Thank you for all the help you provide to Unreal Engine users William :) My skylight usage in engine is 1000% more on point after I watched your videos XD You kick butt as well!
@@pwnisher Yo, I watched those 2 videos of your CGI challenge compilations and I was immediately intrigued by CGI so I got an idea for the next CGI challenge: The prompt would be lofi studying. Artists can create entire loops of a character studying in different fantasy/sci-fi worlds.
Clint this was literally the best and most artist friendly tutorial to unreal I've ever come across. You broke it all down simply and to the point without delving into crazy technical detail. Please make a series!
Seriously, from one VFX artist to another, I can’t put into words how much I appreciate your tutorials, they are incredibly Well done and extremely easy to follow. If I were to start my career again, I’m sure these videos would quickly become my bible! Keep up the great work!
Something to note here is that you don't *need* an rtx card to use ray tracing in UE4. It will be much faster if you do, but it will work with a regular GPU, I use a gtx 1660 and it's low fps, but it does work to get renders.
@@anishbapat4240 The render times are still very quick compared to an offline render (e.g. octane, arnold, cycles), but when you've got the quality maxxed out, the viewport is very sluggish, but It can gets the job done.
i have a crappy 2021 macbook pro. I have never tried anything like this, and its way above the computing power i have. But, I have just sat and watched the whole thing. I find that this is something to throw on an chill out to. Keep up the great work!
Probably the best Unreal tutorial out there for animators and filmmakers. Perfect timing, perfect pacing, the right topics, the right approach. PERFECTION!!
Dude! This breakdown was so good! Can't stress enough what you said about understanding real world cameras and cinematography to get more cinematic results. This breakdown was top tier and really helped me understand your Unreal Engine workflow at the level I am at (which is really just getting started haha) Thank you for putting out this incredible content!
I relate to this intro - thank you for helping us all out, even though I’ve gotten much better over the last year, I still don’t quite grasp this software as much as I’d like.
@@pwnisher exactly, and like you, I kept going back to that comfort zone, which oddly enough for me was Blender. Either way, with this video and others on my plate, I’ll have some scenes out in the coming months. Thanks again ;)
My Brother, thank you sooo much for all your effort in helping others... You're great!!! Everything you said here, helped me a lot on achieving my gold, which is to make my music videos and projects look real cinematic... Thank you! I Really Appreciate you and what you do! God Bless You! After im done with what im doing, i will leave the link here... And i'm going to put you on my description as one of my MASTER SENSEIs .
Dude, this is so comprehensive. I'm just leaving a comment to help a little on the youtube promotion and stuff, but I can't put my eyes away from this video not for even a sec
Hey it's really hard to find tutorials that're actually relevant to my skill level and learning style. Just here to say this video was a god send, thank you.
It really encouraged me to hear that real world camera experience translates to 3d art. I am just getting started learning about 3d art, but I have a long past history of photography education and experience. Hearing that that will translate really puts my mind at ease, makes me feel like I am not making an unwise decision by spending time learning 3d art. I was worried that I had wasted all my time learning about photography if I was just going to learn about this anyway, but now I don't feel that way at all!! I am actually more excited.
I've been using Unreal for a while. I'm pretty confident with blueprints. But I really need to be able to make cinematic scenes. Also, a game I'm making needs a nightclub scene! I'm glad you're here to help!
A year ago, when i watched this video beginning to end, all this information just flew over my head. I decided to really learn unreal a month a ago and i can now understand everything... crazy
Thank you, Clint Nice Mocap haha! We just started making videos analysis on future projects in cities around the world ...the plan is to make them with the help of Unreal! I'm sure we will come back to this video. Thank you!
This is such a good video. You go over things quickly but with tons of information, so nothing drags or is too detailed for a casual viewing, but you still show everything so when going back to follow along carefully, the info is there. Really good balance of brief and informative.
Clint. Love your videos. Your ability to capture audiences from amateurs to professionals to those who found your video on their recommended page or following the rabbit trail with truly creative, inspirational, and informational content is remarkable. Your passion shows. Please don’t ever stop. If you read my comment, I hope it encourages you like you have encouraged me to step out and try my hand at a craft I’ve been passionate about since I could hold a camera in my hand and made my first video on windows movie maker. Peace.
What up, Clint! Nice you to see sir. Can't wait to enter for your next challenge. I totally agree with what you're saying here 11:05. I recently bought a vintage Minolta 35mm with a vintage 50mm lens to accompany it. It has been a blast. I never liked taking pictures before as they felt artificial and fake capture moment. However, I tried it out because of people telling me the same thing you recommended and not only did I have fun; but I also learned something new, found a new passion for street/ skateboarding photography, and it totally helps with understanding the film process, which in return, makes your shots look more professional.
Great video, nice to see a workflow overview and not just concentrating on a single part like rigging, the problem so many people face is the spend time learning bits but struggle to bring it all together. Keep it up
Been working at getting better cinematics in unreal for a few months. This was really specific and pertinent information. You saved me a lot of trial and error time. I’ll definitely be checking out the channels/info you recommended. Thank you.
wow . amazing stuff. thanks for going through all of these steps. as a vfx artist. i must say, i learned alot abt unreal engine ... that most unreal artists couldn't teach me. thumbs up
Hey, if your editor is stuckat aprox 39% with Ray Tracing ON, it's normal. The first time you load a RT ON project is sometimes about 10/20min. After that you'll get a normal launch time. cheers
Hey this is really helpful, I have been unsealing for a few months now and just started rendering videos yesterday but was struggling with aspects that you totally covered at the end here. Thanks so much. This will really speed up my current workflow. And I really like your delivery too.
Appreciate the use of ue4 instead of ue5. I know that ue5 is new and cool but I won't be using it til it's fully released so this video is some A1 sauce.
Thank you. I've been delaying making cutscenes because I needed something like this especially to understand how to get the aspect ratio right. You gave us that and more. Thank you!
I've been trying to learn Unreal for years. Because of being both overwhelmed and lazy... Haven't really jumped into it, a few tutorials here, a few videos there. But this video, has been a great resource! Along with the creators you mentioned. I hope one day to make cg movie one day, this has been a dream I've wanted to create for years now.
Had the same problem. What really helped me getting started, was finding a project i REALLY wanted to do. Until i found that particular project, i was just experimenting here and there, following several tutorials, but it never clicked, cuz nothing really connected. Maybe it helps you too to find an idea that gets you hooked, because then you start searching automatically for all the problems you encounter during the realisation of your personal project, and then it´s easier to understand how things are working together and are linked.
I’ve only just started my unreal journey and I know theirs a long road ahead of me. Currently watching a 5 hour tutorial and it’s taking me almost 2 weeks to get through it. And it’s only just the basics. I really hope that I can do this and get it under my belt
Thank you so much! It is so nice to see that there is no crazy magic but just work that needs to be done in ue and that I am on the right way already. Thank you for your cheat codes!
Been following your work since corridor and mograph podcast where you were discussng unreal engine workflow and nuances! Mahn, been a fan of your work! Love to see this video, This happens to be one of the BEST PACED UNREAL VIDEOS out there! Zen garden 2.0 needed! lmao!
You made me , want to learn 3D from your contest, seeing the amazing works you've done and mostly the progress you made through out the years !!! Keep doing your great work !!!! I'am gonna try to catch you up 😂 I ve learn 2d now time for 3d !
This video is an awesome resource. I wanted to do your 3D challenge and couldnt get the file to load correctly, but in your video you shared your render presets and I found them here. This will help a lot. Thank you!
Something I needed. Since the Corrodor days to now, I'm just so freaking happy to be alive, here and now and a part of this community as all of you but to witness Clint in action. Love the livestreams on the Sat mornings (early Sun mornings for us Melbourne Aussie). Can't wait to move to LA soon and immerse in the community
"Epic tutorial" indeed Amount of hard work and love in this video is INSANE Every step in this video actually can take hours and sometime days to solve... - Like in science... new progress will be "on shoulders of previous titans" - like this pwnisher video and William Faucher, and Steve Biegun, and Winbush and many many other great people and publications
I don't how useful this might be for you but there is a setting in lighting under details for an actor to choose a lighting channel for the object. So if you want to cast a light onto an object but not not another, you can just untick the lighting channel for the second actor. Hope your journey in UE is amazing!
Dude thats an awesome tutorial! super easy to follow the steps. please keep doing UE tutorials, as I want to learn UE also, for architectural visualizations and animations.
I also started diving in to unreal engine this month inspired by the tutorials and the art that the artist from megascans produces. Great content Clint! You are right it's very different from other 3D programs and it can be intimidating at times.
I see your full video and inspire to try ue4 and install it ,sadly my pc can't even open a project 😖 but it's ok when I get a good pc I will watch that video again
Amazing video and just what I've been looking for! Also appreciate sharing other channels that have been helpful to your journey, the more voices you can listen to when learning something new the faster you can learn it.
So glad to see you jumping in to this. I believe I watched a very new stream of you playing around with UE5? Definitely worth just jumping in to 5 right away. Great vid as usual.
This video really needs some love and highly inspirational for filmmakers who want to get started with unreal. Definitely recommend this to whoever is going to start with unreal we've gone through lot and this video is well guided masterpiece 💫
Amazing tutorial, holy cow. Can't wait to try to follow your steps. My biggest hangup is sequencer, shots, takes, subtracks... all that. It's what frustrates me to quitting (until I see something like this, which makes me want to try again). If you're looking for ideas, a deep dive into that would be so great. Pretty please? 🙏
Gonna try this tips tonight (currently my VATs artifacting as hell). Gonna be Friday to Monday sleepless night I guess. Thanks a ton & massive shoutout to Epic for making the tools accessible to everyone.
amazing bro i started learning unity and game dev in general around 6 months ago now im doing some unreal aswell just getting my first steps, i am also amazed by quixel short film, learning this huge software seems quite hard so far but im not giving up, i have hope some day ill be able to make something cool, thanks for all the links!
I’ve only really worked with blueprints for gameplay mechanics, but all the art and lighting stuff looks very interesting too. Most of the art, lighting, and world building tutorials I’ve seen are super long and overwhelming but this one is pretty short and a I think it’s a good starting point newbies like me. It was interesting to learn exactly what all these settings do. It helps that it’s a familiar voice as well. Never expected to learn UE4 from the wallet and phone guy xD
Awesome video dude! Thanks so much for the feature, and keep kicking butt :)
Thank you for all the help you provide to Unreal Engine users William :) My skylight usage in engine is 1000% more on point after I watched your videos XD You kick butt as well!
Thank you for all the help! You have become my nr. 1 unreal sensei
Yeah yall the real mvp
hey! youre the guy from the thing!
AND here comes ue4 cinematic legend... looking forward to see both of you together
I expect to watch this about 100 more times! Will quickly become most peoples number 1 go-to vid!
That would be amazing 😝 Thanks for watching!
@@pwnisher Yo, I watched those 2 videos of your CGI challenge compilations and I was immediately intrigued by CGI so I got an idea for the next CGI challenge: The prompt would be lofi studying. Artists can create entire loops of a character studying in different fantasy/sci-fi worlds.
Same! haha
Thanks for the shout-out Clint! Your enthusiasm for 3d art is amazing and the knowledge you share with everyone is really great 🙌
*never thanked ME for a **_shoutout_*
Clint this was literally the best and most artist friendly tutorial to unreal I've ever come across. You broke it all down simply and to the point without delving into crazy technical detail. Please make a series!
William Faucher is the BEST! can't wait to learn something new in this vid, thank you
Seriously, from one VFX artist to another, I can’t put into words how much I appreciate your tutorials, they are incredibly Well done and extremely easy to follow. If I were to start my career again, I’m sure these videos would quickly become my bible! Keep up the great work!
The timing for this video could not be more perfect. Finally forcing myself to start using unreal.
Super helpful video! Thank you for creating this! 👍👍
Something to note here is that you don't *need* an rtx card to use ray tracing in UE4. It will be much faster if you do, but it will work with a regular GPU, I use a gtx 1660 and it's low fps, but it does work to get renders.
is it work with gtx 1050 ?!
@@Mukhtar_SH I believe you need a GTX 1060 or higher.
Does UE4 run well on a GTX 1660? I have the same + 32 gigs of ram, so I'm wondering if it'll be decently smooth to get good renders..?
@@anishbapat4240 The render times are still very quick compared to an offline render (e.g. octane, arnold, cycles), but when you've got the quality maxxed out, the viewport is very sluggish, but It can gets the job done.
@@spuddie3207 I wonder if it's possible to have the viewport and render at different qualities to fix that, like you would in blender
i have a crappy 2021 macbook pro. I have never tried anything like this, and its way above the computing power i have. But, I have just sat and watched the whole thing. I find that this is something to throw on an chill out to. Keep up the great work!
This tutorial was fantastic! Thanks so much for all the info. Shoutout to big head guy 22:00
Yea brother LFG!! 🤙🏿
Probably the best Unreal tutorial out there for animators and filmmakers. Perfect timing, perfect pacing, the right topics, the right approach. PERFECTION!!
Dude! This breakdown was so good! Can't stress enough what you said about understanding real world cameras and cinematography to get more cinematic results. This breakdown was top tier and really helped me understand your Unreal Engine workflow at the level I am at (which is really just getting started haha) Thank you for putting out this incredible content!
I relate to this intro - thank you for helping us all out, even though I’ve gotten much better over the last year, I still don’t quite grasp this software as much as I’d like.
Yeeeeees!! It took lots of time, tutorial watching and honestly googling like, EVERYTHING!
@@pwnisher exactly, and like you, I kept going back to that comfort zone, which oddly enough for me was Blender. Either way, with this video and others on my plate, I’ll have some scenes out in the coming months. Thanks again ;)
My Brother, thank you sooo much for all your effort in helping others... You're great!!! Everything you said here, helped me a lot on achieving my gold, which is to make my music videos and projects look real cinematic... Thank you! I Really Appreciate you and what you do! God Bless You! After im done with what im doing, i will leave the link here... And i'm going to put you on my description as one of my MASTER SENSEIs .
Dude, this is so comprehensive. I'm just leaving a comment to help a little on the youtube promotion and stuff, but I can't put my eyes away from this video not for even a sec
Hey it's really hard to find tutorials that're actually relevant to my skill level and learning style. Just here to say this video was a god send, thank you.
It really encouraged me to hear that real world camera experience translates to 3d art. I am just getting started learning about 3d art, but I have a long past history of photography education and experience. Hearing that that will translate really puts my mind at ease, makes me feel like I am not making an unwise decision by spending time learning 3d art. I was worried that I had wasted all my time learning about photography if I was just going to learn about this anyway, but now I don't feel that way at all!! I am actually more excited.
AMAZING easy, quick and rad intro for UE with a creative and vast cinematographic language ! THANX Bruhhhh! CLAPSS!!!
this video is golden. Loved every second of it. You rock, man!
I've been using Unreal for a while. I'm pretty confident with blueprints. But I really need to be able to make cinematic scenes. Also, a game I'm making needs a nightclub scene! I'm glad you're here to help!
This video has been so important to me in my journey. You also introduced me to some amazing people like William here. Thank you so very much.
Am I the only one that gets super excited when I see a new video get uploaded?
I just started learning Unreal last week and your videos are gold. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!
A year ago, when i watched this video beginning to end, all this information just flew over my head. I decided to really learn unreal a month a ago and i can now understand everything... crazy
I decided to full send learning UE from zero experience, this video is awesome.
Thank you, Clint Nice Mocap haha! We just started making videos analysis on future projects in cities around the world ...the plan is to make them with the help of Unreal! I'm sure we will come back to this video. Thank you!
Dear pwnisher
you don't need a red cape to become a hero,
you're already my hero ... our hero .
THANK YOU !
This is such a good video. You go over things quickly but with tons of information, so nothing drags or is too detailed for a casual viewing, but you still show everything so when going back to follow along carefully, the info is there. Really good balance of brief and informative.
For a slight performance boost, and to keep things tidy, set any emissive materials lighting mode to ‘Unlit’.
Clint. Love your videos. Your ability to capture audiences from amateurs to professionals to those who found your video on their recommended page or following the rabbit trail with truly creative, inspirational, and informational content is remarkable. Your passion shows. Please don’t ever stop. If you read my comment, I hope it encourages you like you have encouraged me to step out and try my hand at a craft I’ve been passionate about since I could hold a camera in my hand and made my first video on windows movie maker. Peace.
As an almost beginner everything you explained here and the CLARITY in which you explained it is invaluable. Thank you so much
What up, Clint! Nice you to see sir. Can't wait to enter for your next challenge. I totally agree with what you're saying here 11:05. I recently bought a vintage Minolta 35mm with a vintage 50mm lens to accompany it. It has been a blast. I never liked taking pictures before as they felt artificial and fake capture moment. However, I tried it out because of people telling me the same thing you recommended and not only did I have fun; but I also learned something new, found a new passion for street/ skateboarding photography, and it totally helps with understanding the film process, which in return, makes your shots look more professional.
Great video, nice to see a workflow overview and not just concentrating on a single part like rigging, the problem so many people face is the spend time learning bits but struggle to bring it all together. Keep it up
You just Saved Me hours upon Hours of research .... thanks for Quality Content.
Wow this is too cool 👍🏻👍🏻😍😍
Looks so real
Been working at getting better cinematics in unreal for a few months. This was really specific and pertinent information. You saved me a lot of trial and error time.
I’ll definitely be checking out the channels/info you recommended.
Thank you.
Super.. thanks for taking the time out to do the vid. Learned loads
Wow! Mount Shrine shout-out! He was a good dude, and it was heartbreaking when we got wind of what happened. Thank you for doing this.
What an awesome video! Great work Clint.
Thanks for taking the time to make this. Very handy tips I would have never found!
This is so great. Finally a ground-up intro to Unreal for cinematics. Thank you!
Clint! This video is a blast! All the settings you explain fot the PP-Volume are so handy in finally clear to me. Thanks for that amazing video.
wow . amazing stuff. thanks for going through all of these steps. as a vfx artist. i must say, i learned alot abt unreal engine ... that most unreal artists couldn't teach me. thumbs up
Hey, if your editor is stuckat aprox 39% with Ray Tracing ON, it's normal. The first time you load a RT ON project is sometimes about 10/20min. After that you'll get a normal launch time. cheers
Hey this is really helpful, I have been unsealing for a few months now and just started rendering videos yesterday but was struggling with aspects that you totally covered at the end here. Thanks so much. This will really speed up my current workflow. And I really like your delivery too.
Appreciate the use of ue4 instead of ue5. I know that ue5 is new and cool but I won't be using it til it's fully released so this video is some A1 sauce.
Thank you. I've been delaying making cutscenes because I needed something like this especially to understand how to get the aspect ratio right. You gave us that and more. Thank you!
pwnisher just make the best content right now helps me with everything!
I've been trying to learn Unreal for years. Because of being both overwhelmed and lazy... Haven't really jumped into it, a few tutorials here, a few videos there. But this video, has been a great resource! Along with the creators you mentioned. I hope one day to make cg movie one day, this has been a dream I've wanted to create for years now.
Had the same problem. What really helped me getting started, was finding a project i REALLY wanted to do. Until i found that particular project, i was just experimenting here and there, following several tutorials, but it never clicked, cuz nothing really connected.
Maybe it helps you too to find an idea that gets you hooked, because then you start searching automatically for all the problems you encounter during the realisation of your personal project, and then it´s easier to understand how things are working together and are linked.
@@Suthriel Woah, That is an awesome idea!! I need to find my particular project to start on. Seriously, thanks for the inspiration! 👍
I’ve only just started my unreal journey and I know theirs a long road ahead of me. Currently watching a 5 hour tutorial and it’s taking me almost 2 weeks to get through it. And it’s only just the basics. I really hope that I can do this and get it under my belt
Ma man, Great video!
The Pwnisher himself made an Intro to UE5 video...immediate like! Nice work, son!
Great walkthrough, I've been putting off diving into unreal for cinematics but I'm gonna give it a go with this as a guide. :)
Thank you so much! It is so nice to see that there is no crazy magic but just work that needs to be done in ue and that I am on the right way already. Thank you for your cheat codes!
Been following your work since corridor and mograph podcast where you were discussng unreal engine workflow and nuances! Mahn, been a fan of your work! Love to see this video, This happens to be one of the BEST PACED UNREAL VIDEOS out there! Zen garden 2.0 needed! lmao!
You made me , want to learn 3D from your contest, seeing the amazing works you've done and mostly the progress you made through out the years !!! Keep doing your great work !!!! I'am gonna try to catch you up 😂 I ve learn 2d now time for 3d !
This video is an awesome resource. I wanted to do your 3D challenge and couldnt get the file to load correctly, but in your video you shared your render presets and I found them here. This will help a lot. Thank you!
Something I needed.
Since the Corrodor days to now, I'm just so freaking happy to be alive, here and now and a part of this community as all of you but to witness Clint in action.
Love the livestreams on the Sat mornings (early Sun mornings for us Melbourne Aussie). Can't wait to move to LA soon and immerse in the community
one of the best UR tuts ive ever seen, i learned sooo much in like 30 minutes!
Needed to rewatch every 20 seconds def need to come back to this over and over
So much info delivered so quickly, and i never felt lost. Fantastic! Thanks!
So humble, so good
"Epic tutorial" indeed
Amount of hard work and love in this video is INSANE
Every step in this video actually can take hours and sometime days to solve...
- Like in science... new progress will be "on shoulders of previous titans" - like this pwnisher video
and William Faucher, and Steve Biegun, and Winbush
and many many other great people and publications
Hey man, as a hobbyist indie game dev, you do a damn good job going over the lighting and camera settings in ue4. Thanks pwn, BOOOM HEADSHOT.
freakin' awesome. I'm so excited to put out some content. Thank you for covering so many question marks.
Liked even before I started Clint's video, because I know it's gonna be awesome as always!!
I don't how useful this might be for you but there is a setting in lighting under details for an actor to choose a lighting channel for the object. So if you want to cast a light onto an object but not not another, you can just untick the lighting channel for the second actor. Hope your journey in UE is amazing!
One of the best ue4 tutorials/guides ive seen! Inspired me to go back to learning unreal
Dude thats an awesome tutorial! super easy to follow the steps. please keep doing UE tutorials, as I want to learn UE also, for architectural visualizations and animations.
Keep it coming man, learning a lot and you way of explaining is easy to follow and clear... Thanks a lot
Great video, I wondered why my reflections in the final render looked so bad, now I know!
I also started diving in to unreal engine this month inspired by the tutorials and the art that the artist from megascans produces. Great content Clint! You are right it's very different from other 3D programs and it can be intimidating at times.
Nice one!!! And William Faucher is an amazing channel too
I see your full video and inspire to try ue4 and install it ,sadly my pc can't even open a project 😖 but it's ok when I get a good pc I will watch that video again
15:04
انها الدقيقه التي جعلتني اشعر بالفخر 😂😂, طريقه شرح عظيمه , لك كل الامتنان 💕.
Amazing video and just what I've been looking for! Also appreciate sharing other channels that have been helpful to your journey, the more voices you can listen to when learning something new the faster you can learn it.
So glad to see you jumping in to this. I believe I watched a very new stream of you playing around with UE5? Definitely worth just jumping in to 5 right away. Great vid as usual.
Just as I'm about to dive into a realistic project this vid drops 💯
Thank you so much for this tutorial man, it helped a lot, you're awesome, keep doing stuff like this.
This rocks, Clint! Thanks for making this
Wow!! This is exactly where I am in my UE also!! Thanks so much for this!!
This video really needs some love and highly inspirational for filmmakers who want to get started with unreal. Definitely recommend this to whoever is going to start with unreal we've gone through lot and this video is well guided masterpiece 💫
Well hot dog! Thanks for the high praise 🙏🏼
@@pwnisher Pleasure is mine bro 🤝
This is fantastic video!! If you find the time, please make more🙏🙏
THANK YOU for sharing your experience!
Amazing tutorial, holy cow. Can't wait to try to follow your steps. My biggest hangup is sequencer, shots, takes, subtracks... all that. It's what frustrates me to quitting (until I see something like this, which makes me want to try again). If you're looking for ideas, a deep dive into that would be so great. Pretty please? 🙏
thank youuuuu. this is one of those videos that i can always llok back to. thank you v much!
Absolutely love the deep dives! This is so helpful, thank you!
Amazing! Thank you for making this, cheers!
I barely made my first brazer using the in system tutorials🤣🤣🤣 this dude makes a whole club in two seconds
yooo this is way more than a breakdown!!
Legit, brilliant video.
Learned so much! 🙂
An excellently well put together video. I’ll defo be rewatching this a few times :)
omfg I wish I had this exact workflow a week ago, brilliant video!
Gonna try this tips tonight (currently my VATs artifacting as hell). Gonna be Friday to Monday sleepless night I guess. Thanks a ton & massive shoutout to Epic for making the tools accessible to everyone.
amazing bro i started learning unity and game dev in general around 6 months ago now im doing some unreal aswell just getting my first steps, i am also amazed by quixel short film, learning this huge software seems quite hard so far but im not giving up, i have hope some day ill be able to make something cool, thanks for all the links!
Incredibly helpful! Thank you so much for this!
I’ve only really worked with blueprints for gameplay mechanics, but all the art and lighting stuff looks very interesting too. Most of the art, lighting, and world building tutorials I’ve seen are super long and overwhelming but this one is pretty short and a I think it’s a good starting point newbies like me. It was interesting to learn exactly what all these settings do. It helps that it’s a familiar voice as well. Never expected to learn UE4 from the wallet and phone guy xD
all i can say is Thank You infinitely. I am an instant fan and student. You are sick bro!