One of the revamped features in Valves iconic first-person shooter was the smoke grenade effect, which can interact with the environment and respond to lighting, gunfire, explosions, and other gameplay events. Since then, it has become a fairly popular Counter-Strike 2 element to recreate using different engines, and we even shared several attempts in Unity and Unreal Engine 5 on 80 Level.The More VFX Academy team has also recreated the iconic CS2 smoke effect in Unreal Engine 5, producing two versions: an ultra-realistic one and a stylized version with an artistic touch. The developers utilized the Flood Fill algorithm to ensure space filling within the environment and incorporated realistic interactions with bullets and grenades, just like in the game.More VFX Academy also shared plans to break down the entire process and make the project files available for free. Stay tuned by following it onLinkedInand see more of More VFX Academys VFX stuff below:Also, join our80 Level Talent platformand ournew Discord server, follow us on Instagram,Twitter,LinkedIn,Telegram,TikTok, andThreads, where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.Source link The post Counter-Strike 2s Volumetric Smoke Recreated In Unreal Engine 5 appeared first on CG SHARES.