@@YFJSR Thank you for your attention! I think the first one is very interesting. Because there is control through the touch screen. And with furniture flying is also a cool concept.
Yes, 90% is in Unreal Engine. I have an idea in mind to interactivity, how it will look etc. I use Houdini to model assets and then bring into Unreal. The rest is all Blueprints programming, Applying Quixel materials, add lighting and post processing!
Probably why you’re doubtful is because nothing you see is rendered by TouchDesigner. I use it as a way to easily get sensor data, process noisy values using CHOPs and send it over to Unreal Engine. The courses are on Patreon, and you can do a 1 time trial to see if you like it or not. The TouchEngine course, you need a paid license, don’t work with non_commercial.
![Unreal Engine 5 [Course] OSC New Media Art with Motion Control (ZigSim) | Ch.1 - Project Setup](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XF0YffKU7Co/mqdefault.jpg)
![Unreal Engine 5 [Course] OSC New Media Art with Motion Control (ZigSim) | Ch.1 - Project Setup](/img/tr.png)
![Unreal Engine 4 [Course] Real-Time New Media Art / Interactive Art | Ch.1 - Getting Started](/img/n.gif)
So, this is the power of Yu Fujishiro. 😯
So inspiring! Is the gravity room one done with ZigSim? If so, is there a course for it?
It's gorgeous, if you could walk us through your process I would love it, its exactly what i want to create !
I just saw you do, tysm
Very inspiring thanks for posting!
Love your work makes me want to try learn more unreal
AMAZING! Any chances to see some tutorials? :)
Amaaazing work, loving these
Very intresting works! Will you do tutorials on them?
Hope to see that too one day :)
Please be more specific, I can't just do all of them. Which one are you interested in?
@@YFJSR Thank you for your attention! I think the first one is very interesting. Because there is control through the touch screen. And with furniture flying is also a cool concept.
+1 I'm really interested in the second one!
I reeeeally want to see a tutorial on the first one because of how it seems to use physics and collision and also because of touchOSC :)))
Amazing work!
Awesome, man!
fire !!
🔥
Very interesting!
How does the process work?
1- make the art
2- add to unreal engine 5
3- ??
Oh, you make the interactive game in unreal
Yes, 90% is in Unreal Engine. I have an idea in mind to interactivity, how it will look etc. I use Houdini to model assets and then bring into Unreal. The rest is all Blueprints programming, Applying Quixel materials, add lighting and post processing!
Very inspiring!
wow this is crazy
Do you actualy use touchdesigner like written in the description? If so, do you teach it in the course?
Probably why you’re doubtful is because nothing you see is rendered by TouchDesigner. I use it as a way to easily get sensor data, process noisy values using CHOPs and send it over to Unreal Engine. The courses are on Patreon, and you can do a 1 time trial to see if you like it or not. The TouchEngine course, you need a paid license, don’t work with non_commercial.
Where can I learn to do this?
튜토리얼좀 ㅠ
Tutorial plz !!
Maybe one more this year! If of course I have free time off work! Hahaha
@@YFJSR Thank you so much!! Your work is amazing ☺️