[Unreal Engine] Creating a 3D Sci-Fi Video Game Scene w/ Pasqaule Scionti

Take a deep dive into Unreal Engine with the talented Pasquale Scionti. In this tutorial Pasquale will walk you through his process to create a sci-fi themed scene which could be used in video game development.
🎨 Apps used: Unreal Engine
Check out Pasquale's work: scionti_des...
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[@HomAxz]

Thanks for the great Tutorial. I've always used dynamic light and baked was scary, but you explain everything very well, and the result looks great.

[@Sciontidesign]

Thank you for watching

[@JamyzGenius]

Thank you so much for making these! learned a lot! Amazing scene!

[@Sciontidesign]

Thank you

[@richikbhattacharjee6976]

v nice thank you

[@electromonkey.artstation]

I'll probably add this to my favorites❤ Thanks !

[@Sciontidesign]

Thank you

[@brunocandia9671]

Thank you for this great contribution! 👌

[@Sciontidesign]

Thank you

[@kthxbye1132]

master of lightning!

[@Sciontidesign]

Thank you

[@kthxbye1132]

@@Sciontidesign No, thank you. I learnt a ton of your workflow.

[@attilaattila8659]

Thanks for great tutorial. Can you share background music please I really liked it I want to listen while I'm working.

[@Sciontidesign]

Thank you background music is from Nvidia

[@UnrealDojo]

Honestly I will hardly use bake lighting for my scenes but this tutorial was awesome
I salute

[@Sciontidesign]

Thank you. It is most for mobile games or old platforms or who ever likes performance with less system hardware requirements.

[@UnrealDojo]

@@Sciontidesign yea great work... i am a fan.... learnt a lot from your lighting techniques in your videos

[@Sciontidesign]

@@UnrealDojo Thank you

[@MR3DDev]

Is there a reason why u used high quality and not production when doing the final bake? Is there a clear difference?

[@Sciontidesign]

Yes in this case you will barely notice the difference but for shipping a game production is the way to go

[@MR3DDev]

@@Sciontidesign Thanks for replying :D

[@JimJams-qf9vv]

Great tutorial. Any reason to use traditional lightmass baking over GPU baking?

[@Sciontidesign]

Thank you yes because not everyone has RTX videocard and GPU lightmass is not perfect as traditional even

[@Mrlate-f]

Mine when building says (remove or build HLODs), which one is to choose?

[@Sluggernaut]

What version of UE were you using for this tutorial? 5.x or still in the 4.XX?
Edit: My bad. Rewatched and saw 2:55 Unreal Engine 5.3

[@nickleblanc4540]

I'm following along but cant seem to get the exponential height fog to show at all....followed all steps 5-6 times over. Is there a setting in the project settings that must be enabled that I could have missed?

[@nickleblanc4540]

nevermind...found out I needed to enable the fog in the viewport with alt + f

[@Sciontidesign]

@@nickleblanc4540sorry for late reply as I see comments only if I look but glad you found out. Cheers

[@JonnyRay82]

Great stuff. I just really wish you used a proper microphone. It would have made this video a lot more enjoyable to hear.

[@Sciontidesign]

Thank you. Blue Yeti seems a great microphone.

[@WillyCash69]

@@Sciontidesign I dont think the mic was working or it was across the room, as it sounds like your far. But Well done with the tutorial!

[@Sciontidesign]

@@WillyCash69 Thank you