Unreal Engine 5.5 Render vs Realtime
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
- Unreal Engine 5.5 Render vs Realtime
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Allright who got it right? Alot of you wanted to know how long the render took from my previous skit.
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Come on, it's still obvious (jaggy movement)
ı got it right :)
B is Realtime
Just the fact that you can do this on your own computer. i mean the eye movements, small movement in the face. This Is Gollum of LOTR level type of quality. This would have made you awards 20 years ago. Its not perfect, but real damn good.
UA-cam compression do not help at all, but I tell B for real Time. This engine is just so amazing. :)
This is insane...Amazing stuff as always!🔥🔥🔥
I got it right but I doubted myself multiple times. It was ultimately the depth of field in the over the shoulder shot where I knew I was correct, but it was WAY closer than I would ever have imagined. Staggering tech.
Same here. But it was the shadows on the helmet that sold it to me, along with other such markers, that B was the Realtime.
Gratz on 100.000
I think you actually created one of the best Unreal Engine 5 demonstrations it there!
This truly shows the capability and how far real time graphics have come.
I agree that we may have to wait a couple of years until we see this in games, but holy shit!!!
Real live graphics are here
awesome stuff..congrats..cheers from Brazil 🤘
Big congrats on 100K subscribers
At first I thought B was rendered but it became clear in the second and third shots that it was A. You could see some artifacting on B (aliassed edges and some TSR ghosting). Still very impressive man.
The depth of field looks very different on the first part...like, I can tell that A looks more movie quality because how well the depth of field looks and makes you focus on the face even more.
Second part, I can notice some noise in B especially when there is a shadow on the face and helmet.
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Less than one min in, I'd say A is the Render, and B is Realtime. The second clip, just about sold it to me that yes, A is the Render, and B is Realtime. To me, the Realtime, is just a tad bit more blurry, and the Renderd is more smooth, clean, and crisp, as my markers as to which is which. All in all, if they was not shown side by side, it be much harder hard to tell.
By 2:43 I see I was right. Though, they are both so close, I felt there was a chance I could have been wrong, and A being the more smooth, clean, and crisp looking to me, could have been the Realtime. As Unreal is getting so much better all the time.
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A neat fact is cinematics runs at only 24 FPS. So anything at 24 or higher for a cinematic video, is good. What stands out from filmed cinematics and PC rendered cinematics, is the use of motion blur. Filmed cinematics has it by default. Rendered cinematics takes an extra added process to create it. This can be costly. Or very costly depending on how it's processed.
I know, I have added motion blur to a rendered animation, and it took six or more times as long per frame, to render the final animation. This is not good for realtime rendering. But if used in a renderd animation, can improve the look of it by a lot.
The need for good motion blur becomes apparent, when properly setup and used. Each frame may look like a mess, when seen as a still shot, but it makes an animation look more real and more smooth. Crisp frames, in a 24 FPS video, looks off. It's too crisp, and can make it look fake, and harder to see the flow in the animation. It's jittery, rather than smooth. Is far more evident, when rotating or panning the camera.
Is not near as much of an issue, for anything at 60 FPS or higher. But motion blur can still help with improving the looks of that also. Again, mostly when rotating or panning the camera. It just does not need near as much motion blur processing between frames as with a 24 FPS video.
I feel in time, good motion blur for realtime animations, will be key to helping them look so much better, and far less fake. Mostly if trying to hit the 24 FPS mark.
The shimmering is the giveaway and depth of field.
side by side can pick up but no where near as obvious as i would of thought considering how realistic the rendered came out, anything that can get close to that at real time is insanely good
Baffled how real some shots look lol This is rad!
Thank you very much for this Video !! Its realy incredible amazing the Realtime-Quality from Unreal Engine !!! I love very much the peoples / programmers from Epic Games Unreal Engine !!!!!
What was that beat in the beginning? Quite chill.
Spotted it with the low res shadow from the direct light on the helmet nvg shroud.
Oh Man! Unreal is fully god mode now. Haven't touched it in sometime but now I'm so excited to learn more. Great testing bro🔥🔥❤🔥
A. Render
B. Real-Time
I can see little distortion on the B side.
The small scale ambient occlusion, bellow the neck /body armor gave et away a bit but more over the ghosting on the helmet. Overall its very ,very close.
B has a slight blurring on movement ... other than that, its scary how well B does
The easiest way to see if it's the editor one is the TSR ghosting
B looks a bit jaggy in some environment silhouette/contours, it's like motion blur in realtime + a bit out of focus, so it's not too hard to guess
anyway, looks very promising, thanks for the vid man
I guessed it correctly, but only because of some of the specular on the face. Very hard to tell. Amazing!!!!!!
yea man lumen is gettin therw
Its funny cause I guessed right watching this on 720p mini budget toy like projector😅 btw I wondering if it will be any significant difference in real time but pulling this off on card like 3080 but with 4k texture and some other nessessary dongrade 🤔
Nicely done man! Actually thought B was the render by assuming there was more light bunches illuminating the slightly darker areas of A. At this point might was well just roll a dice or flip a coin.
And I thought a was real this is too confusing I'm either gonna call it all rendered or all real time lol I'm from the 8 bit era haha this blows my mind
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The depth of field esp in first sec is what gives away the B , the greenery behind looks like texture or something but A depth of field is morreee cinematic, the reason it is hard to tell is that your meta human being in first plan and having the most of the shot is awesome and very well done very realistic but if we take away the meta human and leave only environnement we will see the difference right away I think
Curious how you transferred the face shape keys to the helmet strap. Manual sculpting? Mesh morpher?
Can u do a in depth long tutorial about how to make metahuman of your own, because your metahuman look so realistic and identical, I mean if game makers were as talented as you, games would be like a real life. You are awesome, so pls pls tutorial about what steps or what software or what device u used for making that good metahuman
There's a very clear difference and the render is obviously better, but damn are we getting close to diminishing returns.
Was my idea what is the difference between 2 mode render thank bro❤
It's always the shadows that are a dead giveaway for UE real-time renders. They are too light.
Def dope you should sell unreal animations.
nah i usually just post some for my youtube monthly members
@@Jsfilmz do both we all gotta eat feel me def dope I just can’t usually find good animations I def gotta get me a Mocap set up.
guess its time to build 5.5
hi, really curious about realistic metahuman just like yours....can you make tutorial about creating most detailed and realistic metahuman with realistic textures just like yours....really want to learn that
The thing that really gave it away was mouth movement
5090 is right around the corner too and that should fix your real-time frame-rate problems especially if you use 8k textures instead of 16k for meta-human. With 16k meta-human is that maxing your 24gb vram causing low frame-rate or is your GPU load hitting 100 percent?
So Jae, what is your gut saying as to when you expect 5.5 preview to be released?
(I'm taking a break from making cinematics so that I can focus on creating some tools using v5.4 and MRGraph and EU Widgets to help with my workflow, but ran into issues because there are still missing pieces to them [nodes, functionality, etc.] and I'm HOPING v5.5 will contain enough updates to get me through that process.)
probably Q4 during unreal convention. UEFN is already 5.5
@@Jsfilmz yeah, I heard about that and figured it was coming pretty soon. Q4 - ugh, but that seems logical. Thanks buddy - keep the vids coming!!!
5:50 The rendered box shadow on the button looks like a real-time shadow at 144p resolution.
If you crush the blacks just a tiny bit maybe 5-8% and bring the bright curve just a bit to the left, you wouldnt be able to spot the difference since the highlights will be as noticeable and pushed as the renderd one and the blacks will fake the occlusion being more minute and detailed
Yeah, I could not spot the difference. Maybe, now only using hair we could see it.
This is really good. Both are rendered. Please teach people it is called offline vs real-time rendering.
I have done rendering for years, on many platforms, LightWave 3D, 3D Studio Max, Blender, just to name a few. And did some realtime animations in such as, Dark Basic Pro, Nendo, 3D GameStudio, Unity, just to name a few. And I never heard anyone use offline used for referring to post processed rendered animations. You may have seen a few use it, but it's hardly the norm.
Think, how does it make sense to call it "offline" rendering, when typically both, post processed rendered animations, and realtime rendered animations, are both done offline anyway? O.o
The only ones that do online rendering, is those that can afford to use an online rederfarm. Otherwise, most who lack the cash, use their own PC to render most anything. Be it realtime, or post processed.
Try not to spread such confusion onto others, by asking such things. Or try to make others conform to just your line of thinking. Please. For we don't need it.
Nice, 🫤 you lets us choose between an A and a B-movie. Realtime look totally acceptable. 👍
How do you record real time footage instead of rendering out the footage?
I was right, then I saw the fill light on face and doubted myself. then i was wrong. lol.
lol
Well i assumed B is rendered well cuz its just looks better, the grading is way more cozy, if this was a game, the differences are unnoticeable, no one would care.
A is realtime,bo shadows on face.(sorry i didnt see lag on right)
B for real but it looks great anyways !
A is rendered. It have more black and cleen shadow. In one place in b is no shadow at all.
I guessed correctly 🎉
Though I have to say I was only 80% sure.
hahaa
by rendered did he mean the sequence movie render que?
so metahuman textures are basically incompatible with 8gb vram?
B is in editor
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Yt being weird.
its the thought that counts bro
i need to drop blender for unreal for animations blender is so slow can barley display anything in realtime while unreal is a monster
yea man i dont have time for that sh*t i need my editor as close to my render as possible
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B is realtime
16k textures? Man, UE5 on my old laptop crashes with 4k all the time))
hahaha ive been there man