I actually stopped trying to make stylized skies for awhile because I was having such a difficult time finding material that properly explained it. Thank you so much for this!
Thank you so much, that's awesome to hear! So stoked we've been of help :) If there's anything else like that where you're stuck, let me know and we'll see if we can do a vid for it :D
Would definitely love a tutorial for it. I'm trying to make a stylized skysphere for my game. With a day night Cycle. I've messed with this tutorial before, and found that when I changed the images I ended up seeing the lines on the skysphere itself. So a full in depth tutorial would be awesome. And even setting up materials, such as landscape for day night cycles. I find that no matter what I do, I get the sun bleed from beneath the landscape. There are so many things I wish people who do tutorials would show that can help with potential issues you run into.
This is so amazing, it was hard to find someone who really used the skysphere available as well as custom use so this was perfect for understanding how to do this thank you very much for this video!
For anyone wondering how to do the sky sphere texture in gimp, do Layer>Transform>Offset. Then instead of the measurement being px, select "%", then type 50 in the X and press OK.
I changed the sky background image in the material but it changed absolutely nothing when i placed the skybox object into the level. Any one know why this would happen?
Great tutorial! I was wondering if there's a way to make the cloud layers as full on visible RGB projections that act sort of like a moving wallpaper. Mine are sadly just white blobs without any of the colour/texture that I painted in PS. Any advice would be highly appreciated!
hi! Loved the tutorial. Only problem for me is that the skysphere is too bright at night, there is a white sheen over the stars. How do i make the night sky darker?
Hey! I would suggest playing with the lighting setup & Post processing (exposure settings mainly). If you want to change the automatic sky colours (based on sun position) you can do so through the colour curves in the BP_Sky_Sphere. For me, the sky is fine at night so I'm guessing it must be something with your scene setup :)
Hey im looking to doing this same thing but some other then photoshop no way im paying that.. if your able find next best free program to get these results?
I actually stopped trying to make stylized skies for awhile because I was having such a difficult time finding material that properly explained it. Thank you so much for this!
Thank you so much, that's awesome to hear! So stoked we've been of help :)
If there's anything else like that where you're stuck, let me know and we'll see if we can do a vid for it :D
Would definitely love a tutorial for it. I'm trying to make a stylized skysphere for my game. With a day night Cycle. I've messed with this tutorial before, and found that when I changed the images I ended up seeing the lines on the skysphere itself. So a full in depth tutorial would be awesome. And even setting up materials, such as landscape for day night cycles. I find that no matter what I do, I get the sun bleed from beneath the landscape. There are so many things I wish people who do tutorials would show that can help with potential issues you run into.
This is so amazing, it was hard to find someone who really used the skysphere available as well as custom use so this was perfect for understanding how to do this thank you very much for this video!
Amazing to see the process and the different assets, they're beautiful!
Aw thank you Tomas! We really appreciate all your support and kind words, really spurs us on to keep creating more content like this ✨🦌
@@AntlerStudios my pleasure, I really learn a lot with the Devlogs and love to see more of this amazing game, keep the awesome job 🥰
Thank you for this tutorial, I really like the result
Aww thank you! Always so stoked to get great feedback like that
Exactly what I needed! Thank you :)
This is awesome, thank you so much!
For anyone wondering how to do the sky sphere texture in gimp, do Layer>Transform>Offset. Then instead of the measurement being px, select "%", then type 50 in the X and press OK.
please show more about the blueprint for the day/night system
What do i type in the node search to get that dark blue lerp previewing node that you have at the end of the cloud textures section?
Very good tutorial, one day I'll probably need that tutorial :)
I changed the sky background image in the material but it changed absolutely nothing when i placed the skybox object into the level. Any one know why this would happen?
why are my changes not taking place when i modify the material instance? My textures also don't show when i imported them to replace the default ones.
thanks for amazing tutorial, it helped me with my work a lot!!
So glad to hear that! Thank you :D
Great tutorial! I was wondering if there's a way to make the cloud layers as full on visible RGB projections that act sort of like a moving wallpaper. Mine are sadly just white blobs without any of the colour/texture that I painted in PS. Any advice would be highly appreciated!
Thank you!! :)
What brushes are you using here?
hi! Loved the tutorial. Only problem for me is that the skysphere is too bright at night, there is a white sheen over the stars. How do i make the night sky darker?
Hey! I would suggest playing with the lighting setup & Post processing (exposure settings mainly). If you want to change the automatic sky colours (based on sun position) you can do so through the colour curves in the BP_Sky_Sphere.
For me, the sky is fine at night so I'm guessing it must be something with your scene setup :)
PS. Thanks for the compliments! Always great to here people enjoy the pointers :D
@@AntlerStudios Thank you for the extra help! This was the missing piece.
Wow, wery cool video)
all my clouds are black and i cant quite figure out why.
Hey im looking to doing this same thing but some other then photoshop no way im paying that.. if your able find next best free program to get these results?
Photopea is free! a online photoshop clone
Can we get a more in depth tutorial please? Mine doesn't look all that great
We can definitely revisit this in UE5.
That's a great tutorial. Can the sun create rim light on the cloud or shadow when it goes behind the cloud ?
Its the dame un UE5???
You can probably make something very similar in UE5 but I doubt the process is exactly the same!