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Learn to create an Island in Unreal Engine 5. In this video you will learn how to create an environment from scratch using UE5. You will learn to use tools like landscape, water actors, set dressing skills and much more.
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Timestamps:
0:00:00 intro
0:00:51 Navigation and Plugins needed
0:03:07 Creating the Landscape
0:07:07 Adding Landmass
0:17:31 Adding Ocean
0:23:40 Adding Rivers
0:30:28 Adding Lakes
0:35:08 Creating the Landscape Material
0:46:48 Painting the Landscape
0:55:14 Adding beach assets
1:11:29 Speed Set Dressing
1:14:07 Painting Coral Rocks
1:22:56 Painting Sea Plants
1:29:57 Changing Foliage LODs
1:31:21 Adding more foliage
1:35:06 Adding big plants
1:37:28 Adding the Background
1:44:53 Adding Decals
1:51:32 Lightning and Mood
2:02:37 Outro
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Hello! 👋
Mao here,
It is time for another Environment tutorial! This time we are touching landscapes and the water system to create an Island!
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Edit:
Since the release of this video we got some frequent questions about the same topics so I will put them here with the solution:
Q: I don't see the Landmass Blueprint
A: Make sure you enable Landmass plugin, restart the editor AND Enable Edit Layers before creating your Landscape
Q: I don't see my water:
A: If it is the first time you put it, it will take some time to load. In the video I loaded it into memory before so you don't have to wait, but typically you will wait a few minutes. If you still can't see it make sure you put the Water on the right layer. Above the base can work.
i cant find the blueprint mode
@@Chance_POV me too i can not find blueprint
UNF it is not in the landscape thingt i can not find it
Funny, in my project when i change to play mode, it goes on first person, is there a way to change for third person? I think is better to have both options to view better the scene.
@@efxnews4776 go to world settings and override the Game Mode to the Third Person one
If you don't see the landscape blueprint brushes, Edit>Plugins>(search for)Landmass>enable>reset unreal done.
Thank you 😁
Thank you ;)
once you enable landmass plugin and reset unreal, blueprint don't appear anymore...
@@alextorres1038 You need to enable Edit layers before creating the landscape
Shift 2😂
very excellent tutorial i love it although i wish you would've included how to make beach waves, waterfalls and custom sky clouds
i just starting to learn unreal and ur tutorials really helps me a lot man, I really appreciate how you explain it step by step in a simple way so even newbie like me can follow through, many thanks!!
dont know if someone already mentioned it; around 1:18:10 when you're painting foliage on the water plane; its usually way easier to just unclick the "static meshes" button in the foliage editor "filters" section. this way youre only painting on bsp and landscape meshes. definitely a more effective way than moving your camera beneath the surface every time. anyways, nice tutorial, good pacing. keep em coming!
Nice catch! yes there are some filters for painting and are very useful! 😁
Hey there, I am hoping if you guys can make a tutorial on how to make a maze/labyrinth. It would be very nice and I think everyone would like that.
Also if you end up doing this, could you show us how to make a procedurally generated maze?
Thanks, you are amazing! Keep it up.
Watching other guides, always leads me back to yours to get the level of detail I need on how to do things! Keep it up!
Happy to hear that 😁
I *love* this tutorial - you filled in all kinds of areas I had questions about as a beginner in the landscaping/level set up.
It looks great ! You use a lot of keyboard shortcuts that I don't know as a newbie. It's nice if you put on the screen what you click on the keyboard and mouse, it would be much clearer. :)
Have not finished the video and already learned a lot more in detail of the actual tools. Thank you for taking time to elaborate the tools
Absolutely brilliant tutorial, so clean, simple, clear. Very very easy to understand, thank you!!!
Thank you! glad you know that! 😄
Just mind blowing bro. Mad respect for the detailed tutorial ❤️. Thank you for spending hours for making this video. Please keep the good work. Expecting more tutorials like this 😁
thank you! Glad you appreciate the effort! It's really hard to make them but it's nice to see people can learn from them so it worth it 😁
this is cool i used this tutorial and sold my game
@@teogaming7515 Awesome! Keep going! 💪
has nobody noticed the water in the rivers are flowing backwards? this is because he is placing the starting point at the ocean or lake instead of it's actual starting point. this is very noticeable at 31:25 when he joins the 2 rivers together the waterfall is flowing upwards.
Noticed it AF
What really made me twitch was the river arbitrarily splitting before flowing (theoretically) into the ocean. Rivers don't do that. But hey, for an environmental art tutorial, I can overlook it.
Driving me crazy
The team at UNF knows what’s up! What a wonderful tutorial
thank you!
For those who are having some troubles with a river, f.e it's not affecting the landscape or the water is located outside of the generated shape - Just move your landscape up. Rivers have a lot of troubles working below Z 0 coordinate
thank you! 🙌
bro how to shift first person to third person?
@@randomsports5247 you have to start a tpp project
thanks dude
Can I kiss you on the mouth? You just saved me!
He did a very good job imo. Explaining the basics step by step. English is not my first language and I have no experience in using DAWs
Amazing tutorial, thank you! I feel a lot more comfortable with creating levels in Unreal Engine now
That's great to hear!
I just wanted to say - this is the perfect way to make a tutorial ..simple, clearly explained, well presented! Thank you
thank you! means a lot!
Awesome tutorial! Thank you!
I like the materials and colors!
thank you! glad you like them 😃
Awesome tutorial. I literally feel like actually learning something!
Great to know that!
The perfect video for beginners, I know nothing and now I can actually do stuff on unreal
Very happy to hear that! 😄
Thanks for this, great to follow along. Would love explanations as to what the settings do - saying "I can change this from 1 to 2, or 5, or 10" doesn't give much insight. Looking forward to working through the rest of your videos this weekend :)
Great suggestion!
I cant believe that this is a free tutorial!!! Thank you, ser! Subscribed
I love the orange alien looking sky u briefly showed. I literally paused the video a few times to admire the image
it is NOT only UE5 is powerful, you are very creative too, and the result a masterpiece !
Even at the start of video, without any objects added into the 3D world, your imagination and shaping the landscape alone is very creative @ 48:15
Enjoyed your video. Thanks
P/s - with your talent, you should apply for a job in a gaming studio
Thank you! You can always get better with practice,it's a never ending journey. As for the game studio, I used to work for Ubisoft
This is an awesome tutorial! I've been heavily into environment design and wishing to pursue it.
This video is super helpful and I'm going to combine it with my Blender models once complete. Thank you for the video and a job well done!
Can't wait to see more like this!
thank you! Please share with us on Discord what you create!
Just finished it and wow. Thanks for awesome tutorial. I'm quite new around here. 😊
You can post the results in our discord server if you like in the #showcase section. We love seeing the results of our community!
Superb! Will you make one that dwells on optimizing the landscapes? :)
bro you covered every single aspect 😂 thank you for this amazing tut
thanks! glad you appreciate it 😁
Hi
If anyone has similar river issues whereby the landscape doesn't form around river and the river floats like a column in mid-air it might be worth checking the following steps
1) Check the splines of the ocean to make sure they form around the landscape, I hadn't moved mine and it meant when I moved the water layer to the top the whole thing went kaput. For some reason I must have missed this part of the tutorial.
2) Move the ocean layer to 0 height.
3) then when I moved the water layer up top I got the following.
4) Make sure affect landscape ticked in details box under Water Heightmap settings
I am sure other more experienced people could probs give better explanations but hopefully this helps at least one person.
Thx dude i was looking for you comment my savior. xd
I had the same problem. Thank you!
thanks for doing what you are doing - love your teaching skills , keep posting -THANK YOU SO MUCH -you make Unreal Learning Easy
thank you so much!
Amazing staff.Clear and encouraging.
This was really well done and also a member on your website, What i really hope you would do next is a Ai Tutorial With behavour trees.... Vote with a Like if you agree Guys...
Thanks! I guess AI is a topic many are interested in, we will take a look for sure it's something we wanted to do for a long time
We need more in depth LOD optimisation tutorials and blueprinting to keep frame rates high. Especially seeing as these sort of designs really need to be implemented a lot more in multiplayer games. Excellent video thankyou.
Thank you! Maybe you can watch this th-cam.com/video/DmnAI01boww/w-d-xo.html
wow I am new to UE5 and I am in love with your tutorial.
Stoked cant wait!
You placed all your rivers backwards which makes the water look like it's flowing uphill.
Lol didn't notice
if you are having issues with landmass brushes not showing up after following steps in video, the brush has a compile error, you will need to click the dropdown next to launch in epic games and verify the files
thank you this worked great!!
Been learning your castle environment tutorial from Wingfox which has been great. Will try some of these videos for breaks in-between.
These free videos are great too! 😄
I just finished the tutorial, thanks for that! Will polish my Island bit more and soon I will publish a cinematic :) Btw how to smooth the blending on 23:19?
First of all, thanks for this awesome introduction to Landmass and Water plugins in UE5. It's not common to see a terrain tutorial :)) In minute 18, if you first add a Water layer in Terrain Mode and then, add the water body in select mode, your terrain doesn't get destroyed. When I added the water body at first, the water layer wasn't automatically being created and the water body brush was in the landmass layer content. Just a question, how do you get shoreline caustic effect?
Please tell me where to find the Terrain mode?
Amazing video. Also want to add, that sometimes if you have some knowledge of Quixel Mixer you can change some already existing materials and assets to look a lot more like the way you want them to look instead of changing your materials to fit the pre-existing assets that you later add.
Yep, its a great workflow! Perhaps can touch Quixel Mixer in the future
Just wanna say this is amazing I was like another unorganized youtube playlist I was not satisfied until I saw ur website and I wanna say this is the best thing ever u have begginers to advace concept organized and all for free.
Fr this is amazing and thank u
Welcome glad you find the content useful 😀
Very helpful, and surprisingly therapeutic
thank you very much, amazing tutorial simple and fun.
thanks!
firstly I would like to wish you well and to say a huge thank you for uploading these videos as they have been an invaluable resource to
Welcome!
Whaat that’s amazing… I actually just started to play around with UE5 a couple of days ago and most people show you how to auto generate some highmaps. But that is exactly whst my creativity was looking for! Thanks for this tutorial mate 🙏
Are you forced to work with the Water as it is? Or can you change the Color/Exposure/Brightness and stuff like this?
Glad I could help!
This works. Recommended to try this out. Thanks a lot for your help
These tutorials are INSANELY good!!! I am just finished up a course at Rebelway that is very similar to all that you're teaching. I was wondering if you are possibly making any tutorials from WorldMachine into Unreal 5?
thank you! We did cover Gaea here: th-cam.com/video/V54kqpy1Q-Q/w-d-xo.html
@@unfgames Quick question! Strictly speaking GPU and UE5, would you recommend the AMD 6800 16GB GDDR6? I currently have a 2016 RX480 8GB GDDR5. I hit about 97% GPU usage in UE5 at 7.6GB/8.0GB used in heavy scenes and it lags extremely bad. It seems like UE5 in real-time environment feeds directly off of the GPU. My CPU sits at a low 10-15% and barely breaks a sweat. Any guidance?
man I missed this kind of tutorials lol. Great work here, thanks!!!
Welcome!
This helped me out loads, thanks!
subscribed!
Now to make a start on my game's landscape :)
Awesome!
WOW! I will definitely dive into this tutorial after finishing Unreal Sensei Beginner tutorial(almost finished, 10 mins of video left). I will comment here when I'll start this tutorial, It looks seek!
:)
I am here again, been busy and finishing some stuff(btw I uploaded my First Cinematic of my first scene using Unreal Sensei tutorial, its on my channel, if anyone is reading this comment and interested, what do you think about it?) alright I will start this tutorial now
I can not believe that is working perfect. Thanks a lot for sharing.
You're welcome!
Thanks for the tutorial, it's much faster than any other method I came across.
Welcome
This is Exactly what I was looking for... Thank you friend!
Glad I could help!
this was godsend for somebody starting out, really appreciate it
welcome! 😁
thanks my man, you always put a smile on everyones faces
Works great! Thank you
Great vid. Im using a lot of those techniques for building an open world
Great to hear!
Thank you soo much! Keep up the tutorials!
will do!
You're blessed with the gift of Tutorialism!
Thank you for your hard work...you are helping a lot of people...
thank you!
Thank you very much, I have been looking for a menu for playing online for a long time
amazing tutorial bro, so useful for someone who wants to dip their toes in!
I'm coming late, but this is Amazing! Thank you.
Amazing thank you!
Welcome!
Love your stuff! Big help!
Glad to hear it!
I'm still going through this tutorial, but so far it's excellent content. I had some issues with the ocean visibility that I was able to resolve with the following:
While in selection mode, click on WarmBodyOcean
> Under terrain, make sure Affects Landscape is disabled. This will stop the water from terraforming when you move the divot it creates.
> If your ocean only covers a small portion of your scene and the yellow bounding box is visible, you can extend that by going into Water > Ocean extents and adjusting the values to fit your map.
Thank you. Great guide.
Thank you! It helped a lot.
Installed, everything works, thanks!
Great work. Time is the scarcest asset so thanks for yours mate. I leave my sub!
Thanks for the sub!
You're the GOAT. Thank you for this.
very informative, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😃
Thank you man for sharing this stuff
subscribed.. this is what I'm looking for.
Fantastic job!
TNice tutorials is aweso! I was feeling kinda overwheld when i first start soft but after watcNice tutorialng your tutorial video, i feel much more confident
seriously helped thank you!!
Thanks for sharing your valuable experience.
This tutorial is amazing. I'm doing a masters degree and have never touched unreal environments before. I was totally able to use this tutorial to make my own island as a great foundation for some of my coursework. That layerable material I can foresee being particularly useful in a tonne of situations. Thank you so much!!
Thanks for letting us know!
Thank you so much. Your job is awesome.
Thank you!
THANKS FOR THIS IV BEEN SEARCHING FO SOOO LONG
Just wanna confirm that it worked , thank you !
thanks! I love this tutorial.
Welcome!
Thank you very much for your video. very practical
wow. Can't wait.
see you there!
Godlike Tutorial THANK YOU
Thank you so much for the tutorial
I like it so much, almost half way to complete this tutorial
Cool!
Hey man nice tutorial but i have a question how u remove those splines when painting foilage. In my case the splines are always visible at 1:14:07 theres a cut and all the splines are gone i cannot do that
Really appreciate tNice tutorials. Thankyou brother
The first tutorial that can explain how to do something from preview image!)
Lol thank you!
This is the best tutorial ever
Thank you!!
that's so useful for beginners!
lovely video with in depth explanation but 1 question. How does one do the importings
Such an awesome tutorial, learned so much, thank you plenty!
However, 1 small issue, when you start adding the rivers and lakes, on the landscape I'm using for some reason it doesn't affect the landscape, but instead is raised out of the surface. Have any ideas?
Make sure you put it in the right layer, otherwise it won't affect the landscape
Офигенный туториал, спасибо дружище
Thank you!
Finished! Good tutorial
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks, really helped