This is great... did you ever made a tutorial...? my question is.. how you got it to 360 while animating? how many monoscopic render views you made? or how did you made it..?? cheers!!
Brilliant! What render times are we looking at here? I've been meaning to make something similar, but wondering how long a scene like this might take to render out, keeping in mind the larger than normal resolution and amped up quality.
Hey, this was done using the Scene Capture Cube method with the material applied to a card and captured with a camera aligned to it, then exported using the standard video export tool. However, I find the 360 Stereoscopic Plugin produces better results and now use that as part of our pipeline. I hope this helps.
Hi jacob, we too finally used the plugin. But which tool did you use for encoding the video ? Our output files always crash a player running on an i3. ( which is the target CPU ). Even the youtube video stalls and hangs when played on i3 CPU. Pointers on how to encode the video so that it runs on all PCs without losing quality will be really helpful.
We export as a PNG sequence from UE4, then use Adobe After Effects Media Encoder to export a 4K H264 video file, keeping the bit rate below 60mbs for platforms such as You Tube. 4K video is pretty processor intensive and you are really limiting your self with a low-end i3 CPU.
hi pro can i help me when i export movie frim ue 4 the quality is very low and the first 4second from movie the lighting is low . can you show me what problems
Hey, thanks for the comment, I just used the UE4 Pano 360 plugin, all the documentation is here. www.unrealengine.com/en-US/tech-blog/capturing-stereoscopic-360-screenshots-videos-movies-unreal-engine-4
I just used the UE4 Stereoscopic 360 plugin, heres a toutorial on how to use it www.unrealengine.com/en-US/blog/capturing-stereoscopic-360-screenshots-videos-movies-unreal-engine-4
There is a rapidly growing market for VR Architecture visualization. Our studio Shadow Space has completed a variety of projects and we currently have some exciting projects in the pipeline. We see this as being the industry standard for visualization.
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This is great... did you ever made a tutorial...? my question is.. how you got it to 360 while animating? how many monoscopic render views you made? or how did you made it..??
cheers!!
i did this cause of the class, actually pretty cool
hola. que dimensiones es el video?
Brilliant! What render times are we looking at here? I've been meaning to make something similar, but wondering how long a scene like this might take to render out, keeping in mind the larger than normal resolution and amped up quality.
Hey, I think the render time was around 8hrs.
Looking great :). Did you run into any screen space related issues with the spherical pano capture?
I had some issues with things like bloom, light shafts, lens flares and the like, but I just toned them back or turned them off;-)
Hey man this is great!
Hey thanks, glad you like the tour, I should be uploading a bunch more content like this in the coming weeks so stay tuned.
Cool! Mind if I ask what GPU you had at hand? And at what resolution this was rendered out?
Sure, I have a GTX 980 and the fly-through was captured at 4096x2048 using a scene capture cube.
Hi Jacob,
Can you share with us how did you render the 360 video out of the engine ?
Which method / plugin did you use ?
Hey, this was done using the Scene Capture Cube method with the material applied to a card and captured with a camera aligned to it, then exported using the standard video export tool. However, I find the 360 Stereoscopic Plugin produces better results and now use that as part of our pipeline. I hope this helps.
Hi jacob, we too finally used the plugin. But which tool did you use for encoding the video ? Our output files always crash a player running on an i3. ( which is the target CPU ). Even the youtube video stalls and hangs when played on i3 CPU. Pointers on how to encode the video so that it runs on all PCs without losing quality will be really helpful.
We export as a PNG sequence from UE4, then use Adobe After Effects Media Encoder to export a 4K H264 video file, keeping the bit rate below 60mbs for platforms such as You Tube. 4K video is pretty processor intensive and you are really limiting your self with a low-end i3 CPU.
how many time you render it?
hi pro can i help me when i export movie frim ue 4 the quality is very low and the first 4second from movie the lighting is low . can you show me what problems
Sure thing, happy to help you out, are you exporting a 360 video or standard video? what are your current export settings? Cheers
Great video, is there a tutorial of how to do this anywhere?
Hey, thanks for the comment, I just used the UE4 Pano 360 plugin, all the documentation is here. www.unrealengine.com/en-US/tech-blog/capturing-stereoscopic-360-screenshots-videos-movies-unreal-engine-4
How did you captured this video??? Please telll!!!!!
I just used the UE4 Stereoscopic 360 plugin, heres a toutorial on how to use it www.unrealengine.com/en-US/blog/capturing-stereoscopic-360-screenshots-videos-movies-unreal-engine-4
Will it be a hard thing for you to create a video tutorial on how u archived this using the docs?
Thanks
Can you make a tutorial of this?
I have never done a tutorial but could give it a go!
Please make it!! You are so good in Ue4
It would be awesome, thanks!
any update about this tutorial especially using 360 with the flythrough camera?
Could anyone please guide me if there is market to this?.
There is a rapidly growing market for VR Architecture visualization. Our studio Shadow Space has completed a variety of projects and we currently have some exciting projects in the pipeline. We see this as being the industry standard for visualization.
I was thinking of diving into this buisness.Sir can i have your email id?
You can contact me at jacob@shadow.space