In the Particle System, you can use the Texture Sheet Animation module to select images for the Particle System to use in an animated effect. In this workflow, we’ll set up a Texture Sheet animation to randomly spawn different star images on the particles in a single emitter.

Adding a light to a Particle System illuminates the environment and objects around the particles and makes the effect more impactful. In this tutorial, you will create a firefly effect that uses a light to illuminate the environment.

The Shape module defines the surface from which particles are emitted and can drastically change the appearance of your particle effect. All the shapes have properties that define their dimensions, except for Mesh, which will follow the details of the mesh you select. In this tutorial, we’ll explore the options in the Shape module.

Starting with Unity 2018 LTS, meshes can spawn particles in a predictable order, dictated by the order of the vertices/faces. In this tutorial, we’ll emit particles from the surface of a plane, which has a simple ordered mesh.

With Unity’s Visual Effect Graph, you can choose where particles spawn using predefined volumes and shapes. In this tutorial, using a simple fireworks display, we’ll explore what a position block is and how it can be used to initialize particles. This tutorial also covers sequential spawning blocks and how you can use them to extend basic particle spawning.

You will learn how to add a background and a player that can move and rotate. You will also learn how to add particles to your GameObjects so that they look animated. Tutorial Outcome By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to Add GameObjects to the Hierarchy Add Components to the Inspector Transform GameObjects Make changes to GameObjects Key concepts: Rigidbody 2D Play mode Push script Rotate script Particles Parenting GameObjects Challenge Ideas: Change the spaceship from SpaceshipRed to SpaceshipBlue Add other Particles to the spaceship, by going to Project > Prefabs > Particles > select a particle

In this tutorial, you will learn the fundamentals of creating particle-driven effects in VFX Graph and later move on to creating effects such as the snowstorm below.

The Unity Timeline Editor is a built-in tool where you create and edit cinematic content, gameplay sequences, audio sequences, and complex particle effects. In this tutorial, you'll see the various features of Timeline.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to drive the shape and size of your particles over time using a velocity field to create the effect of a snowstorm. Note: You can download the tutorial materials, located above the left side progress tracker, to work through the tutorial.

In this unit, you’ll learn about Unity’s visual effects tools, including the Particle System and VFX Graph. You’ll also learn how to work with sound effects and music. Finally, we’ll cover how to render a high resolution master version of your project.