
What you’ll learn
Create a Stylized Ground Slash effect from scratch in Unity
Build custom Shaders using Shader Graph
Create Textures in Photoshop and Substance Designer
Model VFX Meshes in Blender
Understand a complete Real-Time VFX workflow
Reuse the same techniques to create your own stylized effects
In this course, you will learn how to create a complete stylized ground slash effect in Unity from start to finish.
We will go through the full VFX workflow used in real-time games, including modeling, texturing, shaders, and particle systems.
You’ll learn how to:
• Create stylized meshes in Blender
• Build textures in Photoshop and Substance Designer
• Use Shader Graph to control how your effects look and behave
• Create and control particle systems in Unity
• Combine multiple elements into one polished effect
The effect is built step by step and broken down into three main parts:
• Slash
• Impact
• Fire Wall
By the end of the course, you will have a complete, production-ready VFX effect and a strong understanding of how to build your own effects from scratch.
This course is perfect for:
• Beginners who want to get into game VFX
• Unity developers who want to improve visuals
• Artists who want to learn real-time effects
No advanced experience is required — I guide you through every step of the process.
You will also gain practical insights into optimizing effects for performance, organizing your workflow, and building a solid foundation for creating your own stylized VFX in future projects.
Let’s start building your VFX skills!
Who this course is for:
Beginners who want to get started with stylized VFX in Unity
Intermediate Unity users who want to improve their VFX workflow
Game developers looking to add stylized VFX to their projects
Artists interested in creating real-time VFX from start to finish
Anyone who wants to create game-ready VFX from scratch
Size:2.47 GB
home page
https://www.udemy.com/course/unity-vfx-stylized-ground-slash/
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