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I like that you use real examples of complex models, like the ones I have in my production. It's easy to find videos giving a basic overview of UE5 features, but ones that go beyond basic are hard to find...

awesome, thanks, its a great rock wall, very realistic surface

Normal maps have incorrect shading following this setup.

In blender, import to unreal does not work correctly. If you import through the import menu, a group is not created in unreal, and all meshes are small. Despite the fact that units in blender are selected by default, but if you change them, nothing changes, the objects are very small. If you drag a group of meshes, the size is correct.

I have all plugins bot dont have this tool box in fracture mode

I am curious, how did you create the hand scene in maya/blender? Having to put manually so 12 000 bricks/cubes one after another in 3D modelling software is also not efficient. So did you use some tools to create that, could you share more about that under my comment?

thx for the tutorial!

I hope you make a lesson on the subject of the currency system. I'm working on a game like Subway, but the money that the player collects must be used to buy things. The problem is that I searched UA-cam and didn't find a lesson on this subject, nor a project that was stopped because of this. I mean, if the player collects a coin, he must buy something like characters or something else, but there is no explanation...😢😢❤

Canny edge detection please

I'm a bit late, but what would be the best approach if I wanted to create a smaller and specific landscape? Like, just maybe 100 or 200 meters with a river the shape I wanted? UE5 landscape sculpting I guess would be the best solution for this, but I can't make it look as good as Gaea does :(

Thanks for sharing! How does your custom SVT Material compare with the native SVT Material in 5.4?

Collisons only work with the basic shapes. When I import my own static mesh the collison dosent work even though i added the "collider" tag. Anyone know why?

What happens if the instanced mesh is a wall for example, but different actors use it. Does Unreal recognize its the same instanced mesh across all actors?

Great video as always! Also just thought I'd mention here that you can adjust displacement strength per material instance - very useful if you want the same material setup with different displacement values. Just type in "Displacement" in your material instance and you'll see the property override options. Loved your work-around for the normal issues in this!

I thought normal maps were to make a flat surface look detailed.. Could someone explain why you need normal maps at all if geometry detail is there?

The liquid in my simulation is gradually disappearing, any idea why?

Can you do a video on post processing effects with substrate enabled. Thanks.

Now quick question, for Landscape material painting with multiple different types of textures (grass, sand, rock, etc), any chance you know how to create displacement with the texture variation node without it looking jarring? Because that would be great. That was the problem I left off on.

Knocking it out of the park with these videos!

What I have not seen yet, is a video on the benefits of runtime dynamic displacement with nanite. for example, using a render target to make dynamic footprints in snow wit proper nanite detail. or dynamic damage to a static mesh using displacement. Would love to learn more about this sort of thing.

Great content as always

Amazing work!

Could this be done on a metahuman?

Oh God finally someone find a way to calculate noise normal in UE! This has bugged me for years! Thank you kind sir!

Good information. Especially the normal problem. Not being able to control the displacement strength via nodes is a mad decision. Hope that is added to the next version.

Wonderfull tutorial. You seems like an experienced guy. Can you please do a series on vertex paint system in unreal? like more complex stuff. Something like painting flowing water on a surface, and other tips and tricks related to it.

Commands To Enable Nanite Displacement/Tessellation: r.Nanite.Tessellation = 1 r.Nanite.AllowTessellation = 1 Animated Displacements / WPOs & Normals With HLSL: ua-cam.com/video/GoVEomHxeNw/v-deo.html Nanite Displacement Settings & Other Methods: ua-cam.com/video/6x3bXWd_QHY/v-deo.html

super nice

Bro I think you make one of the best unreal engine tutorials on youtube! 👍

very very nice.

Is there a way to make rectangular rooms? Rooms that aren’t perfect square dimensions?

Great!!!

Awesome tut ! thank you 😊

Thanks. Great video!

Is there a way to create a height texture for Bridge surfaces?

Is this valid to use in a landscape material?

what a great tutorial, I can see this being used in so many different ways

Where can I find the script for this?

Any idea if after caching you can bake it onto 2's for a stylized effect like Spiderverse?

i once ate a biscuit full of ants.

Thanks so much for the video! I was wondering, how can you make the camera rotate independently of the player direction?

Thank you very much for what you do! Keep it up)

Thanksx does the painting have a sort of xray effect like in blender that it also affects the other side of the mesh without going around it.

I followed your steps for the added camera rotation, but mine just fly like crazy

Thanks for this tutorial. 18:27 Regarding those more complexe setups, Are you referring to the Physics Control plugin? It's confusing how some parameters will sometimes affect both of those systems or be ignored Physics Control. I'm trying to apply physics based collisions on mocap data, maybe that could make a great follow up to this video? edit: also, why didn't you specify a bone name for the impulse location? By leaving it to None does it apply the impulse to every bones?

Basically this is the forerunner of LiquiGen!

I've enjoyed similar experiments via Houdini/Kine FX, but it's especially cool to see this complete done in UE.. Very cool, very fun! Nice one =D

nice! could u make a datamosh effect? is it even possible in UE render pipeline?

what plugin do you use to write code scripts in the material?