Simplify Environment Art Creation In Unreal Engine 5
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2024
- Creating a post-apocalyptic environment in UE5 is super easy with Dash. Josh Powers explains the processes behind his work developing this TLOU environment in Unreal Engine.
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If you want to watch detailed tutorials on the different tools in Dash, you should give this playlist a look: ua-cam.com/play/PLA8x6Gryv9C-YSeyME9uey5Q94SGzQWxX.html
We always welcome any questions or feedback about Dash, ask away in the comments!
The drag-n-drop aspect of adding decals is SO...DANG...GOOD! It's truly the way your mind would anticipate adding decals and I'm glad it's part of Dash! Well done guys!
Hate this phrase, but it TOTALLY applies here: GAME CHANGER! This is quite excellent and truly makes our lives easier and our creativity not slowed by technology barriers. The more I see and use it (I downloaded the trial and was hooked immediately) the more powerful it seems to become.
Thanks for saying that, it means a lot👏
Guys, you are doing some very cool stuff! Keep ‘en coming
Subscribed to dash monthly the other day, keep it up 👏👏
This is amazing! Looking forward to more content like this! :o
I would love, if Dash could even make master/landescape material creating and blending easier/faster with slider control, as it is in scattering now. It would be a monster plugin for creating environments.
Great idea, thank you! We'll pass that on to the devs for consideration.
Wow! that's a great time-saving tool.
Great tool
It would be awesome if the proximity masking worked the other way around too. For example if I wanted to have fern everywhere (on the selected surface/object) EXCEPT from the near the selected assets. Do you guys think that is possible? Maybe in a future patch? I'm already sold for Dash. Good job! I'll test it later this week and hopefully add it to my daily routine as well.
I just saw the "Invert proximity" option on another video. God damn... Good job guys!! Really fantastic results in minutes
this is so cool, this is tempting me to switch 😅
I want more Dash! Dashelicious!
Amazing video as always, how they create the vines is amazing. Which makes me wonder is that an in house tool or from marketplace?
@JoshPowersArtist Thank you, Josh, for the thorough explanation. You guys are doing an amazing job, I would love to see from you a detailed tutorial on how each and specific tool work inside Dash and unreal.
where do you got the materials for the main walls?
From the Megascans library in UE5.
Outstanding! Any news on a MacOS version?
No news yet, but it's something we're working on!
2:34 can you explain the workflow to get that vegetation hanging on the wall?
I can!
Depending on what ivy you use, the settings in Surface Scatter that you might need to adjust may vary, but with the ivy I used, a vertical plane and a curve with pretty few points, I played with these settings:
Angle Mask 180
Uncheck Randomize angles
Uniform angle to around 140-150
X Rot jitter to 1
Use curve as proximity
Maybe play with the sink value
Here is a video going through it: discord.com/channels/826908885024636989/1154397483041042442/1159407499288518676
@@polygonflow thank you!
what happen to GraphN Library?
Hey! It has evolved to Dash more or less, you get all the same tools in Dash and more! :)
could you a quick video on how to insert those wall green plants? I saw you were moving a vertex on a spline.. I was wondering how you did that... minute 2:35 thank you in advanced... cheers