WASD is in Blender! Shift + ~ is the hot key, and scroll wheel changes your speed. This also works in camera view and makes framing up shots so organic and wonderful. You can even switch it from fly to walk and have collision with the geometry.
wanted to thank you for taking the time to teach your community...the full workflows are sooo helpful to our learning and your kindness to teach us isnt unappreciated. #EachOneTeachOne
I'm a GSG+ member for several years and now i'm very excited to try it out in UE. Your tutorial is inspiring and a good starting point for my own little projects. Thanks for your helpful tips and a great tutorial as always.
NGL i was a bit disapointed that we didnt get in-depth modeling phase as i was excited about that part specifically. Still though, the video is amazing and the quality brings it together amazingly!
Amazing video as always 👏 It brings back good memories ! And the final animation is sooo satisfying and amazing 🤩 You inspire me Clint, keep the good work 👏
Hi, Thank you for the tutorial, after watching your videos and the corridor digital videos I became inspired to try and learn vfx, I have no clue what I'm doing but this was my first step towards learning thank you sir
Oh man! I just 100% sea of stars and it BLEW me away!! I went back to play their first game “The Messenger” and it’s equally as incredible! I can’t get enough! Other than that, I thought stray was goty for 2022.
This tutorial was awesome! Im starting to get into, product visualization. And this helped a lot! I was wondering if you can maybe in the future make a video that focuses on that. That maybe includes an exploded assembly animation. Thank you again for this awesome video!
@@pwnisher where it really shines is things like SSS, fuzz, translucency, fresnel, hair grooms… hard surface stuff will react to light much better but it’s a light and day difference when you’ve got shaders that rely on light transmission/bouncing! Depth of field is ridiculously better than lumen/RTX too when you turn on reference DoF in your post process. Can’t wait to see what else you make with the path tracer =)
This was a great video, Clint! I am an intermediate Blender user and have watched so many of your videos for inspiration but this was the first one I watched that seemed like I could really do that too. I decided to model my Nintendo 3DS and try this out too. I am going to try to finish it and hold myself accountable. I hope you have a good day :)
Omg that’s incredible news! Yes!! Please give it a shot and keep me posted on your progress here. I want to do my SP next cause this project was too fun!
Loving this as I'm creating a Gameboy Color myself! I do have to ask, what sort of camera/lens were you using to get rid of perspective in your refs?! (just saw you used a Sony and 24 mil). A set distance away? Those refs look clean. Are they in the file too? Or some way I can grab a copy of them? :D
Hi, great Tut, thanks. It help a lot to be familiar with some UE5 tools. Could you explain how at fisrt you delete the all landscape Mesh and the folder and HLOD instancing world partition. Thanks
Amazing work with the tutorial, really great tips. One thing I would really love to know is how did you setup the animated gobo texture in unreal, the static one I already knew how to do it, but the animated sequence I did everything I could possibly think of and nothing worked =/ Sorry for my bad english and greetings from Brazil
Hello in your video How I Create Photoreal 3D Environments using Unreal Engine 5 | Art tou show some factory windows how did u do this i can't make it in blender
was kinda missing the before and after of the lumon vs ray tracing, with how it was talked about i thought it would be done but there is no showcase of what the diffrences is between the two
That’s from me slowing it down slightly in Davinci. The frame interpolation had a hard time with the specular hilight whipping across the detail of the cartridge.
How did you get the GameBoy Color sticker on the black part of the screen? I’m still a bit of a noob at Unreal and can’t for the life of me figure it out even when I look at your project file that was provided.
Thank you! I ended up using a plane as well but I wan't sure if there was a more precise way of applying it because I was eyeballing the size of the plane to try to match your gameboy's logo@@pwnisher
Using displacements is a viable option for most cases, but the displacements will stretch the texture and that might be noticeable in super closeup shots. The modeled engraving is also a bit more optimal and doesn't require as many levels of subdivision to look nice. The downside ofcourse is that it's a lot of work to model them.
amazing tut, love your work, quick questions trying to add in the gameboy logo and power indercater in but its just replacing the texture I initially had. how do I go around adding stuff like that?
great video 👏 throughout it I had this burning question though. Why use unreal opposed to cinema 4D for this project? It sounds like a silly question considering how powerful & quick it is but just genuinely curious. I notice you tend to fluctuate between the 2 softwares I always kind of wanted to know why haha
As someone who used to use C4D and now exclusively uses UE5 for rendering, UE5 is just so much more fun to work in. The possibilities are endless, you can see what the final render will look like in REAL TIME, which is still mind blowing. It runs super well, has so many optimization features, so much free content, so many capabilities. It's also FREE for this type of use. Next year they're going to start charging for this type of use since companies like Ford and Disney are using it for free lol. But it's only companies that make above a certain threshold that will be charged
@@AnonYmous-cf2zw interesting I might give it a look sometime, I recently switched from c4d/maya back to blender because it didn’t fit my needs. The only thing I really miss is octane tbh not the actual softwares itself but Ue5 looks promising for rendering
UE5 is great for real-time rendering, landscapes, real-world product vis etc. but imo doesn't have the same "mograph" abilities that C4D or Blender has. For example, let's say this project needed the Gameboy to transform into a Nintendo switch, C4D would have a lot more tools to achieve that visual transformation in a lot of different ways. Then you could always datasmith that sim into UE to render if you wanted. Any UE gurus feel free to prove me wrong though, id love to learn more about UE's capabilities
There are few more options to get the same effect for example: 1. Make Blueprint Actor and add there all of your meshes (prolly the best cuz you can make some programming on it, like setting variable to choose cartridge or have presets to change color of your object) 2. Add empty actor and set it like that cube 3. Choose one main part of your model and put all other things as children
Yo thats legiiiiit. I had a hard time understanding the different versions of green. So there was a US one too right? In the all green cartridge? And the Japanese version was in the grey cartridge?
@@pwnisher I don't think there was a u.s/ english version of green. My Pokemon green is in Japanese with a green colored cartridge. Idk any other variants.
So what did Clint actually do if not model or texture (in Substance but rather applied some premade textures or materials?), just lighting and rendering? Just wondering if this specific video is worth my time.
Yoooooo!! I really enjoyed it and was pleasantly surprised. I saw them love at the greek theater which was really great (just a touch quiet for a rock show which was kinda lame.) but hey, i loved it! I hadn’t listened to it since it came out. Don’t get me wrong i had it on repeat for like a month. What did you think? Did you hear SW’s new solo album? That one had a buncha bangers too.
WASD is in Blender! Shift + ~ is the hot key, and scroll wheel changes your speed. This also works in camera view and makes framing up shots so organic and wonderful. You can even switch it from fly to walk and have collision with the geometry.
🤯🤯🤯
@@pwnisher In endless engines, can you please put spies in disguise car and ralph breaks the internet vehicles and the bad guys car?
OH MY GOD, I JUST KNOW NOW
Looks really really good! Great job man 🤙🏿
Yo thanks a ton Winbush! 🙏🏼
@@pwnisher Oh Winbush is here... Wadup Wadup 🤙
@@pwnisheralso In endless engines, can you please put spies in disguise car and ralph breaks the internet shanks car and the bad guys car?
wanted to thank you for taking the time to teach your community...the full workflows are sooo helpful to our learning and your kindness to teach us isnt unappreciated. #EachOneTeachOne
Dude you’re killing it! I love this! Missed you on Smash the other night hahaha!
Yooooooo! Man I missed you guys too! I'm down this weekend if y'all are around.
What's smash man??
@@pwnisher In endless engines, can you please put spies in disguise car and ralph breaks the internet vehicles and the bad guys car?
I'm a GSG+ member for several years and now i'm very excited to try it out in UE. Your tutorial is inspiring and a good starting point for my own little projects. Thanks for your helpful tips and a great tutorial as always.
Amazing tutorial yet again. It teaches so much and at a pace that isn't too slow or too fast. Clint is the man. Amazing renders too btw.
So glad you enjoyed it man!
@@pwnisher In endless engines, can you please put spies in disguise car and ralph breaks the internet vehicles and the bad guys car?
Awesome stuff! So cool to see MDK help out with the modeling :)
Sotooooo
@@pwnisher Cliiiiiint :)
NGL i was a bit disapointed that we didnt get in-depth modeling phase as i was excited about that part specifically.
Still though, the video is amazing and the quality brings it together amazingly!
Amazing video as always 👏 It brings back good memories ! And the final animation is sooo satisfying and amazing 🤩
You inspire me Clint, keep the good work 👏
Really good job Clint and mdk :)
WTF!
That was incredible! I need more classes with you! Hugs from Brazil, I loved the content!
Love this topic and you tutorial is excellent! Chocked full on critical info and paced perfectly! Thank you! 👏👏👏
Heck yeah!! It was a whopper indeed, but glad you’re mining the info you need.
@@pwnisher In endless engines, can you please put spies in disguise car and ralph breaks the internet vehicles and the bad guys car?
the intro makes me wanna play Pokémon haha, awesome tutorial as always Sir Clint 👏👏👏
your tutor speed is perfect👌🏾
I feel that I've been summoned 👾
Very awesome video!
Summoned indeed :)
oh man my childhood rushed back to me seeing those Gameboys and pokemon red
Hi, Thank you for the tutorial, after watching your videos and the corridor digital videos I became inspired to try and learn vfx, I have no clue what I'm doing but this was my first step towards learning thank you sir
love this! awesome work Clint!
Thanks for making this tutorial
Amazing tutorial!
Dope video! Great tips on the additive animation sequence tracks 🙌🏽
Yeah that was a huge one for me! So simple but def a big one.
Thanks for bringing me back to the gameboy era, curious what's your current favorite game you're playing?
Oh man! I just 100% sea of stars and it BLEW me away!! I went back to play their first game “The Messenger” and it’s equally as incredible! I can’t get enough! Other than that, I thought stray was goty for 2022.
just yesterday i was checking your channel for some latest videos now i got it
This is so cool 😎
@MDK to the rescue!
Thank you Clint!!!
This tutorial was awesome! Im starting to get into, product visualization. And this helped a lot! I was wondering if you can maybe in the future make a video that focuses on that. That maybe includes an exploded assembly animation.
Thank you again for this awesome video!
I'm in the same boat!
You should really create another 3d modeling challenge with the hero walking away from an explosion perspective!
Merry Christmas and New Year 2024 from me. Feliz Navidad y Año Nuevo 2024 de mi parte.
Very good tutorial. Thanks
Love this!
Finally a path traced project, can’t emphasize how amazing the path tracer is compared to lumen.
Yeah it’s freakin awesome! Im glad I finally dove in and figured it out on this one. I’ll definitely be using it more often.
@@pwnisher where it really shines is things like SSS, fuzz, translucency, fresnel, hair grooms… hard surface stuff will react to light much better but it’s a light and day difference when you’ve got shaders that rely on light transmission/bouncing! Depth of field is ridiculously better than lumen/RTX too when you turn on reference DoF in your post process. Can’t wait to see what else you make with the path tracer =)
Path Tracer has some limitations, unfortunately...
@@cg-school in 5.3, pretty much most of these limitation are now supported with the PT from what I know.
I'm gonna start sending my saved render settings to my friends now haha
Great tutorial! thank you!
Let us know when ya boi makes a modeling tutorial
WAIT - you live in ATL now? lets goo I moved from CA to HI to ATL. great move
Hello Pwnisher, I have been a fan since your cardboard warefare video :)
Shooooot thats old school man! Thank you so so much for sticking around. Really that’s incredible!
Excelente video, muchas gracias!!
This was a great video, Clint! I am an intermediate Blender user and have watched so many of your videos for inspiration but this was the first one I watched that seemed like I could really do that too. I decided to model my Nintendo 3DS and try this out too. I am going to try to finish it and hold myself accountable. I hope you have a good day :)
Omg that’s incredible news! Yes!! Please give it a shot and keep me posted on your progress here. I want to do my SP next cause this project was too fun!
Nice job.
thx for that.
I have zero interest in actually making this, but was really fun to watch
Yo glad you enjoyed!
These materials make things appear as if they were rendered using path tracing.
It’s true. They look real buttery :)
Loving this as I'm creating a Gameboy Color myself!
I do have to ask, what sort of camera/lens were you using to get rid of perspective in your refs?! (just saw you used a Sony and 24 mil). A set distance away? Those refs look clean.
Are they in the file too? Or some way I can grab a copy of them? :D
UE5 is masterpease !
Cool video. Thanks! Subscribed.
Great video! Do you have any console commands you tend to use in MRQ when rendering with path tracer?
WOW... I'm in Atlanta too hopefully we will bump into each other one day!!!
Lol i guess i failed to mention i moved back to cali like 12 yrs ago hahah. Really like the ATL tho. It’s my second home.
Thank You
Clint, throw yourself a bounce card on the left of screen so we get that light bouncing upon thee
You absolute beast. 💯 🎉
Hi, great Tut, thanks. It help a lot to be familiar with some UE5 tools. Could you explain how at fisrt you delete the all landscape Mesh and the folder and HLOD instancing world partition. Thanks
Amazing work with the tutorial, really great tips. One thing I would really love to know is how did you setup the animated gobo texture in unreal, the static one I already knew how to do it, but the animated sequence I did everything I could possibly think of and nothing worked =/
Sorry for my bad english and greetings from Brazil
Hello in your video How I Create Photoreal 3D Environments using Unreal Engine 5 | Art tou show some factory windows how did u do this i can't make it in blender
Can you make a tutorial about texture displacement in unreal engine ?
was kinda missing the before and after of the lumon vs ray tracing, with how it was talked about i thought it would be done but there is no showcase of what the diffrences is between the two
Great job as always man! Did you see Sab3d and Juangatillo Gameboys on youtube? they made the Color and the Advance respectively.
No!? I’m checking this out, cause yeah I wanna do the SP now!
@@pwnisher Yes! Can't wait to see your next project!
very nice!
MDK is daddy!!!
24:17 why does that artifacting (warble) happen?
That’s from me slowing it down slightly in Davinci. The frame interpolation had a hard time with the specular hilight whipping across the detail of the cartridge.
really curious about how much time it took you to render with path tracer?
Amazing video btw
4k, at 500 samples was like 2 hrs tops on an a6000.
Depending on your GPU. If you have old one (for example GTX1080 ti) you can not run Path Tracer
@pwnisher I don't think there's much difference between Unreal pathtracing and Cinema 4D/Blender in terms of rendering time.
Hello.. Thank you for the valuable information
Could you share the link to get blinds lights please
Gold
May I ask how much time you needed fo this project aproximetly?
Turd! Great tutotial :)
Snorted nostalgia with that dust man 😂😂😂😂
Straight to the dome!
How did you get the GameBoy Color sticker on the black part of the screen? I’m still a bit of a noob at Unreal and can’t for the life of me figure it out even when I look at your project file that was provided.
So its just a separate material (with an opacity map) on a plane hovering juuuust above the screen.
You could use a decal to easily do this as well 🤙🏾
Thank you! I ended up using a plane as well but I wan't sure if there was a more precise way of applying it because I was eyeballing the size of the plane to try to match your gameboy's logo@@pwnisher
Thank you! @@JonathanWinbush
@@BigVicMedia absolutely 🤙🏿🤙🏿
Love you bro your production is incredible
Bless 🙏🏼
Hello, what camera do you use? it looks soooo good
Thanks! It’s an a7rii with a G Master 24-70
In endless engines, can you please put spies in disguise car and ralph breaks the internet vehicles and the bad guys car?
A question from a layman, do you really need to engrave the text on the mesh? Wouldn't a displacement solve it?
Using displacements is a viable option for most cases, but the displacements will stretch the texture and that might be noticeable in super closeup shots. The modeled engraving is also a bit more optimal and doesn't require as many levels of subdivision to look nice. The downside ofcourse is that it's a lot of work to model them.
Geo will always look nicer. For something this close up, it’s worth it
amazing tut, love your work, quick questions trying to add in the gameboy logo and power indercater in but its just replacing the texture I initially had. how do I go around adding stuff like that?
So i just have those each as their own material (with an opacity texture) applied to individual planes hovering juuuuuust above the screen itself.
MORE BOSS FIGHTS
can you make a tutorial for archViz in UN5
great video 👏 throughout it I had this burning question though. Why use unreal opposed to cinema 4D for this project? It sounds like a silly question considering how powerful & quick it is but just genuinely curious.
I notice you tend to fluctuate between the 2 softwares I always kind of wanted to know why haha
Maybe unreal has better tools and stuff?
As someone who used to use C4D and now exclusively uses UE5 for rendering, UE5 is just so much more fun to work in. The possibilities are endless, you can see what the final render will look like in REAL TIME, which is still mind blowing. It runs super well, has so many optimization features, so much free content, so many capabilities. It's also FREE for this type of use.
Next year they're going to start charging for this type of use since companies like Ford and Disney are using it for free lol. But it's only companies that make above a certain threshold that will be charged
@@AnonYmous-cf2zw interesting I might give it a look sometime, I recently switched from c4d/maya back to blender because it didn’t fit my needs. The only thing I really miss is octane tbh not the actual softwares itself but Ue5 looks promising for rendering
UE5 is great for real-time rendering, landscapes, real-world product vis etc. but imo doesn't have the same "mograph" abilities that C4D or Blender has. For example, let's say this project needed the Gameboy to transform into a Nintendo switch, C4D would have a lot more tools to achieve that visual transformation in a lot of different ways. Then you could always datasmith that sim into UE to render if you wanted. Any UE gurus feel free to prove me wrong though, id love to learn more about UE's capabilities
Honestly I was a bit gutted about the modeling as thats what I am worst at. But this contents pretty good.
Yeah I feel you. I think that would essentially have to be a multi-part masterclass, where ppl follow along with the instructor hahaha.
Holy hell, I never thought about using a cube as a null object in UE5...I've been spending a lot of time animating each individual object :(
There are few more options to get the same effect for example:
1. Make Blueprint Actor and add there all of your meshes (prolly the best cuz you can make some programming on it, like setting variable to choose cartridge or have presets to change color of your object)
2. Add empty actor and set it like that cube
3. Choose one main part of your model and put all other things as children
I need to look into option one. I have zero BP exp.
How to import gameboy file guys?
When will be the next huge challenge event?
February!!
Gave away my pokemon blue, still have my original Japanese green version.
Yo thats legiiiiit. I had a hard time understanding the different versions of green. So there was a US one too right? In the all green cartridge? And the Japanese version was in the grey cartridge?
@@pwnisher I don't think there was a u.s/ english version of green. My Pokemon green is in Japanese with a green colored cartridge. Idk any other variants.
looking into it i guess i got a fake. My mom got it on ebay for me. @@pwnisher
I'm confused how UE is the right tool for this job...Texturing looked like a pain. You could have achieved the same results much quicker in Substance.
So what did Clint actually do if not model or texture (in Substance but rather applied some premade textures or materials?), just lighting and rendering? Just wondering if this specific video is worth my time.
when is new chellange
Looks so cool but….. 1,292,623 faces 😢
First I guess! This is cool
Now turn it into a functional emulator :P
second!
CLINT! what do you think of Porcupine Tree's latest album??
Yoooooo!! I really enjoyed it and was pleasantly surprised. I saw them love at the greek theater which was really great (just a touch quiet for a rock show which was kinda lame.) but hey, i loved it! I hadn’t listened to it since it came out. Don’t get me wrong i had it on repeat for like a month. What did you think? Did you hear SW’s new solo album? That one had a buncha bangers too.
cool cherrs,pls add me tooo thanx