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Yeah, at the time I didn't realise... but I agree with you. I think there's a lot more ppv settings that we could use to improve, but I haven't looked a lot through them.🥲

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Glad it helped you! Exactly, sometimes, less is more.

Hi. I haven't worked with Ren'py, but as far as I know, that's a different engine, so I don't know if it can be integrated in unreal. But you should choose based on what you want to create. If you want a 2d novel like game, maybe use Ren'py or Unity, but if you want a stylized 3d look, like the wolf among us, you could use Unreal. It truly depends on your vision. I hope this helped.🤞🏻

@@drawwithnightbuzzer 100%. Though, Ren'Py is just texts that shows images and can play audio but does not have a 3D render editor. I've worked with Ren'Py for years now. Which is why I asked my question if I should use UE for images making or just stick with UE since it would require me to learn the basic, anyway.

I got it. I would personally use ue since it feels better to do everything in one place and it's always great to learn a new software since you haven't yet worked in unreal. But I am curious, do you know 3d modelling and animation? because if you worked with images only, I suppose you made them yourself. So it will be quite overwhelming if you haven't done this before. But anyways, I wish you choose what's best for you. Good luck!🤟🏻

My workflow uses Blender for creating the high poly 3d assets that need a lot of detail/animation, UE (with imported Blender assets) for scene setup and rendering, and then I take those images/sequences into Ren'py for the ease of scripting and VN creation. For me it's way faster than trying to render in Blender for most things

@@drawwithnightbuzzer For your question, yes and no. I sometimes have to use models like from Daz port to Blender, reorganize it, and make it completely different while making my own skin textures and so on. Otherwise, things like environment and animations comes easily for me. I just can't make fingers and toes for the life of me. Lol. Also, sorry for the late reply. I'm more of anime/cartoon artist than a realistic artist. I'm also a 2D artist. Just have more love for 2D styles than I do realistic.

Hello. It should work properly in newer versions as well. What do you mean by different?

you could add a multiply node to the roughness, and in the multiply, you plug in your texture and a scalar parameter to adjust its intensity.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer ok thx

can you send me some pictures on instagram so that i can better understand the problem?

Yeah, I realised that after a few videos, and now they're back to 16:9. :))

But my unreal is crashing again and again, i want to do 4k image render

I made it just like the glass material, but changed the refraction index.

@ kk thanks

@ to what tho? 1.333? Ive heard that number being used before

yes, that one is for water, and 1.52 for glass.

@ gotcha thanks 😊

Check under the post process volume, the translucency settings. Change it to ray tracing translucency for better accuracy.

Glad you enjoyed it. I have an RTX 2060 super.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer damn! that is pretty fast for being 2060 SUPER...btw I am coming from RTX 3090 using Vray... can't wait to start switching to UE5

for real. Time should be double at this point😂... Glad you liked the video!

Hey. Try to position the camera completely horizontal, and in the distortion tab, only change the "fx" value and don't change any other distortion values. You should get a better result. Let me know if this helped.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer Hey, thanks for responding. Just changing fx value doesnt seem to do anything. Im looking from Sequencer, cinecamera view. Senosr width and height adre 18mmX32mm

Sorry, my bad. It's under those settings actually, where you can change the image center. If you set your camera at the desired height and horizontal, you can then use that slider to move the view up and down, but still keep that 2 point perspective. And also check if you hit the apply distortion box.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer Yep, but as I mentioned, changing image center blurs the camera view

hmm, have you checked your camera properties? like aperture and focal distance? try changing those

Thank you! I appreciate it!🥹

I'll make a video about that soon.😁

hmm, if you did all the steps correctly, there shouldn't be a problem. but try to look more into the material settings, maybe you missed something.

For UE 5.4 go to master material details and search for Enable Tesselation checkbox, make sure to turn it on.

check if they are disabled under the translucency tab

Glad it was helpful! 😁

Glad to hear that!

Hello. Sorry for the late reply. Did you enable nanite on that specific object?

Unfortunately no, as I am away from home for a few more weeks. But you can find good fabrics on quixel bridge. If not, try polyhaven or ambientcg websites.

Hi. I could try, but better performance comes with lower visual quality in most cases. But I will try my best to find some good solutions. As for metahumans, I haven't worked with them yet unfortunately.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer ok no problem thanks for replying

Glad it was helpful for you! I actually have quite a few beginner tutorials and also some common material videos. You can check the playlist section as they are organised under categories.

When does that happen?

It says so in the title🤡 and I literally used 5.4, I don't know what you mean... This is for beginners, as unreal is quite overwhelming at first.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer I understand that you are stupid... but these light settings work in any version. so you understand my funny dog

I get that they work the same in any version, but I want people to know which version I am using, in case of some changes. There is no need to be rude about it.

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Hmmm, might be some issues in the sequencer. If you want an easier fix, I would delete the previous camera and then add in the new one and try again. or if you already put all of them one after another, look at the frame number you want to render and in the movie render queue, in the output you have an option for rendering selected frames, and you will specify there for example from 120 to frame 121. Let me know if this helped.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer Thank you. Also you have no idea how much I appreciate the fact that you answered so quick on a one year old video. In the end I deleted everything and I always loaded in only the camera I wanted to render in the same sequence. I tried the individual frame rendering too because that was my thought as well but it did not work. Even though I specified only the one frame I wanted to render I still got the other cameras somehow bleeding into the render. I could only get clean renders when I removed everything but the one camera I wanted to render. At least I did not have to make a new sequence for all single cameras. That helped.

Nice to hear that!

Yes, I can make a video about that, but that would probably be out in about 1-2 months, as I am not at home until that time.

Glad you liked it!

you have somewhere in the top left corner written perspective. if you click on that you can switch the view to your camera

@@drawwithnightbuzzer thanks

Thank you!😁

i agree, with some parts. i have learnt some things since i made this video. but for the most part i would say it's a good method.

tell me the better way that you know

@@drawwithnightbuzzer what would be a better way?

yes, that's correct. but if you don't have a gpu that supports ray tracing, i don't think that raster means full lumen, as lumen is a combination between ray tracing and raster rendering, as far as i know. you can check these in the post process volume, down to the global illumination, reflection, etc settings. hope this helped.🫡

@@drawwithnightbuzzer will do! Thanks again!

as shown in the video raster looks bad with lumen. so you need to use raytracing instead.

are you using the cine camera actor? if so, check your focus distance.

just click the eye button next to the folders before render to hide them

I'm a man😂😂. but thanks. I paint in Krita. Check out the full video if you want.🙌🏻

If you want an even faster version, you can specify the frames you want the render in the movie render queue. 🤫