Unreal Engine 5 / DMX / Resolume Arena Tutorial

In this tutorial, I show you how to take advantage of Unreal Engine's DMX integration and Resolume Arena's real-time rendering capabilities to bring your scenes to life. Step by step, you will learn how to optimise DMX control and improve your visual performances using Unreal Engine.
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[@vata7]

Impressive work, Unreal Engine pushes the boundaries in every field.

[@volkanatadesign]

Hello everyone!
Thank you so much for all your wonderful comments and feedback. I really appreciate your support and interest and it motivates me to keep pushing the boundaries on my projects.
- For those of you asking about the lighting techniques and setups I used, I will create a more detailed breakdown in a future video, so stay tuned!
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[@alvarobogota]

Hi Volkan, really nice work, very easy to follow. I was wondering if you could make a design that includes an emissive material controlled by DMX.

[@bernatasci7634]

Very useful tutorial! Loved the outcome, too!

[@volkanatadesign]

I'm glad you like it.

[@gulcan8593]

It looks very successful, very professional indeed.👏🏻👏🏻

[@volkanatadesign]

I'm glad you like it. 🙏

[@HakanAYDEMİR-y1r]

Great Job looks very fun

[@volkanatadesign]

Thank you for your attention.

[@sevimata6570]

nice design👏👏👏

[@volkanatadesign]

Thank you @sevimata6570

[@nergiskasa1296]

Very well done on this job!👏🏻

[@volkanatadesign]

Thank you for your consideration.

[@ekremfaruktasc5986]

Wooww amazing

[@güldenyüksel]

Very good

[@volkanatadesign]

Thank you.

Nicely done☺️👍🏻

[@volkanatadesign]

Thank you for this.

[@erkanata3527]

Güzel bir ambiyans olmuş, gerçekçi bir çalışma.

[@volkanatadesign]

Teşekkür ederim 👌

[@kadriyeaydemir6089]

Perfect

[@vinzuel402]

Nice tutorials !!

[@volkanatadesign]

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[@nuranata9044]

Çok çok güzel olmuş

[@volkanatadesign]

Teşekkür ederim ☺

[@decorjp3d134]

👌👍🙏

[@volkanatadesign]

I'm glad you like it.

[@gabrielecella]

thx

[@victormauro1991]

Thank you for the helpful video! I was wondering if it’s possible to sync a video from Resolume with the Sequencer in Unreal Engine in order to create high-quality renders. Specifically, I’m interested in whether it’s possible to set temporal sampling or any other settings that would help achieve smoother, more accurate results.

[@volkanatadesign]

It is possible to sync a video from Resolume with the Sequencer in Unreal Engine to create high-quality renders. This process enriches your visual experience while ensuring that the synchronization works in perfect harmony. In my tutorial video, I will show you step by step how to do it.
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[@marti8530]

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[@anton_cine]

good tutorial!
For whatever reason, in Resolume Arena - Preferences-DMX I don't have any tools to create DMX output. Only "create DMX input" is here.. Hence, no Artnet data flowing out of Resolume.. Lumaverse is created as normal, just no real DMX data flows out of Resolume.
Is it because artnet node needed or something?
Help appreciated!

[@dilarauykun5881]

Very good