What artists and engines will do with openworlds - more beautiful than outside the window What AAA studios gonna do wit openworld games - dumb kill 9999 mobs
@@SandroKornely what about actual level design though...? i feel like both artists and AAA studios completely neglect making cool structures and interesting places. instead everyone just spends a huge budget on graphics instead these days
@@mow_cat for me, that problem, as a lot of problems in modern level design, connected wit huge budget at AAA game - studios target to millions of players and cant risk to create very complex levels or game design. But thx good Arcane studio exist in our world XD
Ok, the way you created this level and the background music going, it just put me in the mood to start designing levels again! After so many false starts, I feel like I just need to have a better plan and layout to get it done! Great job on this and hope to see more! XD
UE5 is really great for level design imo. The Bridge plugin allows you to get Megascans assets seemlessly, it makes looking for assets much less troubling!
Same, especially with nanite! It'll make it such a breeze not having to worry about processing limits and focusing on optimization as much. Now we can mainly focus on the design elements. Also huge open world stuff will be awesome to make. Not to mention this is only in beta!
I mean they likely wouldn't have been able to do much more, I mean game development up until this point was very limited in resources, so many talented long time devs learned more about how to optimize/build down without ruining the artistic representation as apose to how to build up. It would be more interesting to see how a concept design artist would approach UE5, and build a scene that would be demanding, and impressive visually.
@@valdask362 stop. It’s just a chip that reads familiar neural impulses, we were presented with a few very specific cases demonstrated on animals, it will be able to, say, manipulate a prosthetic in a few years, yeah, but we’re not even sure if it’s gonna have lots of false positives due to our brains being pretty chaotic because thinking is a complex process. If a small fracture of stuff like this shitty anime is even gonna appear this century it’s definitely going to be closer to the end
@@limbsmith humans started playing with sticks and stones, look where we are now. Everything starts somewhere and I think that “chip” is a good place to start
War Thunder in a nutshell. And they are terriblely designed maps as well....It's like they gave a intern for administration the task to make a map like WTF
I think I get the gist of how making realistic landscapes work and how to be more efficient with your time and not forget the other day that you planned to add in a bunch of trees/rocks in a specific location. Good thing I learned something + it was fun to watch it I'm a beginner to unreal 5 (and unreal in general with basic knowledge) so I think this has helped me a lot. Thank you for this
I mean “level design” In The title is a little misleading seeing as how it’s really only for one perspective, like a render. But never the less it’s pretty sick
I was thinking of creating alien worlds by modifying the quixel assets in mixer and applying different textures to interesting shapes something like alien vegetation.
3D location building (Using Unreal Engine etc.) is mostly called Level design in practice, while the term of location concept is usually reserved for visual artists that create the, well, concept of the location alongside the props (Actors) required for the designer to create the world based on those building blocks. Sure, on youtube the same people do both the conceptualization and the building, but in the industry these are usually 2 separate jobs.
Unreal Engine 5 showcase makes me wanna switch from Unity, that I have been using for about 10 years, and have so much experience with. But Unreal just looks so superior
Have you noticed yet that they've turned off the displacement on your ground materials? They expect you to build your terrain out of thousands of scanned patches.
Hey Sandro, thanks a million for putting together such a cool video, really inspired me to create! I'm a beginner, so I'm having trouble at the moment generating that rolling ground fog you have. Would you be able to point me in the direction of achieving that effect? I've tried dozens of tutorials, but all of them are about volumetric sky clouds and the few workarounds I found don't seem to work with UE5! Thank you so much man, and congratulations on your skills this is amazing 👏🏻
Just a headsup, Landscape geom is not represented in Lumen so it won't contribute to your Global Illumination, it's better to use export it as a mesh when you're done sculpting. Amazing video!! Subscribing :)
@@SandroKornely hmmm odd. The documentation says it's not supported docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/en-US/RenderingFeatures/Lumen/TechOverview/ "Landscape geometry is not currently represented in the Lumen Scene and therefore does not bounce lighting. This will be supported in a future release of the engine." But glad it works!
Nice work! Level design sure is time costly. I remember designing a level and I had to put a pile of rocks somewhere. Drag, drop, rotate, scale over and over. It was a nightmare. Luckily many useful plugin like the Naatur Plugin can help save time and sanity. Level designers should check it out. It's a life saver.
I’m going to school soon to do exactly this later in my life. Would you suggest Game Design or Game art? I quite literally just want to build worlds and whatnot, which Bachelors would focus more on helping me get good at that?
Let's say you used Google maps to build a town. Then if you deep search for close ups of rocks and grass in 8k or high def could you load these as texture mapping to make higher quality visuals up close?
Looks like it's sped up 4-6 times or so. So somewhere in the ballpark of 1 to 2 hours, which is not bad for a nice cinematic scene (which this is, it's hardly a 'level').
I kind of want a linear game with this level of detail. All open world games seems to have shortcomings, a good story, linear game with gamechanging graphics is missed
Hey Sandro, Did you use lumen for this? I'm having trouble with really large scale scenes + Lumen + foliage. The shadows from the trees don't seem to be the best, wasn't sure if people have figured this out yet
he thought he could trick us. turns out he's not super fast at it, the videos just sped up.
hope it is joke XD
So is this supposed to be a joke ?
tf?
I predict a lot of whoosh.
@@SandroKornely Yeh, just joking around 😉😅
woah, we have come a long long way in computer graphics, I cannot wait for an unreal engine 5 open world game, even if I don't play it :)
What artists and engines will do with openworlds - more beautiful than outside the window
What AAA studios gonna do wit openworld games - dumb kill 9999 mobs
But there are some good stuff out there like horizon zero dawn
@@SandroKornely pick up 10 mushrooms and kill 10 of these innocent deer
@@SandroKornely what about actual level design though...?
i feel like both artists and AAA studios completely neglect making cool structures and interesting places. instead everyone just spends a huge budget on graphics instead these days
@@mow_cat for me, that problem, as a lot of problems in modern level design, connected wit huge budget at AAA game - studios target to millions of players and cant risk to create very complex levels or game design. But thx good Arcane studio exist in our world XD
Ok, the way you created this level and the background music going, it just put me in the mood to start designing levels again! After so many false starts, I feel like I just need to have a better plan and layout to get it done! Great job on this and hope to see more! XD
UE5 is really great for level design imo. The Bridge plugin allows you to get Megascans assets seemlessly, it makes looking for assets much less troubling!
Same, especially with nanite! It'll make it such a breeze not having to worry about processing limits and focusing on optimization as much.
Now we can mainly focus on the design elements. Also huge open world stuff will be awesome to make.
Not to mention this is only in beta!
Imagine what game devs that used unreal for years can do with this
I mean they likely wouldn't have been able to do much more, I mean game development up until this point was very limited in resources, so many talented long time devs learned more about how to optimize/build down without ruining the artistic representation as apose to how to build up.
It would be more interesting to see how a concept design artist would approach UE5, and build a scene that would be demanding, and impressive visually.
And imagine what Elon Musk with his neuralink and game devs can do, like SAO
veteran game devs: yes.
@@valdask362 stop. It’s just a chip that reads familiar neural impulses, we were presented with a few very specific cases demonstrated on animals, it will be able to, say, manipulate a prosthetic in a few years, yeah, but we’re not even sure if it’s gonna have lots of false positives due to our brains being pretty chaotic because thinking is a complex process. If a small fracture of stuff like this shitty anime is even gonna appear this century it’s definitely going to be closer to the end
@@limbsmith humans started playing with sticks and stones, look where we are now. Everything starts somewhere and I think that “chip” is a good place to start
"We are sorry, our game needs more time. We will add another map in probably a year or so.... stay tuned"
And then there is this guy
Also a new map will be available only wit 20$ dlc)
thats not how you make proper maps for video games... I mean... this is just a map, and not a place for a game to work.
@@MemoriesLP true 100%) but i think he just joked)
@@MemoriesLP I know, I know ;)
War Thunder in a nutshell. And they are terriblely designed maps as well....It's like they gave a intern for administration the task to make a map like WTF
the closest guard rails are facing the wrong way tho
nice to see the workflow and it was a great result!
Made me very melancholic watching this. Perfect music choice for the setting btw.
Was nice watching it.
This is not level design. This is environment art.
Dear god, imagine how indie games will be.
Edit: Yes, Pixel art :>
Still using pixel art
@@Mr_Tokon 😂😂😂😂😂😂
They'll be full of pre-order "bonuses" and pre-order early-access 😂
@@MangaGamified ...
@@Mr_Tokon :D lmao noooooooo
I think I get the gist of how making realistic landscapes work and how to be more efficient with your time and not forget the other day that you planned to add in a bunch of trees/rocks in a specific location. Good thing I learned something + it was fun to watch it
I'm a beginner to unreal 5 (and unreal in general with basic knowledge) so I think this has helped me a lot. Thank you for this
Good luck in learning UE to u!)
I really enjoyed watching this, super inspiring. Excellent music choice btw. Thank you so much for sharing your work!
I mean “level design” In The title is a little misleading seeing as how it’s really only for one perspective, like a render. But never the less it’s pretty sick
Good job, my friend! the final result is great. I like how they keep the same workflow for Unreal Engine 5 but with a higher final product.
This is the perfect game title screen. It really can set a mod with a single look.
Looks great!
That's more level art than level design tho in my opinion.
This is amazing and is inspiring me to wanting to learn UE5 right now.
I was thinking of creating alien worlds by modifying the quixel assets in mixer and applying different textures to interesting shapes something like alien vegetation.
so
It’s interesting seeing different workflows
More like Speed concept art but it's still good
As amazing as Unreal 5 is it's still amazing how people refer to location concept as Level Design.
3D location building (Using Unreal Engine etc.) is mostly called Level design in practice, while the term of location concept is usually reserved for visual artists that create the, well, concept of the location alongside the props (Actors) required for the designer to create the world based on those building blocks. Sure, on youtube the same people do both the conceptualization and the building, but in the industry these are usually 2 separate jobs.
This looks unreal!!
Well done! Excited to start using this. Sad you couldn't see the road in the finished render video
"level design" - more like a static scene design xD still looks good
its not a level its more a render .
So well done! Kudos. And great music choice too.
PC Specs CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 2700x Eight Core
GPU: GTX 1080Ti
32 Gb RAM
@3:31
Отличный результат. Дело мастера боится!
yeah but the road barriers are in wrong position
Yes, that triggered me as well. Not too shabby in 10-15h.
No Unreal Tournament.....I cry every time
Yeah, same.... I miss 2004. That was just the best game.
Omg. Again this SPEEEEEEED level design. What exactly makes it SPEEEEEED? Fast mouse clicking, fast keyboard typing or just 4x video speed?
Nice bro nice...i love it
Finally someone starting...
I would've liked an actual time estimate of how long this took, without the timelapse
heard of "description"?
@@rummyrummyrum76 hahaha xD
@@rummyrummyrum76 funny, although when I made this that wasn't there.
@@ProtoPropski so you watched this video in 2007? Or when TH-cam was in beta?
Ah, so this is what crunch looks like in real time.
16:45 respect for Rust and Euro Truck Simulator 2)))
Me watching this in 2x: now *this* is speed
Unreal Engine 5 showcase makes me wanna switch from Unity, that I have been using for about 10 years, and have so much experience with. But Unreal just looks so superior
already did.
welcome to the board!
It almost looks….
Unreal
You will not regret it! Plus youll adopt it much faster that complete begginers.
Have you noticed yet that they've turned off the displacement on your ground materials? They expect you to build your terrain out of thousands of scanned patches.
Yep, I hope they are going to give us some new landscape tools in the furture or replace the feature or something as far as landscape creation.
Very nice, but the posts of the guardrails should be on the outer side of the road ;)
Hey Sandro, thanks a million for putting together such a cool video, really inspired me to create! I'm a beginner, so I'm having trouble at the moment generating that rolling ground fog you have. Would you be able to point me in the direction of achieving that effect? I've tried dozens of tutorials, but all of them are about volumetric sky clouds and the few workarounds I found don't seem to work with UE5! Thank you so much man, and congratulations on your skills this is amazing 👏🏻
Just a headsup, Landscape geom is not represented in Lumen so it won't contribute to your Global Illumination, it's better to use export it as a mesh when you're done sculpting. Amazing video!! Subscribing :)
Yo) just checked - landscapes affect on GI and perfectly working
@@SandroKornely hmmm odd. The documentation says it's not supported docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/en-US/RenderingFeatures/Lumen/TechOverview/ "Landscape geometry is not currently represented in the Lumen Scene and therefore does not bounce lighting. This will be supported in a future release of the engine." But glad it works!
@@theforerunner1Checked one more time) It was SSGI,) thx for info
Please please, do this on normal speed and narrate to make it a tutorial. I'd pay for it!
What i hate about most ue5 videos is that almost everyone uses textures/models/trees from megascan libraries instead of creating their own.
so watch the work not the level of artists, but environment artists )
That's amazing.
This was very inspiring!
Well that was freaking awesome!
Nice work! Level design sure is time costly. I remember designing a level and I had to put a pile of rocks somewhere. Drag, drop, rotate, scale over and over. It was a nightmare. Luckily many useful plugin like the Naatur Plugin can help save time and sanity. Level designers should check it out. It's a life saver.
Bro this is sooooo awesome 🤩🤩🤩
UE 5 is like 3 buttons Big Pp fake at the same time it's super cool .
I'm working on a project (non-game), would you be interested in making some nature scenes with as much details as possible with UE5?
A year later but respected the work 🙌
4-8 GB RAMs: My Job Is Done, Now I Can Retire
Damn man , you motivated me i shall learn too if only 1 man can do that much
This looks awesome! I love the cloudy look, the design itself just looks awesome. What you gonna do with the level or is it just there?
Looks amazing, alot to learn in this software, i think your video is a good resource for us to learn from, keep up the good work
It all starts with a cube...
Your ground material is awesome. Please make a tutorial about ground material. It's really important as its took a big portion.
this is not my own material, i just made a small tweaks)
www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/redwood-forest-collection
In what universe is it interresting to see a human doing countless hours of work and then sped it up into a 17 min video?
я в телевизоре)) ( Ramzie )
When I read “speed level” I dont know why it made me think your were making a sonic map
Feel good game of the year :)
Beautiful music
I wonder how many compositions are effected by the sky box
I’m going to school soon to do exactly this later in my life. Would you suggest Game Design or Game art? I quite literally just want to build worlds and whatnot, which Bachelors would focus more on helping me get good at that?
I want to buy a lap top. What’s a best lap top to do all this. Also, can your character run in the world you
Made?
Bro this is unreal. I dont care I just had to. Couldn't pass up such an opportunity
OMG!!! THIS IS SO BEATIFUL WORK, BECAUSE IT'S LOOKING SO COOOL! PLS MAKE VIDEO FROM THIS FOR WALLPAPER ENGINE
10-15 hours for this by one person.
Wow this could mean game devs can actually make better games and not waste alot of time on graphics
How do you add things in the distance without moving the camera closer? Seems amazing to me
Good learning material, thanks :)
You can tell it's a speed level design because the footage is sped up 10x.
Let's say you used Google maps to build a town. Then if you deep search for close ups of rocks and grass in 8k or high def could you load these as texture mapping to make higher quality visuals up close?
How fast can you do this. Video on this exact subject please? I imagine billions being made soon
well done, how long did it take you to create in RealTime?
Looks like it's sped up 4-6 times or so. So somewhere in the ballpark of 1 to 2 hours, which is not bad for a nice cinematic scene (which this is, it's hardly a 'level').
About 10-15 hours = 2 sleepless nights with UE5)
A lot of preparatory work behind the scenes XD
@@PeppoMusic x10 or i x15 in some parts
@@SandroKornely Oof okay.
those guardrails are a danger to all drivers :p
other than that. thats amazing.
How long did it take you in total?
now i see)) lol) about 10-15h
Just curious how did you get the puddle effect? I slowed it down to look but I’m still confused
How were you able to get the trees I tried using city park content folder but the trees were not texturing when i place them in my scene i used ue5
I kind of want a linear game with this level of detail. All open world games seems to have shortcomings, a good story, linear game with gamechanging graphics is missed
This is not level design. This is throwing a bunch of stock assets on terrain.
I don't see any gameplay scripts.
Yayy, finnaly we can make a real life in our computer :D
This looks *unreal*
Really cool, but at the end could have shown the whole scene, i wanted to see more now i'll just let my mind construct eb=verything together 😄
Very nice process!
Just recently downloaded URE5 and still tryna figure things out
Выглядит класс, но заметил ошибку. Отбойники вдоль дороги должны располагаться внутрь дороги, а у тебя один внутрь, а другой наружу.
When they create an AI that can randomly create and manage games is when we get the games we dream of.
What sky asset are you using? I would love to know about it.
its nice bro... when i open any file in unreal engine 5 is doing crash. please help.?
sun cloud material is genius
Witcher’s new game engine ?!? 🤤
Really amazing job buddy, Im really curious how did you do the ground fog (fog sheets or volumetric?)
It is pretty simple particle with volumetric material ;)
What's the name of first music in video ?
Hey Sandro,
Did you use lumen for this? I'm having trouble with really large scale scenes + Lumen + foliage. The shadows from the trees don't seem to be the best, wasn't sure if people have figured this out yet
Lumen should work better with foliage now.
Do you have / are planning to make a tutorial on how to do this kind of thing by any chance?
great job, can you tell me pls how you made this sky sphere like this
hdrihaven.com/ simple material, simple mesh)
ue5 fever is ON.
Does anyone know the name of the first song?
at some point of the video I turned off the screen and chill with the music 🎶
yep! Scott Buckley doing awsome staff
Watching this benefits me how?
so nice! What graphic card of your PC?
RTX 9999
@3:31 it shows he is using a GTX 1080 Ti
@@frmtheden Thank so much
@@eneshalc6739 Haha
if I can do this in Lumion in slow speed in 3 or 5 min? the same. to get nice movie or render, not game platform.
yes why not) From my view all last few updates from epicgames made for people who doing cinematics not games)
Omegalul dreamworld devs need to take notes.