Found your channel because I was sent that blend on landscape material (I complain about YT tutorial always skipping that! So a friend sent that video to me, and it made me so happy :D ) But then I started looking at the rest of your videos. Your channel is fantastic and really should be getting way more subs and viewer, amazing work. (Also i bought your book)
You have some of the best Unreal Engine content on UA-cam today. Always interesting and informative, delivered in a way easy to understand and follow 👍.
Yeah great question@@FireballVFX . You can pick and choose which type you want to use and they work seamlessly together. I would stick to Lumen on everything starting out because you will get good results right away. Raytraced shadows or reflections give a little higher quality but need more fiddling to work right, so I tend to use those later on in the process. But like I said they work interchangeably so sometimes you need to pick and choose the right type for the right render.
You make the best tutorials and Unreal content on YT, hands down. Thanks for taking the time to do what you do.
Wow thank you so much for that. I really appreciate it. Made my day.
Found your channel because I was sent that blend on landscape material (I complain about YT tutorial always skipping that! So a friend sent that video to me, and it made me so happy :D ) But then I started looking at the rest of your videos. Your channel is fantastic and really should be getting way more subs and viewer, amazing work. (Also i bought your book)
You have some of the best Unreal Engine content on UA-cam today. Always interesting and informative, delivered in a way easy to understand and follow 👍.
Wow high praise, thank you very much! This made my day! I love digital art and I love teaching, so I am so glad to be able to share that.
Tnx a lot!
Very informative, thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✅
I found a gem Subbed my brother
Hey Aziel, I like your tuts, well organizes well put together. Great job. By the way, do you use Ray Tracing or Lumen?
Thanks so much!!!
For my own projects, I tend to use Lumen GI and reflations, and Raytraced shadows
@@azielarts i am learning UE, can Raytrace be only used for shadows but Lumen for other, are both complimenting each other without tech issues?
Yeah great question@@FireballVFX . You can pick and choose which type you want to use and they work seamlessly together. I would stick to Lumen on everything starting out because you will get good results right away. Raytraced shadows or reflections give a little higher quality but need more fiddling to work right, so I tend to use those later on in the process. But like I said they work interchangeably so sometimes you need to pick and choose the right type for the right render.
@@azielarts thank you for confirming it! : )
could u please make a cave lighting tutorial more like indoor lighting with only sky and directional light
Great idea! I will add it to the list.
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