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Thank you so much for your support! I really appreciate it 😊

and good luck with your upcoming course! keep it up sir

@@VRDivision Thank you, Sir!

@@Beanbag59 I think the best way is to work on one small project at a time. Or you can just wait a couple of weeks for the full tutorial on how I made the video you just watched on my channel…lol

@@T_DAP can u do like a full BP tutorial lol like from 0 to hero

If u want only if u want to lol

@@Beanbag59 maybe after I finish the breakdown tutorial of this project.

@@rudydeclarisse thank you very much. I don’t really have a list of tutorials. One UA-camr I will highly recommend is William Faucher. You can also use the official unreal engine educational forum dev.epicgames.com/portal/en-US/

@@HippieP629 Thank you! I’m glad you found the video helpful. I hope your UE journey is going well?

@@T_DAP I'm still very much a noobie and hope it does, yea

You need to export the animation from speedtree

If you’re on UE 5.3, the generate mesh distance field is all you need. Older versions of UE 5 have 3 options.

Thanks 🙏🏾 wind was initially setup in SpeedTree, but I also added a wind actor in Unreal Engine to control the speed and intensity of the wind.

That's amazing@@T_DAP I'm sure I'll figure it out, but by "setting up" the wind, are you basically vertex mapping/painting what parts of the tree react most / least to the wind? And then Unreal takes it from there?

@JoshuaLundquist when you model trees in SpeedTree it has a few presets for wind setup. But ultimately you need vertex maps to drive the World Position Offset of the tree in UE5. There are other things you need to worry about ie if you’re rendering the output animation with deferred rendering or Path tracing.

Hi there, can you please give me more context on what settings change when you go into “game mode?”

@@T_DAP The position of the sun changes, the shadows change, what am I doing wrong? Is there an option to bring the view from the viewport to the start simulating viewport. do i have to update something?

@@xykwv that shouldn’t happen. Try to use the sun/sky system. Did you create a specific game mode? Or are you using UE’s default game mode? It’s difficult for me to diagnose what’s happening without any visuals of what you’re seeing on your end.

@@T_DAP Sorry for the inconvenience. I have everything in default. I'm new to unreal, here you can see what actually happens. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1M_5UgGseXovJsvskLvSpomQQGGB9rWeo?usp=drive_link

Yes, the grass is from quixel bridge.

Yes, I used Lumen

Thanks!