Thanks so much for subscribing and for the kind words! I’m really glad you found the exterior lighting video helpful. As for interior lighting, I'll be sure to cover more on that soon-stay tuned! If you have any specific questions or setups in mind, feel free to let me know.
This for this workflow boss Gave me a good idea of how to light up forests and opened environments. I didn’t even think about spot lights focusing in certain areas. I’m thinking the sun was suppose to take care of everything
Glad you found it helpful! Using spotlights in focused areas can definitely add depth and highlight details that sunlight alone might not fully capture. Apologies for the delayed response, and thank you for the feedback! Feel free to reach out if you have more questions as you experiment with lighting forests and open spaces!
You sir, are a gem! thank you so much for this, i just subbed! I do have an unrelated question if you can be so kind to help? I have a house that i have brought into unreal but no matter what i do or try it comes in as one static mesh, i was wondering if you no how to seperate different parts like the door for example so i can have a character walk in and out of the door. thanks in advance
i don't get it at the end of the video---did you delete the hdri and ad a skylightsphere and got your final results, or did you ad and extra skylightsphere???? my question is, did you delete the hdri????
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words. I apologize for the late response. If you have more questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask! And don't forget to check out my new videos too!
Hi how do you setup the Fog in the HDRI Light setup. When ih use HDRI with exponetial Height Fog it happen nothing or i see somthing black in far. Thanks a lot
Fantastic tutorial, appreciate you walking through everything. My scene looks so much better now! Thank you!
I searched a lot and finally got this which is gem for exterior lighting. Now I'm searching for interior lighting in your channel. Subscribed.
Thanks so much for subscribing and for the kind words! I’m really glad you found the exterior lighting video helpful. As for interior lighting, I'll be sure to cover more on that soon-stay tuned! If you have any specific questions or setups in mind, feel free to let me know.
Learnt so much from this. Thank you.
I am glad that you liked it.
This is a superbe crash course in UE5 lighting! Thank you.
Thank you so much, I will upload more.
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This was So well done. Your pacing, knowledge and attention to detail is much appreciated. Subbed! 👏
Thanks and welcome! I will upload more. I appreciate your comment, it shows I am in right track
Hey this is great 👍😮 excited to see your future tutorials 😎👌
For sure
This for this workflow boss
Gave me a good idea of how to light up forests and opened environments.
I didn’t even think about spot lights focusing in certain areas.
I’m thinking the sun was suppose to take care of everything
Glad you found it helpful! Using spotlights in focused areas can definitely add depth and highlight details that sunlight alone might not fully capture. Apologies for the delayed response, and thank you for the feedback! Feel free to reach out if you have more questions as you experiment with lighting forests and open spaces!
Amazing and so simply explained somany points. Thank you...
Thank you for the comment!
Brilliant!🎯🔥💪🏿
thank you so much
Thanks man, that was vey helpful and a very detailed explanation👍
Thank you so much, I will upload more.
Sir next topic do waterfalls in unreal
sure, I have it on my list; I am working on a full cinematic scene from start to finish now.
Thank you and looking for more tutorials.❤
Thank you so much for your kind words! If you have any specific topics in mind, feel free to let me know. I apologize for the delayed response! ❤️
thank you very much!
You sir, are a gem! thank you so much for this, i just subbed! I do have an unrelated question if you can be so kind to help? I have a house that i have brought into unreal but no matter what i do or try it comes in as one static mesh, i was wondering if you no how to seperate different parts like the door for example so i can have a character walk in and out of the door. thanks in advance
i don't get it at the end of the video---did you delete the hdri and ad a skylightsphere and got your final results, or did you ad and extra skylightsphere???? my question is, did you delete the hdri????
Nice course but how render frame ? Because picture save by render queue is always black...
select the level sequence that you want to render correctly; that must be the problem. I will make a beginner course soon
Thank you!
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words. I apologize for the late response. If you have more questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask! And don't forget to check out my new videos too!
nice one please do a video showing 5 or 10 of your own all time farvourite unreal environment that can be lit and are free on marketplace. Thankyou.
Hi how do you setup the Fog in the HDRI Light setup. When ih use HDRI with exponetial Height Fog it happen nothing or i see somthing black in far.
Thanks a lot
Hello, you must change the color of the fog to white so it will be visible.
Good luck
@@MoSolei Mega, thanks a lot for your fast reply and the tip 🙂
@@elaymondes7205 any time
great ideas
thank you
Hello sorry, when adding post process the "Min Ev" and "Max Ev" doesn't show up, but only brightness
Крутой разбор! Очень структурно! Спасибо 👍👍👍
Thank you
thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great tutorial
Glad you think so!
I got a problem - BAD blueprint when i drag and drop forest BP.
You should chose other actors as well.
9:20 HDRI
salam bro
nice one please do a video showing 5 or 10 of your own all time farvourite unreal environment that can be lit and are free on marketplace. Thankyou.
Thanks for the awesome idea! I hope to create a video like that in the future. 🙌 Keep an eye out! And my apologies for the delayed response.