miscellaneous->Niagara Script". For now it seams unusable (similar state to 4.2 UMG maybe even more premature), it generates this graph by default:

Which kind of reminds material editor, not sure how to apply it to use (if there is any way). I enable it in 4.3 not sure if you can in older, but definitely will be even more premature. Someone can check 4.4 state of things... my PC is too old for to handle 2 engine installs

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