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Hello, I love that you are making content about cinematics because I have a problem when rendering in my cinematics, the objects are not visible, that is, the objects that are further away, including the terrain, I am stuck on that, help my friend
Theis series is amazing ever since i saw the short film irradiation i was hooked i was wondering with your patreon do you do more in-depth videos on making movies with unreal great video can't wait for the next
Excellent video as always. Would be awesome to see from you a complete series (also payed) about modeling in Houdini and exporting the procedural asset using Houdini engine inside Unreal
I'm very much a beginner but my understanding is that you change post process settings in the camera settings if you ONLY want it to affect it for that shot. If you want the affect to last outside of that shot and in your actual "world" then you would change it within Post Process volumes and such. Camera post processing settings are temporary while the other one is permanent throughout your whole scene.
@SurfacedStudio you didn't hear? Tim announced none game devs will need to pay some sort of fee which isn't surprising. Film MAKERS. GAMESFROMSCRATCH DID a video the other day and he asked Tim himself.
I've heard the announcement, but I doubt this would apply to most people on here. My gut feeling would be that the per-seat licensing model is for companies that actually make (good) money from using Unreal Engine as a tool, either for Arch Viz, Film production (think Mandalorian), Automotive or other industries. If you're using the tool for hobby or make no (or little) money from it, I doubt this is in any way going to affect you :)
@@SurfacedStudioas of right now, epic has stated that you only have to pay when your game or movie is making over a certain amount of money or is being used commercially. We are safe for now
did both the videos and they're GREAT. One piece of advice, try to start with a blank project every time and just move quickly with things you've already done. It makes it easier if we want to add your stuff to our projects or for repetition purposes.
Thanks started watching production crate but channel was using paid assets.I like how straight to the point the series is & relatively short, though I have seen a lot of videos but not many cover rendering & camera animation in a way that I find accessible/enjoyable . Look forward to the next one on render movie queue.
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Awesome thumbs up!!!
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Please keep making these series. Is so helpful. Thank you very much for your time/work!
I agree. I watched the first video of the series during my lunch break and I already felt more at home. Thanks for making the great videos!
I will make short movie but in Vr, some general advice the camera movements works the same?
Hello, I love that you are making content about cinematics because I have a problem when rendering in my cinematics, the objects are not visible, that is, the objects that are further away, including the terrain, I am stuck on that, help my friend
Theis series is amazing ever since i saw the short film irradiation i was hooked i was wondering with your patreon do you do more in-depth videos on making movies with unreal great video can't wait for the next
Excellent video as always. Would be awesome to see from you a complete series (also payed) about modeling in Houdini and exporting the procedural asset using Houdini engine inside Unreal
8:08 What's the difference between the Post Process in Camera settings and the usual Post Process Volume ? Which one should we use ?
I'm very much a beginner but my understanding is that you change post process settings in the camera settings if you ONLY want it to affect it for that shot. If you want the affect to last outside of that shot and in your actual "world" then you would change it within Post Process volumes and such. Camera post processing settings are temporary while the other one is permanent throughout your whole scene.
This is great❤
this series is soo great please keep making these, I love your videos! Thank you!
So amazing watching till the end you know the end you know thank you!!😀😀😀😄😄
You are so welcome! Thanks for the kind comment as always @ramizshould !
Well seeing now you have to pay for film making 😢
Where do you have to pay?
@SurfacedStudio you didn't hear? Tim announced none game devs will need to pay some sort of fee which isn't surprising. Film MAKERS. GAMESFROMSCRATCH DID a video the other day and he asked Tim himself.
I've heard the announcement, but I doubt this would apply to most people on here. My gut feeling would be that the per-seat licensing model is for companies that actually make (good) money from using Unreal Engine as a tool, either for Arch Viz, Film production (think Mandalorian), Automotive or other industries. If you're using the tool for hobby or make no (or little) money from it, I doubt this is in any way going to affect you :)
@@SurfacedStudioas of right now, epic has stated that you only have to pay when your game or movie is making over a certain amount of money or is being used commercially. We are safe for now
Here we go with a new series in 2023!🎉🎉🎉
Also, I have a question that does this software paid or not?
did both the videos and they're GREAT. One piece of advice, try to start with a blank project every time and just move quickly with things you've already done. It makes it easier if we want to add your stuff to our projects or for repetition purposes.
Thanks started watching production crate but channel was using paid assets.I like how straight to the point the series is & relatively short, though I have seen a lot of videos but not many cover rendering & camera animation in a way that I find accessible/enjoyable . Look forward to the next one on render movie queue.
Dude I was struggling so much with the sequencer, this helped me so much, thank you. All the best
thanks! very nice explanation of cinematics with UE
Glad you liked it!
Excellent!!! THANK YOU!
what a great tutorial!!!
Great Videos! Thanks so much for taking the time!
Glad you like them!
Not yet public huh
Not yet indeed. How did you manage to find this video? Via the playlist?
@@SurfacedStudio yes, waiting for the next part it's good
Will go online this weekend just finishing a few little bits :)
It's public now :D
Good cinematic Tips here ❤❤❤
Glad you liked it!
Looking forward to more episodes
More coming soon :)
Thank You so much for this
You're very welcome!
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Awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it
@@SurfacedStudio yes and help to learn