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@@Galaf at first I wanted to cover it in the video. But then I saw that the performance isn't different, so I skipped it and just put a screenshot of it.

@@HojDee Yeah, I had a feeling :) I first tried to do it but then, having deleted nodes and moved stuff all over the place, I could not get it back to a working state so I had to revert, that's why I'm pointing it out. But perhaps you should have used that version instead of the current one as it is a lot cleaner. The reason that there is no performance boost is because any compiler could optimize it away easily, I believe :)

@@Galaf yeah that would've been cleaner. I think the nodes are still in the version I put on my Patreon. But I have to check. It's from a while ago

the pass word is "hojdee" still

glad you like it :)

thanks Alex, it means a lot to me :)

@@f.xinglese6055 glad you liked it :)

@@harshmittal4548 I don't use cinema4d.... You can start learning unreal though

@@HojDee i mean make videos on unreal like how to make cinema 4D type of lighting and surreal landscape in unreal engine i can't find any videos on youtube ☹️

@@harshmittal4548 oh I got it now. Send me some cinema4d references in discord or telegram. I'll check them

@@Raphix_analog-x watch the related video. Orgo to my channel and watch the latest video

thanks! glad you liked it

yeah!

thanks!

@@savagebro40 yeah, you can use a simple material. Layered materials are better for larger environments

@@savagebro40 and thanks for you nice words! I appreciate that :)

@@HojDee ok Thanks

@@Galaf I don't remember how long it took to render it. Depends on render settings and pc specs. Mypc is rtx 3070, core i3 10100 and 32 gb of ram. I didn't optimize this scene as it was cinematic, but with a little bit of optimizing it's totally playable

@@HojDee Thanks a lot for the info!

@@hellomistershifty for runtime usage that could be better (at least for now. They may optimize it in the future versions). But for cinematics and overall, tessellation is much more flexable than baking.

@@AG-dj8zq that's one of the things you should consider if you have placed the assets in the level. In unreal the actors in the level are instaces of the main mesh. When you change the pivot on the main mesh, all the instances in the level move. So if you wanna change the pivot with modeling mode, change it before placing it in the level. If you have placed it in the level, you should either change the pivot in the viewport, or change it with the modeling mode and then move it to the new position in the level.

@@ツキシロ-g6i glad to hear that :)

No! but it's not different from the environments I created in this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLd_mSt05L44p3_d7M5uNMzG-BLf0aCiZJ.html

@@Daz19 thanks man :)

@@flycraft8282 please tell me the time in the video so I can check it

@@metalvapes4660 I've actually created videos on how to create it. The links are in the description. Go ahead and watch them. And if you have any questions, ask :)

@@GeorgeKarala when exporting meshes you can select to export the vertex color or not.

@@mrsmith5114 glad to hear that :)

@@adityaajith5744 it's paid

@@dandan-mf4sr it's a bug. Maybe they'll fix it in the future versions

@@HectorGutierrezDeVelasco you're welcome Hector :)

@@testman-v5l watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/L7qTn5akgAk/v-deo.htmlsi=sweChlgxsMnpsCdv

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@@greempark5743 glad to hear that :) right now it's better to use it for cinematic. Hopefully in the future version they will optimize it for game

@@HojDee Thanks for reply. more detail question is..... 'Cinematic' means.. for rendered video? or real-time sequence Cutscene in game..?

@@greempark5743 both of them. Cut scenes and rendered.

@@HojDee Thanks for answer! 🥰

@@offyourocker yeah I always use it on complex models. Makes my life a lot easier. It has some limitations, but mostly it helps. use the world aligned nodes. I have a video for that too.

@@offyourocker vertex paint isn't that expensive. It's better to use a lerp and vertex node before connecting to the main material node.

@@JP_0306 thanks man! Glad to hear that

@@xjuliussx thanks man!

@@Desmond-Dark not really

@@AceofZiltch216 glad to hear that :)

@@DAce-qr6ym glad to hear that man

@@BsTehran hold S on the keyboard and click in the material graph

@@HojDee thnx alot

It's better to not use more than one or 2 in the same sequence. And overall, use other nodes, like lerps, whenever possible instead of switches.

this is another function that blows my mind. there are so many variables to consider, i don't even know how i'm gonna make heads or tails of it all by the end of the tutorial series.

yeah It's an audio from a game :)

@@offyourocker if is an important thing in programming languages. It's about conditions and outputs. Don't worry about that. You'll end up knowing all of them. Just don't rush it.

@@visualrenegade glad it helped :)

it made me laugh when you said infinity isn't allowed

@@offyourocker so if you append 2 vector 2s (as your example), the rezult will be a vector 4. The output will be (0.5, 0.0, 0.0, 0.5). But when adding them, the result will be a vector 2 (0.5, 0.5). Each channel will be added together.

@@HojDee ok, thank you.

@@devallstar glad to hear that :)

@@Grigga the option is "used with nanite". Means that we use this material on nanite meshes

@@offyourocker it's used to create vectors. For example check the panner node. The speed input accepts a vector 2 to control the speed in the x and y axis. If we connect a single scalar parameter to it, it affects the speed in both X and Y. It won't look good. We can append two parameters, connect the append to the spped input, then control the X speed with one of them and the Y speed with the other one.

@@ВладШиленок-ь2ъ glad you liked it man :)

@@federicojanni not right now. If you get too close, you'll see some jagged edges. Maybe in the future they fix it

@@aminuteofhappiness6852 I just tested and it works for me. Did you manage to fix it?

@@HojDee whattt, I'm so dumb sorry. I rewatched the video and I have to click sculpt and set it to 25k brush size to make the road disappear and then click the spline deform. Now it works lol. Thanks for this tutorial!

@@aminuteofhappiness6852 glad you liked it man :)

@@HojDee Btw, can I ask last question, the black aldar trees have weird wind animation, it's so strong. How do I disable/change it? Thanks!

@@aminuteofhappiness6852 open their material. It has a wind section. Disable it from there

@@shermanwellons sure! I'll keep them coming! Thanks for the comment Sherman :)

@@hasancaskurlu906 glad to hear that Hasan! :)

@@boracopur1106 you can't vertex paint landscapes. It'sonly applicable on static meshes

@@aleksei7479 hi Aleksei. Thanks for the support. Let me check and get back to you

have you tried the link in the description of this video? I clicked on it and it opened where you can download the asset

Just to be safe, bere the link: www.patreon.com/posts/104390670?

@@HojDee Thanks a lot

@@shivcenzo4008 glad you liked it :)