POLYGON - Particle FX Pack

Please release the Unreal Engine version of this pack. It is a must!

I join those who say that particles are also needed for UE projects. They are sorely missed. We kindly ask you to support the UE developers!

POLYGON - Particle FX Pack (Unity only)

The best particles that you need for your game.

I bought this today. Thanks for having the sale.

You folks obviously know that Unity is the bread and butter. And I feel for the Unreal folks not having much by way of VFX, but Unity remains the #1 used platform for indie developers. They do deserve something, but maybe it's not VFX. They have that sweet rendering engine and the bloat that comes with the totally cool Ureal engine.

Most of my Synty assets were purchased on the Unity Asset Store. But I am starting to buy direct from developers more now. I wanted provide some feedback that you might heed when creating demo levels.

1. It is unwise to use negative numbers in scale of the transform to reverse/mirror and object. It breaks collisions, ray-casting operations, and navmesh related things. Every time an object is placed and given a negative number in the scale, God kills a low poly kitten. So think of the animals, please.

2. Linear is the new color space. In fact, it's always been the preferred, so I hope you set the assets up for linear. I think the nature one may still be setup for gamma. It doesn't look good in linear, so it takes work.

3. Space is not just the final frontier. It's also useful for creating games. Doorway entries, heights, space between objects... so necessary for a good level. The cool part is that using extra space in a level doesn't cost anything more, and you can say with honesty that your levels are now "25% bigger!" or some other marketing stuff.

4. I know it's a "signature" type thing for characters to have a uni-brow, but it's not helping. I don't like the uni-brow, and I don't think others are digging it anymore either. Give us some regular stuff. Maybe even try a different shaped head. It won't hurt, and maybe people will dig it. I would.

I was an early adopter of Synty. I told you long ago that you needed colliders. You told me some nonsense about "oh we don't do that because our users want flexibility". You learned that was gibberish. And thank goodness. So please consider my feedback.

Gobbless