How to achieve Motion Blur in Unreal Engine 5.2 | TUTORIAL

Hello everyone and welcome back to my channel. It's been a while, but I'm back with new ideas, so expect more videos coming. In this one, I show you how you can achieve a motion blur effect that works with both lumen and path tracing. Hope you liked it.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:14 - Animate your object
04:21 - Render settings
07:46 - Blur background
10:20 - Outro
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[@drawwithnightbuzzer]

Forgot to mention that if you want to render with the path tracer, make sure to enable reference motion blur in the settings.

[@phaeton01]

0:36 well i guess thats one way of getting motion blur

[@GameDevUE]

How could i create a horizontal blur on a character mesh only

[@drawwithnightbuzzer]

Very simple. Just like I did with the car. Just move the carachter and keyframe its movement in the middle.

[@GameDevUE]

@@drawwithnightbuzzer i kinda want it to resemble the reverse flash vibrate

[@drawwithnightbuzzer]

You mean the tv series character? 😂
I mean what you can do is make it move forwards and backwards really fast a few times. I think that will do the trick. Let me know.

[@irinaberd0388]

What kind of grafik card ?

[@drawwithnightbuzzer]

I have an RTX 2060 Super, all my PC specs are in the channel description.

[@clashface]

@@drawwithnightbuzzer how is ur gpu for unreal engine rendering? is it recommended ?

[@drawwithnightbuzzer]

@@clashface Hi. It depends. It is a pretty good GPU but the 8Gb of Vram are not enough, especially in the editor, as it crashes sometimes, working slowly, but most of the time is ok for me. Even the rendering speed is really acceptable.