I like Matt Aspland's comment about how they make everything for free, which is the awesome part... but it's not that they don't expect anything in return: they DO expect thousands and thousands of enthusiast creators to learn it, and when creating commercial projects using the engine, they will make a profit - a well deserved one :)
@@WilliamFaucher The big thing about Unreal's business strat is... they want more Unreal devs. That's it. More unreal devs means that the engine is more attractive for large scale commercial projects, meaning more revenue for Epic. To be fair, this is a win-win-win situation for Epic, devs and companies, so can't complain too much.
I really love this community. Started learning unreal a year ago and watched hours of tutorials and streams from you and others in this video. Thanks for all the content and insights you share!
Hey William, you kind of knocked it outta the park with that one my friend. Nice to see MR3Dev and J Hill on here, I'm a Patreon member of both, highly recommended.
Thank you all for your content that made approaching and learning a new skill more approachable and interesting, moving from rendering still shots to full animated cinamatics is something i always wanted and now im doing it, so thank u❤
We've been using it in previs/postvis for a while. Not all client want to pay for it because it is a different way of working and ultimately more expensive. But as the tools get better and Epic shifted gears towards VFX, it'll become a lot easier/cheaper. Sometimes the client just needs "chess pieced geo" for framing and continuity, other times they want a full shot from start to finish to reference as they go into finals. Different tools for different jobs, It's a lot of fun though and a booming side of the industry no doubt.
However people may feel about Epic as a game studio or publisher, there is no denying that Unreal Engine is one of the best pieces of rendering software in the world. The tools they've given artists and designers is arguably second to none with how powerful and detailed Lumen and Nanite are.
Great video and I agree with those creators, very excited to learn unreal 5 and see how it pushes the graphics industry forward. On the other hand it does scare me a bit, we are reaching levels of realism I could have only dreamed of as a kid. The reason it concerns me is because deepfakes or fakes in general will soon be indiscernible from reality, potentially opening up a floodgate of misinformation, false news etc. Either way still super enthusiastic about the tech but surprised no one is talking about this more!
Thanks William! We've used UE 5 extensively on set and off for virtual production, digital matte painting, concept art and previs here at Herne Hill Media. Really hope it gets "deep" compositing layers for renders. So excitied for the future of Unreal.
Hi Jordan! Goodness I am really hoping that happens too. While I'm not holding my breath, as Epic is kinda focused on gaming, they do have better AOV's on the way in 5.2 ;)
This is great, I'm also a vfx artist who have been using U5 for the past year in many projects including TV shows. It has changed things for good and a huge jump forward. I remember when we switched to redshift few years ago and we thought wow GPU rendering. Then now, bam real time rendering advancements. It has been a great past year. The only down side? no easy way to make shadow passes
Thanks! I'm as excited as everyone else, but coming from a VFX background, I think it's important to stay grounded and keep our expectations realistic. This helps artists avoid being frustrated, and also gives Epic some solid feedback on which they can make things even better :)
As a Director at Goodbye Kansas, I'm learning Unreal as a pre-production tool. I start as early as the final stages of the script development, even before I begin with storyboarding. Blocking out scenes and figuring out the staging between characters, finding my camera language and lenses. Creating a previs in Unreal is insanly helpful for the rest of the team when going into production.
Dude. I have a massive amount of respect for the work you guys do at Goodbye Kansas. If you're ever up in Norway, gimme a shout, I'll buy you a beer. Thanks for chiming in!
@@WilliamFaucher Hey man! Thanks :) Likewise your channel is really great. For sure and if you find yourself in Stockholm I'll buy you a beer and give you a tour of the studio.
Great video William. Love to see what these talented folks think, and I couldn't agree more. UE5 is, yet again, a game changer. Truly the pinnacle of game engines and realtime renderers. Super cool and fun to work with.
i am so upset.. i am lost all my exterior projects, coz in UE5 final version refraction is broken, we cant take a skylight reflection, cube map does not work now, we can do this only in path tracer only now ;( ...
I haven't tested it very thoroughly yet but I see that the "source angle" option in the "directional light" has stopped working, many times the shadows appeared very sharp, with this option you could blur the shadows.
@@WilliamFaucher How strange, I have tried everything and it does not influence the shadows, I see that the same thing happens to some people, thank you very much for answering.
@@WilliamFaucher Thank you very much for answering, if I have activated the "virtual shadows maps", I have only been able to make "source angle" work when I activate Directx 12, but shadows appear with a lot of noise and are not very exact, it is curious because I have never had problems with the older versions of ue5.
as a solo dev with a 1080ti, UE5 is a game changer, nanite is letting me make forests on mass scales while lumen is making the lighting look like I have an RTX, and the mega scans library is the biggest time saver ever!
Very interesting and very Unreal knowledgeable guests. U5 promises us incredible things I can't wait to see the subject developed on your channels. Yesss
I'm a 3D Artist and a Project Manager in the automotive industry in Germany. Since unreal hit the industry for visualization, it developed so fast. 5 years ago everyone thought Maya and Vred will stay the standard.. But since build 2019 I'm absolutely sure, Unreal will replace everything very very soon in case of visualization... They will develop much faster than autodesk just because of the amount of money they put in
I started making animated shorts in Unreal Engine in 2016 and since then it has changed my life. I've never had the money to go to a school and learn filmmaking so I did it all by myself, lighting, texturing, rigging, character animations or even modeling so it was already complicated for me but tools like Unreal changed everything and broke all the barriers I had and make things very easy to use. This is the future of all artists and I'll never go back to an offline renderer ever 😂
Hi William, hope you're planning an Unreal 5 update on your excellent video about glass / translucency / reflection you did for Unreal 4.27? I still haven't got my head around Lumen reflections verses ray trace. I've just designed the inside of a Manchester cotton mill and Unreal 5 was brilliant for the light absorbent brick with intense, but small openings for natural light. Unreal 5 doesn't seem very good for uber modern glassy architecture with lots of translucency, but maybe this is now possible with the release of Unreal 5 yesterday?
That is definitely in the works soon I promise! For the moment, if you absolutely need cleaner reflections, you're best sticking with the Hardware Raytracing features and avoiding Lumen/Nanite. I'd look into the pathtracer if you need the absolute best results though.
@@WilliamFaucher That's great thankyou - looking forward to that. Yes - path tracer is very nice, but it gives me similar results to 3ds max traditional renders. What I love about Unreal 5 is being able to endlessly move about, adding to and revising the spaces I design in real time. It's more of a design tool for me rather than generating finished images. I also show clients around their buildings on a laptop. The holy grail will be glass that looks like glass, Lumen GI and nanite detail - in real time. Maybe this is already possible with an RTX card. I've only got a 1080.
I have never done anything with 3D modeling/animation, but this and Blender have me intrigued. I'd probably just design up moving scenes. I'll have to look at some tutorials to get an idea of how it all works, etc.
@@owenjenkinsofficial We have Unreal courses already! UE4 and UE5 are largely the same, the fundamentals haven't changed. But we'll slowly be migrating content to UE5 moving forward.
UE5 has officially reset the playing field when it comes to animation and 3D productions. Stoked for what more comes next (As our socks have been thoroughly blown off by what we've seen so far).
I feel like I spent the last 20 years working on myself to get to this point, since I debuted as one of the first Artists {at least in Italy, there were 3-4 of us, I painted 60 artworks between 2001 and 2011, I have now a collection of over 70 digital paintings I'm not giving away in NFTs despite I feel like I was like one of those who "pictured" the core of what NFTs were supposed to become but seems like failing to deliver} experimenting with Digital Fine Arts... I started my DARTS project back in 2003, put it in stand by till 2007 when I discovered the virtual reality world of the Metaverse with joining Second Life and Now I'm here using Unreal Engine 5 since the Early Access release with a fully positive mindset about the massive potential it had and still has. I always felt I was completely out of my time, always projected in a 10-15 years later than my actual lifetime was. Now I see all the doors I had slammed to my face, all the laughs at the "crazy dreamer and visionary" {funny stuff... dreams... I stopped dreaming back in 2002 and dream was the Love of my life, all the rest was all about Creativity Ideas and Projects!} like it was an insult... not to mention all the opportunities missed because I couldn't convince people about what was coming and today is here making everybody so hyped 15-20 years later! I do believe Unreal Engine 5, for those who will have the opportunity to have the proper rig ang technology, will be not just a Gaming changer but a game-changer for what I call Digital Fine Art, art lovers, museums, art galleries, curators and whoever else does believe Art is democratic, and easily accessible to everyone and heritage of everyone, not just money-maker for an elite. We have the opportunity now to leave our mark like a proper legacy alive for the generations to come. Unreal Engine 5 is another stepstone and milestone of that process for dozens of new generations. I created DARTS in 2003 and the DARTS Movement in 2015-2017 exactly with that goal... entirely free support for artists to form a collective that redefines Art, Digital Arts and Mecenatism. Unreal Engine 5 is my tool, by natural choice, for the achievement of an entire creative community and I really hope many artists will be part of this vision, of this mission, of this movement. DArts Beyond Reality! PS: Thanks to William {but also Matt... so proud of you being hosted here!} for this video and for every outstanding video tutorials he makes.... and sorry if, not having my own UA-cam Channel and being quite unpopular {I write way too much in Twitter's Era and I always loved being underground} I took the chance of saying my own about this... Epic... tool Unreal Engine 5 is!!!
Offline rendering is important ... but after showing UE4.27 "live" interior to customers I asked them to stop using WSAD and to look at still frame for 2 minutes. They said "no, it is too ... still" :)
Hi, im wanna switch to EU5 but it has no assets library. and Im architecture visualizer and mainly Interior designer. And lack of furniture assets scares me off.. Im now using D5 render which has dozens of assets for architects. And buying those assets cost 20bucks per sofa, its just not viable to buy those assets and go for UE. Idk what to do, i already learned ue5 thanks to you, but im basicly stuck on bridge between programs, not knowing on what sore to go.
Haha don't get me wrong, absolutely love Unreal and everything coming out is so exciting! But it's important to stay grounded and not get caught up in the hype with wild unrealistic expectations !
@@WilliamFaucher Yeah totally. UE5 is superb. But, laying out what is does & what is doesn't is really good. You did it well. Epic itself won't something like this.
Very good Works and Very good Channel UA-cam Mr william i want to know how i can do lightining and rendering of cartoon movies with ue ? if There is same courses or tutoriels thank you very much
The first 1,000 people to use the link or my code williamfaucher will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/williamfaucher04221
Its finally here William! XD I cant wait for your future tutorials
Thanks again for having me included brother 🤙🏿
Thanks for being a part of it man! Appreciate it!
My G!
@@original9vp My dude🤙🏿
I like Matt Aspland's comment about how they make everything for free, which is the awesome part... but it's not that they don't expect anything in return: they DO expect thousands and thousands of enthusiast creators to learn it, and when creating commercial projects using the engine, they will make a profit - a well deserved one :)
Well, that only applies to commercial INTERACTIVE projects. You can make commercial projects without paying a penny to Epic :) Great point though!
Wow, I didn’t realise that! As a game developer, I am a bit biased ;)
@@ericlagel I think it's part of what made Unreal so appealing to lots of film people. It's totally free to use as long as it's not interactive!
@@WilliamFaucher The big thing about Unreal's business strat is... they want more Unreal devs. That's it. More unreal devs means that the engine is more attractive for large scale commercial projects, meaning more revenue for Epic.
To be fair, this is a win-win-win situation for Epic, devs and companies, so can't complain too much.
It's such an honor being a part of this video in the company of such talented people!
You're one of the good ones, man!
love the little 3d model you used in this video, will we see more of it in any of your future projects?
@@Maskofanonymity you might! I'm really fond of the 3D avatar I've created so there's a high chance it will pop up here and there!
It's such a honor being introduced to your youtube channel. Subscribed!
Thanks a bunch once again for including me in this amazing video William!
Cheers Matt! Thanks so much for being a part of it!
Hyyyyype! Thank you William!! And yeah I totally agree with Winbush! Unreal isn't the future, it's here today!
Thanks so much for being a part of this man!
Yeaaaa buddy you already know
Love this video concept! It's great to hear everyone's thoughts of UE5 and how each person views the creative potential :D
Well if it isn't Sir Wade himself! Love your videos man! Thanks for chiming in!
Your here @SirWade...Okay.
Oh cool, so many awesome creators in 1 video! 😎
It was fun to reach out to everyone!
Great video my dude! And love learning about some new UE5 channels to subscribe to!
Hey I am in a William Faucher video, such an honor :)
Thanks so much for being a part of it!
Woot! Thanks for having me alongside all these cool people dude. We should all combine to make a CG Megazord
Thanks so much for contributing man!
What up what up winbush! And CLINT! Heavy hitters in the 3D motion design world...OK i guess I need to get to learning Unreal!
You're a beast man! loved learning from your C4D tutorials. I reckon you'll smash it with Unreal
You know who to call 🤙🏿
Amazing episode! Loved seeing all these creators’ takes! Huge fan of some of their work
I really love this community. Started learning unreal a year ago and watched hours of tutorials and streams from you and others in this video. Thanks for all the content and insights you share!
Unreal Engine is giving us indie filmmakers the ability to tell big budget stories.
Hey William, you kind of knocked it outta the park with that one my friend. Nice to see MR3Dev and J Hill on here, I'm a Patreon member of both, highly recommended.
Hey there! Thanks so much!
🙏
How generous for Miguel to include that high poly model at 14:42
A hero everyone needed, but no one knew
He's the legend we deserve
Perfectly timed with the livestream, well done 😄
Hahah indeed! Made sure it was ready to go the moment the stream ended!
@@WilliamFaucher It made for a very happy surprise!
All our favorite creators in one video - such a freakin' good idea William!!
Thanks so much!
Great to hear from all of you guys! Great initiative and would love to see more of those bloopers at the end lol
What up-what up! Glad to see @winbush here!
What up what up! 🤙🏾
Thank you all for your content that made approaching and learning a new skill more approachable and interesting, moving from rendering still shots to full animated cinamatics is something i always wanted and now im doing it, so thank u❤
Very cool to see all the other super talented people working with UE! Nice video William!
Thank you!
Amazing! I am still new to unreal engine and seeing all this content around gets me pumped for my next project!
Exciting times for artists!
looking forward to your next videos with this new UE5 in our hands :)
Thank you for the amazing oppurtnity William, It's such an honor to be with such amazing people in one video!
We've been using it in previs/postvis for a while. Not all client want to pay for it because it is a different way of working and ultimately more expensive. But as the tools get better and Epic shifted gears towards VFX, it'll become a lot easier/cheaper. Sometimes the client just needs "chess pieced geo" for framing and continuity, other times they want a full shot from start to finish to reference as they go into finals. Different tools for different jobs, It's a lot of fun though and a booming side of the industry no doubt.
So insightful! Thank you! This was so much helpful in direction towards the range of uses for UE5.
However people may feel about Epic as a game studio or publisher, there is no denying that Unreal Engine is one of the best pieces of rendering software in the world. The tools they've given artists and designers is arguably second to none with how powerful and detailed Lumen and Nanite are.
What a collection of Unreal Gurus! I must have went through a sh**load of tutorials. I love you all guys!
And you William, you are the best!!!
Thanks so much!
i love how you explain things this video was great man keep up the good work
ue5 has been a blast to use so far, esp since I've figured out how to light stuff better thanks to your videos! great vid as per usual
Great idea for a video!!! Thanks William and the Guys! 💪
had to watch Winbush's segment twice, solely for the ninja turtles game in the bg! I had a blast playing that one with homies in childhood!
Best game of all time 🤙🏾
@@JonathanWinbush it is indeed🍕!!
Great video and I agree with those creators, very excited to learn unreal 5 and see how it pushes the graphics industry forward. On the other hand it does scare me a bit, we are reaching levels of realism I could have only dreamed of as a kid. The reason it concerns me is because deepfakes or fakes in general will soon be indiscernible from reality, potentially opening up a floodgate of misinformation, false news etc. Either way still super enthusiastic about the tech but surprised no one is talking about this more!
It will make that easier for sure
Thanks William! We've used UE 5 extensively on set and off for virtual production, digital matte painting, concept art and previs here at Herne Hill Media. Really hope it gets "deep" compositing layers for renders. So excitied for the future of Unreal.
Hi Jordan! Goodness I am really hoping that happens too. While I'm not holding my breath, as Epic is kinda focused on gaming, they do have better AOV's on the way in 5.2 ;)
This is a golden video of an era in my opinion, thanks to William and all creators as well 😇
Thanks so much!
This is great, I'm also a vfx artist who have been using U5 for the past year in many projects including TV shows. It has changed things for good and a huge jump forward. I remember when we switched to redshift few years ago and we thought wow GPU rendering. Then now, bam real time rendering advancements. It has been a great past year.
The only down side? no easy way to make shadow passes
Right on William! - Great support bud!
Wonderful. This is only the beginning. Thank you.
what a good surprise to follow almost all of them! Tkx you all
unreal has totally changed my life
Thanks for the direct and honest take at the end. I hope to see this in the not too distant future too!
Thanks! I'm as excited as everyone else, but coming from a VFX background, I think it's important to stay grounded and keep our expectations realistic. This helps artists avoid being frustrated, and also gives Epic some solid feedback on which they can make things even better :)
Love the fails part, you should do more o those in your next videos
I'm considering it!
15:27 finally, I've been searching for this answer! I'll stick to Redshift while learning the UE5. Thank you mentors!
Can't wait to get deep into Unreal 5!
Thanks William, keep up the good work and now more tutorials on Unreal 5
More tutorials are coming soon I promise!
@@WilliamFaucher lovely
Dude u don't know I really jumped when Tim Sweeny announced that UE5 is here full release 🥳
Hahah I had a feeling he was going to announce it, but it wasn't a sure thing!
@@WilliamFaucher I'm sooo happy !!! And thanks for all ur content William. Appreciate it. Lovely work !
As a Director at Goodbye Kansas, I'm learning Unreal as a pre-production tool. I start as early as the final stages of the script development, even before I begin with storyboarding. Blocking out scenes and figuring out the staging between characters, finding my camera language and lenses. Creating a previs in Unreal is insanly helpful for the rest of the team when going into production.
Dude. I have a massive amount of respect for the work you guys do at Goodbye Kansas. If you're ever up in Norway, gimme a shout, I'll buy you a beer. Thanks for chiming in!
@@WilliamFaucher Hey man! Thanks :) Likewise your channel is really great. For sure and if you find yourself in Stockholm I'll buy you a beer and give you a tour of the studio.
Thanks for doing this William
Great video William. Love to see what these talented folks think, and I couldn't agree more. UE5 is, yet again, a game changer. Truly the pinnacle of game engines and realtime renderers. Super cool and fun to work with.
i am so upset.. i am lost all my exterior projects, coz in UE5 final version refraction is broken, we cant take a skylight reflection, cube map does not work now, we can do this only in path tracer only now ;( ...
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WILLIAM YOURE AT 100k+ SUBS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for this Will!
I haven't tested it very thoroughly yet but I see that the "source angle" option in the "directional light" has stopped working, many times the shadows appeared very sharp, with this option you could blur the shadows.
I just used it earlier today, works fine!
@@WilliamFaucher
How strange, I have tried everything and it does not influence the shadows, I see that the same thing happens to some people, thank you very much for answering.
@@pierobejarano3191 Do you have virtual shadow maps enabled in the project settings?
@@WilliamFaucher Thank you very much for answering, if I have activated the "virtual shadows maps", I have only been able to make "source angle" work when I activate Directx 12, but shadows appear with a lot of noise and are not very exact, it is curious because I have never had problems with the older versions of ue5.
And Witcher, Tomb Raider being developed in UE5 I'm amazed....
as a solo dev with a 1080ti, UE5 is a game changer, nanite is letting me make forests on mass scales while lumen is making the lighting look like I have an RTX, and the mega scans library is the biggest time saver ever!
Very interesting and very Unreal knowledgeable guests. U5 promises us incredible things I can't wait to see the subject developed on your channels. Yesss
It does, but it's going to be awhile before some tools and assets migrate over from older versions.
I'm a 3D Artist and a Project Manager in the automotive industry in Germany.
Since unreal hit the industry for visualization, it developed so fast. 5 years ago everyone thought Maya and Vred will stay the standard.. But since build 2019 I'm absolutely sure, Unreal will replace everything very very soon in case of visualization... They will develop much faster than autodesk just because of the amount of money they put in
Could you do a tutorial for setting up and rendering a scene for a complete character with gear/weapons/shaders?
I am so hyped right now, that I am thinking that I should pop something to cool me off. What should it be?
Glad to see Matt here.
I started making animated shorts in Unreal Engine in 2016 and since then it has changed my life. I've never had the money to go to a school and learn filmmaking so I did it all by myself, lighting, texturing, rigging, character animations or even modeling so it was already complicated for me but tools like Unreal changed everything and broke all the barriers I had and make things very easy to use. This is the future of all artists and I'll never go back to an offline renderer ever 😂
Hi William, hope you're planning an Unreal 5 update on your excellent video about glass / translucency / reflection you did for Unreal 4.27? I still haven't got my head around Lumen reflections verses ray trace. I've just designed the inside of a Manchester cotton mill and Unreal 5 was brilliant for the light absorbent brick with intense, but small openings for natural light. Unreal 5 doesn't seem very good for uber modern glassy architecture with lots of translucency, but maybe this is now possible with the release of Unreal 5 yesterday?
That is definitely in the works soon I promise! For the moment, if you absolutely need cleaner reflections, you're best sticking with the Hardware Raytracing features and avoiding Lumen/Nanite. I'd look into the pathtracer if you need the absolute best results though.
@@WilliamFaucher That's great thankyou - looking forward to that. Yes - path tracer is very nice, but it gives me similar results to 3ds max traditional renders. What I love about Unreal 5 is being able to endlessly move about, adding to and revising the spaces I design in real time. It's more of a design tool for me rather than generating finished images. I also show clients around their buildings on a laptop. The holy grail will be glass that looks like glass, Lumen GI and nanite detail - in real time. Maybe this is already possible with an RTX card. I've only got a 1080.
Pwnisher describes the appeal perfectly for me. If you can imagine it, you can create it within Unreal.
Great job!!! Thanks!
I have never done anything with 3D modeling/animation, but this and Blender have me intrigued. I'd probably just design up moving scenes. I'll have to look at some tutorials to get an idea of how it all works, etc.
thank you guys ... really you all is Lord of this engine ... thanks
Thank you!
you assembled the avengers I see
hahah
Whenever I need to troubleshoot something on UA-cam I literally see all of these guys 😭
Hahah they're all so great!
@@WilliamFaucher Thanks so much for all you do for the community!
my burning spirit for UE5 has been reignited. thanks
Dang, Always on top of things!
yes sir!
@@WilliamFaucher Hey William, I am actually curious. Do you have an idea of when CG Spectrum might consider creating UE5 courses? Just curious!
@@owenjenkinsofficial We have Unreal courses already! UE4 and UE5 are largely the same, the fundamentals haven't changed. But we'll slowly be migrating content to UE5 moving forward.
Thats a really interesting thing i never considered about the power consumption for render farms.
The avengers reunited of unreal engine 💪💪💪
UE5 has officially reset the playing field when it comes to animation and 3D productions. Stoked for what more comes next (As our socks have been thoroughly blown off by what we've seen so far).
Big fan of William ✨ UE GOD 🤖
My mom will be so proud to see I did the cube for the video! ahah
10/10 best work
Hi William, as always a good choice
Cool video again!
I'm confused, because I get 45 fps on a blank project, and down to 5 fps with just 3 trees in the scene... Am I missing something?
Unreal is extremely GPU dependent, so be sure you be using something rock solid, latest drivers, on Windows 10. :)
@@WilliamFaucher Hey, thanks for the reply! If you don't mind, what GPU do you use, and what kind of framerate do you get on your projects?
I feel like I spent the last 20 years working on myself to get to this point, since I debuted as one of the first Artists {at least in Italy, there were 3-4 of us, I painted 60 artworks between 2001 and 2011, I have now a collection of over 70 digital paintings I'm not giving away in NFTs despite I feel like I was like one of those who "pictured" the core of what NFTs were supposed to become but seems like failing to deliver} experimenting with Digital Fine Arts...
I started my DARTS project back in 2003, put it in stand by till 2007 when I discovered the virtual reality world of the Metaverse with joining Second Life and Now I'm here using Unreal Engine 5 since the Early Access release with a fully positive mindset about the massive potential it had and still has.
I always felt I was completely out of my time, always projected in a 10-15 years later than my actual lifetime was. Now I see all the doors I had slammed to my face, all the laughs at the "crazy dreamer and visionary" {funny stuff... dreams... I stopped dreaming back in 2002 and dream was the Love of my life, all the rest was all about Creativity Ideas and Projects!} like it was an insult... not to mention all the opportunities missed because I couldn't convince people about what was coming and today is here making everybody so hyped 15-20 years later!
I do believe Unreal Engine 5, for those who will have the opportunity to have the proper rig ang technology, will be not just a Gaming changer but a game-changer for what I call Digital Fine Art, art lovers, museums, art galleries, curators and whoever else does believe Art is democratic, and easily accessible to everyone and heritage of everyone, not just money-maker for an elite.
We have the opportunity now to leave our mark like a proper legacy alive for the generations to come. Unreal Engine 5 is another stepstone and milestone of that process for dozens of new generations.
I created DARTS in 2003 and the DARTS Movement in 2015-2017 exactly with that goal... entirely free support for artists to form a collective that redefines Art, Digital Arts and Mecenatism. Unreal Engine 5 is my tool, by natural choice, for the achievement of an entire creative community and I really hope many artists will be part of this vision, of this mission, of this movement.
DArts Beyond Reality!
PS: Thanks to William {but also Matt... so proud of you being hosted here!} for this video and for every outstanding video tutorials he makes.... and sorry if, not having my own UA-cam Channel and being quite unpopular {I write way too much in Twitter's Era and I always loved being underground} I took the chance of saying my own about this... Epic... tool Unreal Engine 5 is!!!
The Future is NOW
'and im gonna stop you right there'
I laughed out loud.
And thanks for the reality check. VFX is a worse rabbit hole than computer programming...
Offline rendering is important ... but after showing UE4.27 "live" interior to customers I asked them to stop using WSAD and to look at still frame for 2 minutes. They said "no, it is too ... still" :)
Totally depends on your needs!
WOW, what a lineup!!
Thanks!
How are you so quick to make these haha, that's amazing
Hahah it's been made a few days in advance ;)
@@WilliamFaucher Makes more sense! Great timing then haha
Great video as always
Thank you!
Working with VR in UE5 has me moving to Unity for VR. Lacks features such and nanite and loves to crash.
The best guys!!!
1:40 Hi William, But Winbush uses World Creator and you use Gaea. You can't be friends 😁
I don't discriminate by software! Hahahah
I use everything never let software dictate me I get along with everyone 🤙🏾
Hi, im wanna switch to EU5 but it has no assets library. and Im architecture visualizer and mainly Interior designer. And lack of furniture assets scares me off.. Im now using D5 render which has dozens of assets for architects. And buying those assets cost 20bucks per sofa, its just not viable to buy those assets and go for UE. Idk what to do, i already learned ue5 thanks to you, but im basicly stuck on bridge between programs, not knowing on what sore to go.
If you already have the assets, you can simply import them into Unreal :)
As a compositor where should I start unreal to learn plz advice me …
I'd begin with the basics! Learn how to create a small scene, render it out, and use the Unreal Reader for Nuke ;)
Very cool content.
But, the best part starts at 15:28
Haha don't get me wrong, absolutely love Unreal and everything coming out is so exciting! But it's important to stay grounded and not get caught up in the hype with wild unrealistic expectations !
@@WilliamFaucher Yeah totally. UE5 is superb.
But, laying out what is does & what is doesn't is really good. You did it well.
Epic itself won't something like this.
In UE5 do I still need Lightmass portal?
No, that is for baked lighting only.
@@WilliamFaucher okay, thank you
Viewcube is back to Maya and UE5 is here. What else do you want in this life?
Huge!!!
Unreal is next level...exciting time to be a creative...William is a legend
you are the best.
Havent seen a great of group of ppl since tony stark said hes "putting a team together"...
Great Stuff
Ah man best comment ever!
Very good Works and Very good Channel UA-cam Mr william
i want to know how i can do lightining and rendering of cartoon movies with ue ?
if There is same courses or tutoriels
thank you very much