i love the visual storytelling; seems like a neighbour above had an urge to steal a street barricade and then left it on the balcony, which was way to weak tu support the thing... and wam, it crashed down to the street. awesome scene!
Anyone know what that software is where he drops in all the image files and they all appear next to each other so they're easy to view and reference? That looks so useful for creating moodboards!
Next I would love to see you guys work a bit in Unity with its HDRP. Also, you guys should try a Halo-inspired scene! I would LOVE to see a remake of a set piece from Halo CE!
@quixel Love this, but can you or anyone else explain how you went from maya with all that detail and had it in the unreal engine as I am unaware that you could create that in maya and just import it and unreal would create those kinds of shapes or did you just make the shapes in maya as a reference then build the actual build blocks and meshes in unreal engine? I appreciate any info on this.
I'm not 100% sure what you're asking, but Unreal Engine is not used to create models or textures. These are imported into Unreal after being created in other programs (Eg: Maya, Blender or 3DS Max for 3D modeling. Quixel or Substance Painter for texturing). The detailed models in this video were imported from Quixel Megascans, which is a library of fully modeled and textured 3D assets. In the most simple term, Unreal Engine is the program that simulates the lighting and physics of a level. Most of the things that populate the level are usually created outside of Unreal Engine.
@@jackj147Aww ok, thanks I really appreciate the info as I am new to unreal engine and The videos I had seen I just assumed they created the designs with the blocks/cubes you can create in unreal and then added textures/meshes to that, but now it makes a lot more sense to create a proper 3d environment in say maya and export that to unreal and use unreal as creating the scene so to speak.
@@lostwithdan4331 Exactly. UE4 has it's own simple blocks (called Geometry Brushes) but these are only used for blocking out levels quickly for play testing. These usually replaced later in production with meshes created and textured elsewhere.
What is your computer build? CPU, RAM, motherboard, etc. I'm looking to buy parts for a new computer that is (hopefully) a breeze to use in 3d animation and game creation. My budget is in the $2,000-$3,000 range. Anyone have any suggestions?
Hello.. there.. nice lighting, can you plz ans. me : - I am a asset artist.. my current skills are Modelling (Maya) Texturing (Substance Painter/Photoshop) , I want to be a level designer (AAA gaming) So just started a unreal basics. My question is what skills are required for level designer?
@@arielscorpion68 haha agreed! Not really the crazy detailed stuff we're used to from quixel. Also the post process is boring and doesn't follow the ref
Quixel make some games already i'm sick of companies using dull textures you guys are next gen can you make a demo where we can explore some of your levels to experience next gen??
It's called PureRef. Awesome app for reference, moodboarding, sharing within a team etc. It's available for free, or whatever price you want to pay, from pureref.com :)
What is the program used when viewing the images, I've been looking for something similar for a while but wasn't able to find one, could you tell me the name of it and where I could buy/download it?
@quixel do you also make full length tutorials similar to Udemy courses, that includes all the assets, textures, etc, where one starts from scratch and end with a final scene?
*Holy shit, i would NOT be suprised if we could create ''artificial videos'' in a few years. Basically, animations that look so detailed, you might as well have used a REAL camera, Not a physics* */modelling engine inside of a PC.*
@@pandukartosedono4107 yeah because normally I think they do a better job then the original game because its just one scene. cdpr has so much attention to detail that even he cannot make it look better in only 1 scene
@@CyberPonz-nc3oh i completely agree with you bro. this guy is so bad that he can't do what CDPR did in 7 years, with 500 people and 300 million dollars.
Scenes like these can be produced using weak software like Sketchup 3D and Lumion. It's the full control of the world and objects/assets that's constantly telling me to switch to something like UE4.
Quixel is on fire with these UE4 sub-tutorials, keep em' coming!
The mixer to bridge to 3d program combo has become extremely powerful and is a huge time saver
cool :) looking forward to the extended breakdown, always enjoy those!
the Japanese signs says we only serve replicants.
Hokkaido Ramen
It says Hokkaido Ramen
@@dcool5567 No it's gibberish you can read it as Hokudaicyou Ramen or Kitaoozuka Ramen => Northern Large Hill?
Hokkaido is 北海道.
@@stargazerch.3605 / I read it again, seriously Hokkaido Ramen? Man I don't know what I read?
Thank you so much quixel. I love all your ue4 tutorials so much!!!!
Cheers
I didn't know the blend material had the liquid, I was wondering how you guys were doing such nice puddles. Awesome!
i love the visual storytelling; seems like a neighbour above had an urge to steal a street barricade and then left it on the balcony, which was way to weak tu support the thing... and wam, it crashed down to the street. awesome scene!
Lovely 🔥
Looking much much better than CDPR's Cyberpunk 2077
Anyone know what that software is where he drops in all the image files and they all appear next to each other so they're easy to view and reference? That looks so useful for creating moodboards!
I wanna know too!!
PureRef !
@@bibz3 Thank you very much, I've been looking for it for a long time and you've saved me a lot of time.
@@bibz3 Many thanks!
James Lucas sir what a great video and what a great tutorial Thank you so much and keep up the awesome Mr q 😁
Damn dude. You make this look so easy!
this was a good bridge ad
Why do I see tiles when I import the material, and you dont?
Could you share your puddle vertex paint material?
Wow, probs should come back and look at this after doing a beginners course, feeling overwhelmed 🤣 was just interested to see what you did though.
This Scene is not plausible at all...The City actually doing something about potholes!? : )
Breathtaking!
Next I would love to see you guys work a bit in Unity with its HDRP. Also, you guys should try a Halo-inspired scene! I would LOVE to see a remake of a set piece from Halo CE!
why is some items @2:02 blurred out?
They were loading, I believe. Because the become unblurred after a while.
I'm melting :)
Where can we get the project file?
@quixel Love this, but can you or anyone else explain how you went from maya with all that detail and had it in the unreal engine as I am unaware that you could create that in maya and just import it and unreal would create those kinds of shapes or did you just make the shapes in maya as a reference then build the actual build blocks and meshes in unreal engine? I appreciate any info on this.
Hi there! We'll be covering this more in detail in the livestream :)
I'm not 100% sure what you're asking, but Unreal Engine is not used to create models or textures. These are imported into Unreal after being created in other programs (Eg: Maya, Blender or 3DS Max for 3D modeling. Quixel or Substance Painter for texturing). The detailed models in this video were imported from Quixel Megascans, which is a library of fully modeled and textured 3D assets. In the most simple term, Unreal Engine is the program that simulates the lighting and physics of a level. Most of the things that populate the level are usually created outside of Unreal Engine.
@@jackj147Aww ok, thanks I really appreciate the info as I am new to unreal engine and The videos I had seen I just assumed they created the designs with the blocks/cubes you can create in unreal and then added textures/meshes to that, but now it makes a lot more sense to create a proper 3d environment in say maya and export that to unreal and use unreal as creating the scene so to speak.
@@theadnart1Great, look forward to the great information.
@@lostwithdan4331 Exactly. UE4 has it's own simple blocks (called Geometry Brushes) but these are only used for blocking out levels quickly for play testing. These usually replaced later in production with meshes created and textured elsewhere.
man i need to make street and i have matt and tex but how to make texture huge for mask the xity streets ??
Thanks man for your sharing
Is this seem good for beaing in a game inviroment ?
WOW, you got me, i insta download the programm with out to know i was on his channel!
GoodWork! nice tutorial too
Thank you!
I want this josh's post apocalyptic work link!
Great job!!
I was under the impression that Quixel Mixer was no longer available/supported?
Wait! How does the blend mat work for the puddles refl amount? How do the paint line decals stick to the road mesh? How does the trash brush work??
Whats this software for reference images at 0:51?
PureRef. It's open source
Your PC specs please
how did you import the UE4 Mannequin in Maya please ?
What's a program on 0:51 ?
PureRef (www.pureref.com/)
@@hannahcrawford9198 thank you
Why do you always use expensive thing like maya?
@Quixel How do I use 2 or more environments and merge them on ue4
I wanted to see the scene
Is it needed to learn another program like blender or maya to presculpt scenes?
So are these scenes with this level of detail OK for game play or are these just for rendering out etc?
What exactly does megascan? Or what does He scan? And for which Use? Can someone explain me what quixel exactly does
its just a bunch of real world photos converted to 3d assets used for free only by unreal engine users others might have to pay
@@BROCKSGAMING great thanks
You should teach me lmaoooo I've been trying to get into game making forever. And the cyberpunk theme interests me heavily
@@Bloodyshinta1 lmao this was 7 months ago
@@Theenigma100 you sound like 12 years old
what program does he use 0:51 ? to drag the references into a mood-board.
Pureref
@@FRXARTZ Thank you
Is the project available to download? I would really like to test it and mod it in Unreal 5
can i use the materials and assets in the megascans libray for commercial work ?
Awesome . :)
How do you add the puddles using the Blue Channel, do they come by default while importing from Bridge?
What is your computer build? CPU, RAM, motherboard, etc. I'm looking to buy parts for a new computer that is (hopefully) a breeze to use in 3d animation and game creation. My budget is in the $2,000-$3,000 range. Anyone have any suggestions?
Unreal engine 4 is totally insane
I'm kinda curious about the price of all these textures and models, they are truly amazing but i'm flat broke so no quixel for me
Quixel Bridge and Mixer, along with Megascans are all free to use as of last November. You can use all the assets shown in this video if you want :)
@@vip1691 Oh thanks for your reply, i'll look into it
@quixel, this is really nice, except mow many credits worth of assets is this scene? Beautifully done though.
Hello.. there.. nice lighting, can you plz ans. me : - I am a asset artist.. my current skills are Modelling (Maya) Texturing (Substance Painter/Photoshop) , I want to be a level designer (AAA gaming) So just started a unreal basics.
My question is what skills are required for level designer?
map is not build in the asset ue4
Nice but how did you make the rain effect ??? any tutorial ?
Quixel what was that reference app at 0:51 ?
I think its PureRef
Nice
What PC are you using, or does anyone else have Ue4 on pc, can you please tell me what type of PC too use
probably double gtx 1080 and i9
What's this job profession called??
Level designer?
please tell me that we will see this kind of graphics in next generation consoles or not???
it aint even impressive .... god of war has better graphics
@@arielscorpion68 haha agreed! Not really the crazy detailed stuff we're used to from quixel. Also the post process is boring and doesn't follow the ref
0:46 is nice... 0:13 something's wrong with this scene, no rain sparks in the boulder?!
how does a decal in quixel work? more like a texture or a 3d mesh itself?
Just an alpha masked texture that you can put on top of other textures, simply put! :)
Quixel make some games already i'm sick of companies using dull textures you guys are next gen can you make a demo where we can explore some of your levels to experience next gen??
Awesome!
How do I create Keanu Reeves?
😂😂😂😂
Crop image from google duh
what software is this?
Whats the software u use in beginig to order reference images?
It's called PureRef. Awesome app for reference, moodboarding, sharing within a team etc.
It's available for free, or whatever price you want to pay, from pureref.com :)
What if I don't have Maya?
use blender
Ashphalt
Are there any Quixel tutorials that DON'T involve Maya?
it's just a 3D modelling software, all 3D moulding Sofware export the same file types so makes no difference
Can you send this to me
北大塚ラーメンは実在するラーメン屋です。
非常に美味しいです。
Just curious why you modeled a pot hole and then completely covered it over in assets. Other than that, awesome work. :)
Did you make the umbrella fabrics with a fabric simulator?
I'm trying to achieve this result of shading and transparency but I can't.
your voice sounds exactly like andy kaufman
Legend PTBR , Please
Next Destiny Moon ?
4:47 foliage paint
What is the program used when viewing the images, I've been looking for something similar for a while but wasn't able to find one, could you tell me the name of it and where I could buy/download it?
www.pureref.com/
@@reecesherwood7856 Thank you
tell me why megascans is so expensive and has no student liscene
Bro the base one only lets you use 50 models
All of which are shit.
Total ripoff
It all looks great.
But why did you abandon Unity ?
Unity has been updated, you can show new features with HDRP!
MAYBE THIS IS THE DESIGN THE MAP
@quixel do you also make full length tutorials similar to Udemy courses, that includes all the assets, textures, etc, where one starts from scratch and end with a final scene?
How about unreal engine 5
*Holy shit, i would NOT be suprised if we could create ''artificial videos'' in a few years. Basically, animations that look so detailed, you might as well have used a REAL camera, Not a physics* */modelling engine inside of a PC.*
Очень круто сделал хотел бы я так создаватьXD
cool beans
Woow
北大塚ラーメン
Oh so you're a Cyberpunk Dev. Now it makes sense.
How do I create a graphics in third person shooter please somebody help me please I
what kind of graphics?
UI, textures, decals?
@@Skullbrothers it's like sci fi inde thank you so much for replying
Thats Asphalt not Ashfalt :)
this actually is underwelming if you look at what cd project red made XD
yeah, i can't believe this guy couldn't manage to do what a team of 500 developers with 314 million dollars did. smh so dissapointed.
@@pandukartosedono4107 yeah because normally I think they do a better job then the original game because its just one scene. cdpr has so much attention to detail that even he cannot make it look better in only 1 scene
@@CyberPonz-nc3oh i completely agree with you bro. this guy is so bad that he can't do what CDPR did in 7 years, with 500 people and 300 million dollars.
@@CyberPonz-nc3oh but all jokes aside, CDPR has gotta be the greatest video game developer/studio in the past decade.
Hehehe
Ashfalt
at least you modeled something
Lol CD project need this man 😂
why u dont use blender
He used Maya
Scenes like these can be produced using weak software like Sketchup 3D and Lumion. It's the full control of the world and objects/assets that's constantly telling me to switch to something like UE4.
ashphalt