UE4 Tutorial: Quick Scene Using Modular Pipes & Corridor Assets with Unreal Engine 4

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The best part about finishing up a modular asset set is creating something with it.
But even if you didn't create an asset set yourself, its good practice to spend a few hours with that set and familiarize yourself with it.
I decided to use "Modular Pipes" together with "The Corridor Project" assets that I created couple of years ago.
Here is how to use two different asset sets together within one scene and construct something interesting.
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"Modular Pipes Project" Tutorial Series: www.worldoflev...
"The Corridor Project" Tutorial Series: www.worldoflev...
Recommended book on composition: "Pictorial Composition" by Henry Ranking Poore - amzn.to/2JwbhIl

[@TheDeveer]

I literally started a scene yesterday that required, pipes coridoor and doors. This tutorial is perfectly timed, thanks a lot for these

[@miguelantunes2521]

just loved the video, can you teach how to make the manequins move?

[@benveasey7474]

Would it be possible to have the pipes 'snap' to the faces of the fittings? Some type of Socket perhaps?

[@WorldofLevelDesign]

Yes. You can create and export props with sockets from 3d modeling app or you can actually set them up in UE4 docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/Engine/Content/Types/StaticMeshes/HowTo/Sockets/index.html