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great post! thanks! how could you make this into a blueprint? seems to crash my machine - cannot add the media plate component within blueprint

Great tutorial, thank you! What might be a solution for the same tasks with the moving objects?

how many hours did it take you to make it?

1:55 is what you're here for

This is what trusting the process means. Great Job. I find it incredibly hard to setup a scene with simple blocks... I'm tempted by the incredible Unreal Engine's software to costantly see the final result. How do I get rid of this terrible habit?! 😪

Hey! Great video. Quick question, I am trying to blend in a third material which has an opacity map, when I apply everything, the opacity mask is cutting through the Green Channel (where it is supposed to be), the Red Channel and the background layer underneath. Is there a way to limit it so that it ONLY affects the intended Green channel? Thank you in advance!

insightful as always! Cant wait to see more.👏

So positive!

Great video again. Will it be a full tutorial? That would be awesome! We need more like these kind of tutorials. And you re really professional at this job. Keep it up.

So cool

Hey man! this is a great video! Can i get this UE5 scene somewhere? to check it out. I'm looking to create an auditorium, so its similar in a way :)

Thank you so much!

This is amazing and so helpful!

Noob question...I can see you blockout then bring in the assets from a model engine which is great workflow...question is, is there any reason why not to use the block out models for walls, fences, floors and ceiling instead of creating those in a model engine? I get detailed assets like props, foliage, environment etc but why create a wall in model engine if you can in game engine? Noob question sorry haha

I think there is no necessity to use landscape for flat areas as i see in your video. But how did you blend the textures on ground (looks like you use vertex painting), by increasing the loopcuts on static mesh? Thanks!

Thank you very much How can I play audio with video?

Hey! Any chance i can get the theater model somewhere?

We come to amc -Nicole Kidman 😮! Thank you for the useful video!!

I used the basics to animate a key that I made for my level. worked great thank you =

Is the result comparable to marmoset and blender? Marmoset have been a standard for so long, idk abt blender though

please make beutifule forest env

This is incredible. Great work 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

Will there be other environment creating stuffs/full tutorials?

I'm crying here, this is so awesome!!!

Cool environment, would be better if modeled in a better modeling app though.

Which software???

teeba

This IS art !

thank you :)

Looks like that one house from rdr2

love that kind of content, really made me realize i need a different workflow for my level design, thank you

Well done ✊

Bro i subscribed to you you are underrated❤ but is it for game design or animation?

Pls share us the fbx obj file it’s astounding work

Amazing!

Thanks!

Very cool, everything looks pretty but i have one question, you used cubes to make all the scenario right? The hidden faces of those cubes can impact the performance of the scenario?

Hey man, great video series! I'm glad I opened artstation today 😄 I have a question regarding the terrain. Did you switch out the landscape for a highdensity plane? If yes, what was the reason for that? Since a landscape basically let's you do the same thing as vertex painting, right?

This channel is golden thanks! Would love to see you go deeper also on some advanced shading and lookdev inside unreal

Horror games?

Brilliant.....

How long did it take you to make everything?

If you want to check out the full playlist of creating this environment from start to finish with me talking through my process along the way, you can check out over 2 hours of free content here: ua-cam.com/play/PLtEJrwyQMSXistjQnRYW5p8MYSnfLoRue.html&si=kWKJ6RHoDaETmRxl.

Super well done. Would love to see a tutorial on some of the methods used in this. Especially with Lighting, Ambience, Vertex Paint Damage you used to make the paint look old and chipped away from weather and such. Stuff like that would be cool to see how it is setup and made ready to use. Anyways amazing job and keep up the great work!

Good job sir

Amazing Work , I have a question have you enabled ray tracing or lumin or not?

keep doing good work

Amazing work and final looks is great. what pc specs you used for this project btw?

This reminds me the farm house from Left 4 Dead 2 from the swamp fever campaign

fallout 4 feeling