+MotionBlur yes, but really the 5% royalties or only applied when you put your game on the market, otherwise you can tinker around as much as you want.
Gilles that's what happens when you know all functions where they are and what they do. I think the biggest challenge is for him is what you want to be build what is your imagination🌿🌱🌴☘️
He has just a good Automaterial for his Landscape, and a mouse. Basically nothing more is needed for this....But for the LandscapeMaterial its another thing.
Perfect for the title screen. The main "character" on display, the further adventures (start sign) on display, and the "air" is there making the scene look deep enough to think that the adventures ARE there somewhere. Also, the number of details decrease with the distance, which adds to it as well. Perfect. Thanks for the morning "kick" to go and work on something as well :)
I'm 16 and have an extremely strong passion for video games, but sadly I don't know enough about how to work graphic and rendering engines yet. But I do have an extremely creative mind and great ideas for video games. Does anyone know any free graphic engines that I could play with to start practicing video design?
just a suggestion but if you have the money I'd suggest skipping free engines and going with UE4. If you don't have the money I'd look into going with UDK which is the free version of UE3
ST3V0179 I know that man. I wasn't really planning on creating my big game right now, that for in the future because I still need experience to be able to get to the director/lead designer position. Practice is really all I'm going for at the moment.
ST3V0179 age doesn't natter , I'm 16 and I know 12 languages , Photoshop and blender , currently learning zbrush , I'm not an expert in any if these except java but not everyone who makes games is an expert in the art , they have their strong points anyways my point was , money and age do influence your ambition but if you can make a little addictive game and make a heck lot of money to invest on a bigger game and work your way up , nobody can stop you .. To avoid any arguments I'll mention the languages I know - Java , c++ , c , c# , objective c , php , SQL , HTML 5 , XML , JavaScript , kismet , boo.
I'm an aspiring games and level designer and to watch this was great for me so I could see what kind of programmes I may want to use, thanks and what an awesome map design!
Absolutely beautiful stuff man, not just from a level design standpoint but composition in the frame too. You make me want to pick up level design again. I'll probably be contributing to the new community UT; a big fuck yeah to the UT music on your videos!
Thanks! If your thinking about picking up level design again now is the time to do it. UE4 makes level design a breeze compared to previous versions of the engine :)
*SMART PEOPLE ONLY* vvvvvvvvvvvv I have a question, you see this engine? Could you make an open world game like GTA in (obviously not AS BIG) but relatively similar to GTA with all the high res graphics, pedestrian AI and AL. Do you think it is achieveable and how hard would it be, BONUS: Would this be doable in UNITY 5 or in pure C++ and OpenGL or pure Javascript and LWJGL? BONUS #2: How hard is it to make an open world game AND make it multiplayer? or is that just simple and quick
Well, it depends on how much stuff the player can interact with, how big and detailed the map is, and where you're getting your assets (textures, models, and sounds) from. The guy in the video made this desert render in 4 hours, but I can guarantee it took much longer to make the car, the rock and sand textures, the plants, etc. If you're super rich and can buy all the assets you need, and you're an experienced level designer, you could probably make a tiny section of city that looks decent in two or three months of work time. However, the bulk of the work is going to be coding, modeling and bug testing. If you just want car chases and nothing else, an experienced coder can probably make police cars and oncoming traffic in a month or two if they work really fast, but pedestrians are a whole nother story (4 or 5 months at least). Unless you want everyone to be mute, you're going to need to record dialogue and chatter, so that's another month of frantically looking around for volunteers who don't sound awful (Bad voice acting can ruin an otherwise perfect game and scar you for life). You're also guaranteed to find a couple of bugs that will set you back, so I'd give you another 1 to 3 months. So if you want to create Grand Theft Minimalism: Never Get Out of Your Car, you could probably do it in 9 months minimum working alone, but that's assuming you're an genius level designer *and* coder, and you can invest thousands of dollars in assets. If you make the assets yourself, that's looking at another year of work at least. But if you're on a team you can divide the work up and work much faster. Bonus 1: It's doable in Unity, but coding an engine from scratch in C++/OpenGL is going to take years even with a team. Unless you're making a 2D game or something like Minecraft, Javascript will be a dead end. Bonus 2: One word: netcode. What's the maximum number of players on a given server? Annything more than 10, and you'll need to start optimizing your servers. You're going to need to be prepared for the worst-case scenario: if you have a couple of dedicated servers in England and suddenly an Australian LPer mentions your game, you're going to be in trouble. So yeah, it's a long way from a screenshot-worthy desert scene to a full game.
Giacomo Giorgi Communist Rainbow Dash What game engine should I use for GTA London remake? Unity appears to make low quality games or something... or is it because most of the developers aren't good at art?
+Christian Dimaggio This is done through the material itself. You can download Epics vehicle demo to view this material and see more in depth of how it is done :)
In the terrain material, you get the slope angle of the terrain and do some sort of masking to make the sand only appear if the slope is less than maybe 25 degrees. If it is steeper than 25 degrees, blend to rocks. You could search UA-cam for a tutorial on how to make a terrain material with automatic cliffs by slope or something like that.
+A1EX on the Models tab pick Landscape, adjust parameters and click Create at the bottom of the tab. Once the landscape is created you can "paint" elevations, erosion, etc...
This is the first video i've seen of this engine, and i can get why it's called unreal. I'm utterly shocked at this. I havn't done any game creation before, but i do 3D modeling and animation.. and i had spent days before trying to creat an environment. and after days of work, it did not look as good as just a few seconds into this video.. So this engine.. Do alot of these assets come with the program or readily available for download? What kind of platforms can you make the game for? and can it do cutscenes? :3
All of the assets used in this video come with UE4 free. You can make games for pretty much every platform including IOS and Android. And yes you can do cutscenes, UE4 actually has a very robust cutscene/movie tool :)
evilmrfrank All of these assets come free? Surely you don't mean with the initial tool download, but on the marketplace? I have the tool and I have no such assets.
That looks absolutely stunning! Well done! I don't know why I switched to CRYEngine to develop my project, since I thought I won't run well on UE4 (This was before the Vehicles Demo was released) I'm already in development with a couple friends of mine. You should get together with a few friends with knowledge in programming. You will love it!
This looks awesome and luckily the unreal engine is now FREE!! one question when you place the car is it already programmed so you can drive it or do you have to program that?
But code *might* help with making the actual game :P But indeed a you don't need code to make levels, although a little blueprint knowledge might be useful for texture mapping etc
Very good level design skills! Really goes to show why it's its own job, I can create art assets but can't do the level design near as well as you do it!
Impressive. I would like to learn the ropes, but I'm also trying to get more advanced at 3D modeling, and dealing with two of these at once is too much for me. So I'm going to stick with 3D modeling. However, I do love your work, and may someday try to improve my Unreal Engine 4 skills.
I would love to see a slower version of this for tips in using UDK if you could upload the original version that wasnt sped up it would be greatly appreciated great work man!
I'm not gonna lie, as someone who is majoring in Game Programming, and constantly learning what game engines are truly capable of...This kind of blows me away despite it's simplicity(even though I'm sure this must of took him several hours to complete). If this was a an actual gaming, I'd probably buy it!.
Sooo, i'm gonna start by saying how much i love your work, that's always a good place to start, especially when you really mean it ;) now i recently started trying to learn the engine, and i'm making good progress (i think), and i have one question. It says in the description you only used assets provided by epic games, however i can't seem to find out how you made those cliffs appear automatically in the landscape editor to save my life... hope my question is not to low-level and obvious^^ your work is an inspiration to anyone interested in getting started in game production, keep up the good work and (if possible) continue sharing it with us :)
paaatreeeck The landscape cliffs are done through the actual material itself, basically automatically applies a specific texture to things at a certain slant. You can find this material in the vehicle demo that Epic Games released a while ago.
I'd make a movie called Tank-A-Saurus Rex and then a game based on the movie, when I finished developing it. Also it pays to buy resource packs and make other doable projects before buying maya and some plugins for maya to make model design a synch so you can design that professional game, or movie, or both.
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Would you be able to post a tutorial on this? I'd love to see how you made it and perhaps a narrative on why you would use X tool or why you use the same model of rock or something. I'ts a very good job, thanks for sharing.
Nice, but with my mild case of OCD, I couldn't help but notice that the upper guard rails next to the vehicle are facing the wrong way. The rail should be on the road side with the posts on the other side. Not a biggie though... very nice scene.
K so I got a question. How exactly do you create layered terrain in unreal 4. Like in most game engines you just simply drag and drop or click add layer, but this one is strange. You would think they would have kept udk's layer system, but instead they made it extremely complicated. I've seen some tutorials that use the material editor to make layered terrains, but when I try that it becomes a glitchy buggy mess.
Tons of practice, that is the quickest way to get better. I'd also highly suggest entering any competitions there may be as well as posting your stuff regularly to get feedback from other people on forums. Don't be afraid of getting negative feedback as that will usually be the most useful for improving your work. Also always use references when building environments, you are never too experienced to learn from nature and real life when putting your environments together.
nice video man ! how did you substract terrain without having hard edge ? like for example on your video it looks liek your landcape have a good quality you've got rock texture and looks like a smooth transition.. mine doesnt' loks clean as your ! if you can help me Thanks a lot man ! :)
I understand this is just a scene, but quick newbie question how would you handle level streaming? would you just have the entire loaded all at the same time? does UE4 handle it for you? or how would you go about something like this?
I haven't tried using level streaming in UE4 yet but I imagine it works the same as UE3 does for the most part. You basically split your levels into multiple levels and setup streaming volumes, basically as a player progresses through the level they hit the streaming volumes and it triggers the next sections of levels to be loaded in. This is helpful for both memory and performance reasons on much larger levels. I imagine on next gen consoles you wont have to use nearly as much streaming as one of the main reasons you'd need to on 360 and PS3 was the low memory restrictions.
great vid bud, i only subscribe to BIG subscribers but i feel like i should subscribe to you just because that was fucking amazing! Allthough it looked more like rocky mountains that a staright up dessert to me, still, great work!
What makes this even more awesome is that unreal engine 4 is now 100% free!
garrett gaddy yass!! :D
+MotionBlur you mean the 5% royalties on release? Or the market place add ons?
+MotionBlur yes, but really the 5% royalties or only applied when you put your game on the market, otherwise you can tinker around as much as you want.
Wait udk is free?If there are any teens out there that want to create games but don't have that much experience like me comment back
Alpha Courage me though i uninstall the software days later cuz building a game is not easy as to play it XD
Look like what would be on the Title screen of a Next-gen off-road racing game. Sweet.
Thanks :)
evilmrfrank It really looks "next-gen". I would buy a game like this.
He makes it look so easy!
***** i know right!!
Gilles that's what happens when you know all functions where they are and what they do. I think the biggest challenge is for him is what you want to be build what is your imagination🌿🌱🌴☘️
for real!
He has just a good Automaterial for his Landscape, and a mouse. Basically nothing more is needed for this....But for the LandscapeMaterial its another thing.
@@julianstiebler8217 what are you talking about? I don't understand any of those terms
Perfect for the title screen. The main "character" on display, the further adventures (start sign) on display, and the "air" is there making the scene look deep enough to think that the adventures ARE there somewhere. Also, the number of details decrease with the distance, which adds to it as well. Perfect. Thanks for the morning "kick" to go and work on something as well :)
Man, UE4 is such a nice engine. That path tool is sick.
+Teamlichking yea im in the process of making a game in it now its a beautiful product
@@sw5596 Where do you even start in making a game? I try watching tutorials but they are all overwhelming
The only limit now is our imagination...
and time and skills
Also,expensive hardware yay -.-
Milos Radulovic imagination is limitless, according to spongebob
iHaveMyEyeOnYou Which i agree with.
thats right radko
I'm 16 and have an extremely strong passion for video games, but sadly I don't know enough about how to work graphic and rendering engines yet. But I do have an extremely creative mind and great ideas for video games. Does anyone know any free graphic engines that I could play with to start practicing video design?
just a suggestion but if you have the money I'd suggest skipping free engines and going with UE4. If you don't have the money I'd look into going with UDK which is the free version of UE3
evilmrfrank Okay, thank you.
Joseph Walsh Thanks.
ST3V0179 I know that man. I wasn't really planning on creating my big game right now, that for in the future because I still need experience to be able to get to the director/lead designer position. Practice is really all I'm going for at the moment.
ST3V0179 age doesn't natter , I'm 16 and I know 12 languages , Photoshop and blender , currently learning zbrush , I'm not an expert in any if these except java but not everyone who makes games is an expert in the art , they have their strong points anyways my point was , money and age do influence your ambition but if you can make a little addictive game and make a heck lot of money to invest on a bigger game and work your way up , nobody can stop you .. To avoid any arguments I'll mention the languages I know -
Java , c++ , c , c# , objective c , php , SQL , HTML 5 , XML , JavaScript , kismet , boo.
I'm an aspiring games and level designer and to watch this was great for me so I could see what kind of programmes I may want to use, thanks and what an awesome map design!
Unreal Engine 4 is now free.
TIME TO CRY TEARS OF JOY!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D
Are you done crying?
David Enbom *3 years later, hasn't stopped crying*
@@AbsolutelyHalal *4 years later, still hasn't stopped*
Legends say he is still crying
Absolutely beautiful stuff man, not just from a level design standpoint but composition in the frame too. You make me want to pick up level design again. I'll probably be contributing to the new community UT; a big fuck yeah to the UT music on your videos!
Thanks! If your thinking about picking up level design again now is the time to do it. UE4 makes level design a breeze compared to previous versions of the engine :)
this looks great for a menu background for a game
Nice music ;) I was addicted to that soundtrack for many years!
fencing in front of car has wrong direction :P
cool vid and nice music choice, it's so nostalgic hearing the ut2004 tracks :)
jesus I wish Unity was this awesome...
You are great on creating games man, your job is really impressive!!
That was unreal man, no pun intended
Last song is actually from Unreal Tournament 2003, great times and great work
*SMART PEOPLE ONLY*
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I have a question, you see this engine? Could you make an open world game like GTA in (obviously not AS BIG) but relatively similar to GTA with all the high res graphics, pedestrian AI and AL.
Do you think it is achieveable and how hard would it be,
BONUS: Would this be doable in UNITY 5 or in pure C++ and OpenGL or pure Javascript and LWJGL?
BONUS #2: How hard is it to make an open world game AND make it multiplayer? or is that just simple and quick
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Well, it depends on how much stuff the player can interact with, how big and detailed the map is, and where you're getting your assets (textures, models, and sounds) from. The guy in the video made this desert render in 4 hours, but I can guarantee it took much longer to make the car, the rock and sand textures, the plants, etc.
If you're super rich and can buy all the assets you need, and you're an experienced level designer, you could probably make a tiny section of city that looks decent in two or three months of work time. However, the bulk of the work is going to be coding, modeling and bug testing. If you just want car chases and nothing else, an experienced coder can probably make police cars and oncoming traffic in a month or two if they work really fast, but pedestrians are a whole nother story (4 or 5 months at least). Unless you want everyone to be mute, you're going to need to record dialogue and chatter, so that's another month of frantically looking around for volunteers who don't sound awful (Bad voice acting can ruin an otherwise perfect game and scar you for life). You're also guaranteed to find a couple of bugs that will set you back, so I'd give you another 1 to 3 months.
So if you want to create Grand Theft Minimalism: Never Get Out of Your Car, you could probably do it in 9 months minimum working alone, but that's assuming you're an genius level designer *and* coder, and you can invest thousands of dollars in assets. If you make the assets yourself, that's looking at another year of work at least. But if you're on a team you can divide the work up and work much faster.
Bonus 1: It's doable in Unity, but coding an engine from scratch in C++/OpenGL is going to take years even with a team. Unless you're making a 2D game or something like Minecraft, Javascript will be a dead end.
Bonus 2: One word: netcode. What's the maximum number of players on a given server? Annything more than 10, and you'll need to start optimizing your servers. You're going to need to be prepared for the worst-case scenario: if you have a couple of dedicated servers in England and suddenly an Australian LPer mentions your game, you're going to be in trouble.
So yeah, it's a long way from a screenshot-worthy desert scene to a full game.
Communist Rainbow Dash Thanks, do you want to work with me to create a GTA game but in London (like the Getaway 3?) we will become millionares
SecretAccount Hey maybe I can help! lol
Giacomo Giorgi Communist Rainbow Dash What game engine should I use for GTA London remake? Unity appears to make low quality games or something... or is it because most of the developers aren't good at art?
This is amazing, i cant believe you made this in just 4 hours! this would have taken me at least two days hahaha
how do you make the sand terrain become rock when you erode it down or whatever? thanks ahead of time.
+Christian Dimaggio This is done through the material itself. You can download Epics vehicle demo to view this material and see more in depth of how it is done :)
Hi Frank. Where is Epic's Vehicle Demo? Is it no longer compatible with later versions of the engine?
You've earned yourself a subscriber man. Amazing work!
How did he make the cliffs?
In the terrain material, you get the slope angle of the terrain and do some sort of masking to make the sand only appear if the slope is less than maybe 25 degrees. If it is steeper than 25 degrees, blend to rocks.
You could search UA-cam for a tutorial on how to make a terrain material with automatic cliffs by slope or something like that.
+A1EX on the Models tab pick Landscape, adjust parameters and click Create at the bottom of the tab. Once the landscape is created you can "paint" elevations, erosion, etc...
Excellent work bro!! And the music of the UT2004
This is the first video i've seen of this engine, and i can get why it's called unreal.
I'm utterly shocked at this.
I havn't done any game creation before, but i do 3D modeling and animation.. and i had spent days before trying to creat an environment. and after days of work, it did not look as good as just a few seconds into this video..
So this engine.. Do alot of these assets come with the program or readily available for download?
What kind of platforms can you make the game for?
and can it do cutscenes? :3
UnReel is analog of Source FilmMaker is in UE4.
All of the assets used in this video come with UE4 free. You can make games for pretty much every platform including IOS and Android. And yes you can do cutscenes, UE4 actually has a very robust cutscene/movie tool :)
evilmrfrank All of these assets come free? Surely you don't mean with the initial tool download, but on the marketplace? I have the tool and I have no such assets.
Gavin Niebel Yes sorry they are on the marketplace but they are free still. They are in the free vehicle demo that Epic Games released.
evilmrfrank Oooh okay great. Thanks! I just started so I will go to the Marketplace and DL all the free assets possible. ;)
This is really awesome dude. I wish I had this kind of talent, it would save me a lot of time.
well done, nice job
I love the fact that the same chunk of rock makes up half of the entire scene. :D
plz do tutorials on youtube!!!!
Wow, I would've thought at least 8 hours for this, max 12. Great job.
It looks so gooood
FINALLY a road system!! No more hacks and workarounds just to get convincing roads on terrain!
You forgot the pyramid.
Indeed :)
its abdolutly...
beautiful :)
how did you make that amazing sandy wind :o
I'm also questionning myself about the wind/sand particle effect? Did you find a way?
LOL XD
awesome man. I am fortunate enough to find your channel. Subscribed
: "I need to make a game"
That looks absolutely stunning! Well done! I don't know why I switched to CRYEngine to develop my project, since I thought I won't run well on UE4 (This was before the Vehicles Demo was released) I'm already in development with a couple friends of mine. You should get together with a few friends with knowledge in programming. You will love it!
holy..can you imagine a non rushed sonic 06 on UE4? sega will be drowning in money. but no instead theyll put a scarf on him n cross there fingers.
It's... beautiful. I am crying
nice backwards guard rails 5:13
This engine is amazing!
This looks awesome and luckily the unreal engine is now FREE!! one question when you place the car is it already programmed so you can drive it or do you have to program that?
Depends on what you use as startup project. There is a racing project, which has a ridable car already :)
this is AWESOME! Thank you for sharing!
This engine is unreal! HUE HUE HUE
wow dude that's amazing I'm getting a cori7 laptop soon so I will be able to get that engine soon the graphics are awesome
SOO COOL! But I'm sure it's not as easy as it looks thought... :(
+lucabrito it's easy if you want
The problem is only scripting
+Louis Marotta I'm still learning ;P
+lucabrito You don't need to touch a single line of code to do anything shown in this video
But code *might* help with making the actual game :P But indeed a you don't need code to make levels, although a little blueprint knowledge might be useful for texture mapping etc
Very good level design skills! Really goes to show why it's its own job, I can create art assets but can't do the level design near as well as you do it!
"Quick" xd
this is great! you should consider creating a mini indie game with your knowledge! i would so play it if it had these visuals!
Impressive. I would like to learn the ropes, but I'm also trying to get more advanced at 3D modeling, and dealing with two of these at once is too much for me. So I'm going to stick with 3D modeling. However, I do love your work, and may someday try to improve my Unreal Engine 4 skills.
In 4 hours he created a masterpiece....
This is great engine for making great games =)
Fantastic work man! Subscribed!
WOW!!! That is just AMAZING!!!
This is so inspiring. Keep it up man.
I would love to see a slower version of this for tips in using UDK if you could upload the original version that wasnt sped up it would be greatly appreciated great work man!
Looks awesome , considering its built in resources , great work
you just made me jealous now... its soo goood!
Beautiful! Great scene :D
Would love to see a narrative slower version of all your videos. good job
Looks beautiful Ben!
Thanks :)
I FUCKING LOVE UNREAL ENGINE AND HIS GRAPHICS!!!!!!!! 😱😱😱😱😱
9:04 - A wild Skype window appeared!
Amazing video... Amazing program actually.
I'm not gonna lie, as someone who is majoring in Game Programming, and constantly learning what game engines are truly capable of...This kind of blows me away despite it's simplicity(even though I'm sure this must of took him several hours to complete). If this was a an actual gaming, I'd probably buy it!.
Subbed! I'm beginner in game development and 3d modelling. Its frustrating but you've inspired me, thx!
That's awesome to hear :)
***** Thanks so much for the advice, much appreciated!
Nice man! Great Job :D
Pyramids are a nice touch.
Sooo, i'm gonna start by saying how much i love your work, that's always a good place to start, especially when you really mean it ;)
now i recently started trying to learn the engine, and i'm making good progress (i think), and i have one question. It says in the description you only used assets provided by epic games, however i can't seem to find out how you made those cliffs appear automatically in the landscape editor to save my life...
hope my question is not to low-level and obvious^^
your work is an inspiration to anyone interested in getting started in game production, keep up the good work and (if possible) continue sharing it with us :)
paaatreeeck The landscape cliffs are done through the actual material itself, basically automatically applies a specific texture to things at a certain slant. You can find this material in the vehicle demo that Epic Games released a while ago.
Awesome Job Dude!
I'd make a movie called Tank-A-Saurus Rex and then a game based on the movie, when I finished developing it. Also it pays to buy resource packs and make other doable projects before buying maya and some plugins for maya to make model design a synch so you can design that professional game, or movie, or both.
Would you be able to post a tutorial on this? I'd love to see how you made it and perhaps a narrative on why you would use X tool or why you use the same model of rock or something. I'ts a very good job, thanks for sharing.
Subscribed after this awesome video! :O
What do you use to create thoose trees and rocks?
Whenever I see these scene videos I think of park creating games like planet coaster and roller coaster tycoon.
Nice work keep it up. I want to see more :)
Hey, can you make fully working games with this? You know like progressing from level 1 to level whatever and have dialogue or little cut scenes?
Because I'd be interested in this.
its beautiful :D
Stop being evil Frank lol, nice work. :)
wow this is amazing :D
fantastic love your videos
Truly Inspirational.
Did you create these models or download them?
You should totally make more of this kind of things :D
I definitely plan on it :) They are a lot of fun!
2019 and I still look awesome
Great work man!
nice work man. must've taken a long time and a lot of thinking.
mind = blown =O
great stuff man! Do you know any tutorials that teach the terrain tool? It'd be nice to do some work outside of brushes haha!
Yes! You can find a bit of the documentation for the tools here! docs.unrealengine.com/latest/INT/Engine/Landscape/Creation/index.html
I'm sorry but all I could think of during this was: kh3 is gonna be AMAZING!
Nice, but with my mild case of OCD, I couldn't help but notice that the upper guard rails next to the vehicle are facing the wrong way. The rail should be on the road side with the posts on the other side. Not a biggie though... very nice scene.
lol nice catch, did not realize that :)
This is great stuff!
I am 14 and i really love video games an i dream of becoming a game developer!
this is amazing
K so I got a question. How exactly do you create layered terrain in unreal 4. Like in most game engines you just simply drag and drop or click add layer, but this one is strange. You would think they would have kept udk's layer system, but instead they made it extremely complicated. I've seen some tutorials that use the material editor to make layered terrains, but when I try that it becomes a glitchy buggy mess.
you are amazing :O
I envy you so much, I hope one day to be this skilled in the ways of the UE engine, any advice?
Tons of practice, that is the quickest way to get better. I'd also highly suggest entering any competitions there may be as well as posting your stuff regularly to get feedback from other people on forums. Don't be afraid of getting negative feedback as that will usually be the most useful for improving your work. Also always use references when building environments, you are never too experienced to learn from nature and real life when putting your environments together.
It's just EPIC!
you are a really artist
nice video man ! how did you substract terrain without having hard edge ? like for example on your video it looks liek your landcape have a good quality you've got rock texture and looks like a smooth transition.. mine doesnt' loks clean as your ! if you can help me Thanks a lot man ! :)
I understand this is just a scene, but quick newbie question how would you handle level streaming? would you just have the entire loaded all at the same time? does UE4 handle it for you? or how would you go about something like this?
I haven't tried using level streaming in UE4 yet but I imagine it works the same as UE3 does for the most part. You basically split your levels into multiple levels and setup streaming volumes, basically as a player progresses through the level they hit the streaming volumes and it triggers the next sections of levels to be loaded in. This is helpful for both memory and performance reasons on much larger levels. I imagine on next gen consoles you wont have to use nearly as much streaming as one of the main reasons you'd need to on 360 and PS3 was the low memory restrictions.
There is a tutorial about level streaming somewhere on the Unreal Engine youtube channel
There's World Browser that handles level streaming automatically.
Nice to this creation been done.
How log took in real time to create it?
What are the PC specs used?
great vid bud, i only subscribe to BIG subscribers but i feel like i should subscribe to you just because that was fucking amazing! Allthough it looked more like rocky mountains that a staright up dessert to me, still, great work!
Holvad-Players - PS4 & PC GAMER! i only subscribe to big UA-camrs* lol