Unreal 4 Lighting Academy - Session 4.6 Revisiting some basics + Animating our HDR sky!
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Hey guys,
I prototyped quite a few cool things that I will share over the coming videos! We start this part with analyzing some basics again to get the Dark Souls look right, but we will also look into animating an HDR skydome via UV flow distortion :)
Have a great time! :)
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Who's here in 2020 hoping this guy does another series?
I just finished his last episode. Was like NOOO he never finished this project! Man there is a ton of info in all his videos. I will be going back through these again.
Just want to thank you for everything for you have done to help me with your videos. Hope you are doing alright.
Will you not continue with this series of tutoriales? :( we miss you
Hello man/ We are still here and we still have hope for You will be kindly sharing your knowledges with us.
Hey! I hope you're still out there and show up with more tutorials sometime. They were incredibly helpful for me so far. Thanks a lot!
2021 and it's still the best tutorial series about lighting
This has been an incredibly informative video series for me. I'd love to see the scene from this wrapped up, but if it never happens I can't complain because what I've already gained in info and inspiration is huge.
kick ass content as always, the sky stuff is fantastic. Gonna have to incorporate it into my next scene :)
Your videos are awesome! Do you plan to continue this session? Looking forward to seeing more.
Miss this videos, so good content
I was playing Battlefront 2 earlier today and I looked up at the skybox and noticed that warping circle you mentioned
It's funny how I had no idea that existed until after seeing this
Very inspiring tutorial for us lighting artist. Thank you so much for sharing and waiting for new episode!
Thank you Sir for Everything you Done for me.... a big thank you .........
i am waiting for your video for almost a year
There is a node called AtmosphericLightVector ,safenormalize it with some default light vector for use.It can read the direction of light with atmosphere light checked.
OH! I will have a look at that! Thank you so much :)
Wow this is really cool! Thank you :D
Thanks!
Hello! Dude are you alive? I love your videos. My renderings changed drastically after watching your videos. please make more. They are very VERY useful
wow, this is epic stuff brother. Very dope work, and a very easy way to explain things. Subscribed!!! Looking forward to more...soon. ;)
Hi, thank you, I didn't know your channel, I only watched this fourth session, it's really really good :)
I saw you're active on twitter sometimes. I hope you're doing OK, and one day come back to finish this series. Thank you.
Hi Daedalus, thanks a lot for all your videos, all of them were incredibly useful and enjoyable, lighting academy is great :D
By the way I'm now rebuilding this on 4.24.3 but gives an error about float3 and float2. This is because UE4 doesn't like an HDR texture as a 2d parameter.
Could you please share with us how you set it up?
Thanks man, hopefully see you soon with a new video!
Hi, Same problem on 4.26.1. Did you manage to solve this issue? Thanks.
Amazing work dude, thank you so much!
Really hope there will be a Lighting Academy on UE5 Lumen once it's finally out 🤞
oh my god, i found that blog post from the japanese guy at SE too and tried messing with it months ago, now I'm just getting to this session and its making more sense now than google translate lol
cant thankyou enough, please dont stop.
Thank you so much for the great content, Hope you are doing good.
it would be cool to play with this idea, I want to try to use Vue to try to simulate a day night change. I've tried truesky and it's far too heavy on FPS usage... but this seems like i can have so much more control on my scene mood. Thank you for sharing its got my brain thinking. Also the sky hole fix would be an interesting challenge.
I wanted to try out TrueSky for my Archviz scenes, it looks like it gives nice results. Would you say its not worth it, even for small Archivz scenes? Is it that heavy on FPS?
Thanks for your sharing! Really helpful for understanding the ligting system in UE4!! It would be great if you could make a video about RTX.
Thx man! I don't have RTX hardware :)
cool thx for the course, it was great!
Hello Sir I am waiting for your next tutorial
Your teachings are in every tableau I make... T_T
Hope you are doing fine, and please do come back soon, man... :(
30:50 it gets to actual ue4 interaction, v good tutorial
Have you considered creating an Amazon wish list of the components you'd want for your new PC build? I'm still planning on donation when I get the chance, but it'd be nice to pitch in and buy what you want directly.
Jim Yang eeeehhhhh......WOW! XD I have actually never considered that as it sounds waaaay too generous :D But I could do that yeah^^
Please, throw up the parts via Amazon wish list. I'm sure the price range will go from the relatively cheap (e.g. case fans) to the high tier stuff like processor and video card, but it's a range of options for how we might contribute.
Jim Yang Thank you so much man, I will look into it this weekend! :)
Cool! I learned a lot from you.
OOOOOH MAN, I MISS YOU SO MUCH
Hi sir , i really like the premise of this series , i find it very interresting and i've seen lots of comments praising you and the way you teach things , basically i've decided to start watching it but i have one concern . With the many changes in unreal versions uptill now , could it possibly cause the 1st parts or the series to be outdated or is it not affected by the updates that epic has rolled since then ? Thanks in advance .
Changes are there, but it's technical details. Lot's of stuff still to learn from how he approaches lighting, how he tries to find and fix whats broken, that's applicable to any software or version, so I'd definitely recommend checking older stuff too.
Pretty much what I would have said :)
Nebularium great , thanks for the clear up .
i am following you alomost 2 years ago
hey man, what do you think about the new rtx gpus. im very excited to see what we can achieve with it.
Also I feel your pain about your PC i built mine around the same time and my 970 feels like its dying out... I wish you luck.
I miss you my lord
Do more episodes on recent updates pls!
you by chance have the link to the article you referenced to create the skydome blueprint you showed?
I dont know it out of my head, but you can read it up there in the browser and I also say it out loud :)
thank you mate :)
Hello! Thank you so much for this video! I'm trying to make this shader work, but I can't. I have vertical lines all over. And it seems that I have not right sky mesh. Could you please tell what kind of the sky mesh you used and what UV's it has?
Alara It's the default editor sphere and no special extra setup :)
Ok, thank you very much for the answer! :)
Hey awesome videos! could you tell us what is in that MF_biasscale Function ;)
aran quillinan hey man! This one is just a parameterized version of Unreals default "Constant Bias Scale" node...so nothing fancy here :)
Hey thanks for the reply, I can't find the node native in 4.19, could you send me snippet of its contents? Please :)
th-cam.com/video/7s0T9ckB0bw/w-d-xo.html also, check the first comment :)
bro where u at?
Great vid love your stuff - can you share the part you did and leave the other guys stuff out - his is easy to replicate your part is way harder and being a beginner it just seems like you are making it hard for the newbies to try and replicate than the people who are more advanced - probably take me several hours to piece together what you did if I can even decipher all the nodes with the right settings - his is on a blog so why would he mind if its out in the open and you are referenceing it - its only a few nodes - leave it empty with a web link as a title if you want so people will go to his blog and finish it - thanks either way
Hey, thank you very much! Would it be possible for you by any chance to upload the material? I will also support you with some donation. Thanks
Man I really thought about it...but you know, I also got some inspiration from another guy on the web for my lens flare stuff, but I have altered it far enough by now to feel comfortable to release it at some point! But for the sky stuff...I have just begun investigating and right now this is such an early prototype thing that still uses a lot from that guys blog, I dont want to release that and cash in for it! Just rebuild what you see on screen! Thats how I learned all of this as well :)
Sorry I had to unsubscribe on patreon but I need to manage my finances to last euro...
No worries man! Thank you so much for your support! :)
Кое кому не помешает извиниться за оскорбления
Nice tutorial. BUT instead of 1 hour you can cut out to much speaking and leave only 5 minutes highlights to show how you done for example master material and instance tweaking. For 1 hour watch I got bored already - honestly. Please cut your tutorial time to 5 till 10 minutes MAXIMUM to show exactly and only important and relevant things!!!!
I understand that this style of teaching might not be for you, but for myself and a lot of others hearing the thought process behind everything is valuable. Maybe when you learn the material you can spend some of your time to make a video the way you're describing if you feel like it would be helpful to the community.