1 Spider webs, web shooting (like Spider-Man), patterned webs, or import web patterns from Houdini. Web Shooter.
2 Plexus Effects.
3 Fluid effect simulation, such as water (no meshing, only particles).
4 PBD - Self-Collision.
5 Path Finding - Finding the way - Find the path from the selected particles through other particles. - In the example with Lightning.
6 Infection - Spread of infection attribute with obstacle avoidance
The module allows you to search for the 4-6-8 closest particles and build connections between them, creating physics based on them.
It works without Grid3D, using only loop for loops within the module. This makes it easy to use and create a variety of effects. Depending on the settings, it can consume from 0.1ms to 0.5ms per frame.
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For the asset to work, you need to enable several things in the project:
1.Need to enable distance field generation in the project settings - “Project Settings - Generate Mesh Distance Field”. (Not necessarily, only for particle collisions)
Hi, thanks for asking. Here is my honest feedback based on the current Unreal Engine asset market:
Market Comparison:
The industry standard for fluid and simulation in UE, Fluid Ninja Live, costs around $150. It offers a complete suite including fluids, clouds, baking tools, and interaction. Your asset is priced at $299, which is double the price of the market leader, yet it seems to lack features like Fluid Meshing (surface generation).
Asset Category:
Similar assets that offer Plexus effects, connection lines, or specific Niagara behaviors usually range between $30 and $80. While your solver (Relax/PBD without Grid3D) is technically impressive, from a user’s perspective, it is a VFX tool/module, not a full engine plugin.
Target Audience:
At $300, this is priced for Enterprise clients only. Most indie developers or small studios (who are the majority of buyers on Fab) will not spend $300 on a single particle effect module.
My Suggestion:
If you want to reach a wider audience, a fair price would be between $59.99 and $89.99.
If you position it as a premium technical tool, $119.99 is the absolute maximum I would consider reasonable.
At $299, I simply cannot justify the purchase compared to other tools available.