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Creating Visual Effects With Unreal Engine | Webinar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2020
- Explore how the visual effects in the 'Unreal for All Creators' brand film were achieved. You’ll learn the secret behind many of the effects, including how to prepare and export meshes for rigid body animation and how to build a vertex shader using submesh pivots.
If you’d like to explore the digital world of 'Unreal for All Creators' for yourself, you'll soon be able to download some of the assets for free from the Marketplace. In the meantime, you can experiment with this simpler sample project file. bit.ly/3hXxhYz.
Want to explore more Unreal learning resources? Check out our free video courses and guided learning paths at www.unrealengine.com/en-US/on....
Finally a pivot painter video tutorial! Awesome!!!!
i watched the whole thing while on the crapper. Now my skin has fused with the seat. Help
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crazy workflows....when I watched the original video first time had so many questions. Thanks for sharing.
hope the ssd impoved the texture load.. i look at you FF7 remake..
This would literally help me so so much 👍
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how much time have you spent to create all of this ? and how long does it taked to render the whole movie ?
So cool!! in so many ways!! Amazing!!
Thank you so much! This will help a lot for many.
Nice Effects!
Love it!
Let’s go
great videos
I like this one ❤️
AWESOME!
great vid! is it possible to do the reverse of this process to reveal an empty landscape?
Fantastic!
nice thank you!
If I want to try this tutor, How can I get the resources like, building, pivot painter ect... Or Can I get the workfile of this from all softwares
Where can i learn this stuff? What kinda course teach this?
May I ask why the material I made is generated by rotating at the same point?
Has anyone managed to get this working in sequencer?
Animate using Anim Phrase under globa tab in details
How can you set the pivots to have the X axis always go parallel to the window ?
Coool!
is a workflow like this possible without 3ds Max and PivotPainter?
Does anyone know how to export the mesh from maya in a a manner so that my pivot is not centered at 0?
As an FX artist should i learn Unreal engine along with Houdini ?
how did you make the inner struct offset?
coming from cinema trying to work with unreal engine is not an easy task man. its very complicated. :)
Is there a way to do this with Blender and Unreal Engine? If there is a video on that please do link me, thanks.
Aren't we going to talk about that intro O.O
not really.. andrew kramer spoilt us with better mographs.
Pivot Painter. Script for rusty software, hmm. Anybody wants to write this damn Script for Maya, Blender or even Houdini for that matter?
This
There is an addon for Blender called Pivot-Painter-For-Blender. It is derrived from the 3dsmax code, but doesn't have all the features. Though it's enough for this effect.
lol rusty
Is this still working in 5.1?it’s deprecated on the marketplace
This will still work in 5.2
Show us how to bend the terrain :-)
Am I the only one who thought they saw Wheatley or another one of the personality cores from Portal 2 on the thumbnail?
I thought it was a spaceship
Is there a shader language to program this type of stuff in Unreal ? rather than use a node graph.... node graphs are great but you could probably collapse that entire spaghetti node blocks into about 10 lines of code. Is there GLSL inside Unreal or do you have to write a C++ plug in to do it?
The "custom" node. You can write HLSL straight into the node graph. However you will not benefit from most of the background optimisations that happen in the shader compiler so you will have to profile your shader in a external software to know its cost. Ryan brucks did a live stream on it a few years ago.
@@Goodvideos93 cool. I'll check that out!
I want to create my own worlds and games been a dream for years now, do I go to school? now are these steps more game design or game dev?
You do not need school, unless you really want to. TH-cam has a ton of video tutorials. Epic does as well. There are a lot out there. World of level design is a good one. Download the engine, and make a small level. It is free for personal use
What you're seeing here is pure Tech Art, one of the harder branches withing game development.
I've done a bachelor in Game Design (Not the Game Designer job but the game designing in general; so 3D, code, level design, concept art, etc) and unless you find a very good school then don't bother studying that. I lost 3 years and 20k+€ cause my school was a mess and I wish I just spent 3 years working on projects and watching tutorials. I'm only moderately good in everything about creating a game. That's what most of these schools will do, make fake promises and then you end up not being specialised with a loan to pay back. Also, there is something interesting called Masterclasses that doesn't cost too much (Some are even free) and can teach you lots more things in less time than what a school would do
You can learn all this stuff on youtube/artstation/gumroad these days. It's probably a lot cheaper than a uni course. You just need to structure your time and make a plan of what you want to learn. First of all decide whether you want to go into code or art.
I guess this is possible without 3dsmax?
3ds Max - $205 Per month! :)
You need an exporter to export the vertex animation, as far as I'm aware it only exist in Max and Houdini?
Great video but shame he audio levels are very low
When I see Clubland I think Green Velvet - Camera-ready prepare the flash:-)
Okay, quick question how can I "emuvate" the same building and bake mesh for UE?
When are you guys gonna do a webinar on how to make video games for PS5
Just hit the "build for PS5" button
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Could have used blender becouse I use blender and it would be easier for me nonetheless awosome video
50 Minutes? Have Some Mercy
please dont stare into the camera while listening and nodding. Knowing that you're starting at nothing made it so damn weird.
When are you guys gonna watch a webinar on how to do webinars? 5 MINUTES IN and he still hasn't said what he is making or why. Rotating squares that MIGHT be windows,. ok. Why?
watch again then, because he said what he was doing at the start of the video.
This is the 'how to' part of a previous video that went into discussions about the project.
Even then, at the start he explains they were asked to do deforming buildings, the 'why' is because thats what the director wanted, which in most cases is the only why that matters in a project.