Unreal Engine 5.5 - Building Generator
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- 🛒 Available for purchase on Fab!
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previous videos:
Tile-by-Tile Building Roof Generation
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Making Procedural Building Generator with PCG Grammar
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In this video, I'll show you how to use the building generator tool to create impressive buildings from scratch. We'll start by making shapes for the buildings using the spline, and then we'll work with some new meshes downloaded from Fab. You'll see how to apply these meshes directly onto the building and adjust the parameters to ensure everything aligns perfectly.
I've also been working on different types of roofs, so you'll get to see a variety of roof options in this video. These enhancements, including hipped, gable, and flat roofs, are possible thanks to the use of Geometry Script. This powerful tool also allows you to use materials or spawn tiles, combining Geometry Script and PCG. If you're interested in learning more about how to use Geometry Script with PCG, let me know in the comments.
Thanks to @RyanSchmidtEpic for his help in getting the roof to work.
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Hello, the roof is cool. I have 3 questions:
1. What about the interior? Does it only look good from the outside? Then it's pointless, at least for my use, even if the roofs really appeal to me^^ Are there floors? Otherwise it's just not really playable.
2. Is there a way to insert new windows alternately for wall meshes without windows? For example, for run-down houses that only sometimes have functioning windows.
3. If you produce a lot of houses, is there an option in your tool to save them as an instance for performance reasons?
Many thanks, and it is definitely one of the better PCG building tools as far as I can tell from the video.
hey! this looks amazing, i wanna start working on unreal engine too, and i would love to know what hardware do you have , or recommend. thanks for the video.
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Thank you!
Here are my hardware specs:
🔴 CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700 8-Core Processor
🔴 Memory: Kingston KF560C36-16 DDR5-4800 16GB (x2)
🔴 Storage: SSD Kingston SNV2S1000G
🔴 GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070
As for recommendations, it really depends on what you'll be doing in Unreal Engine. If your projects are similar to what I have in this video, these specs are more than enough-I was getting over 100 FPS in the editor without even enabling Nanite.
For large open worlds dense in assets, I do get lower than 30 FPS in the editor. However, you can make it work with some optimization.
Hope this helps!
Thanks a lot!@@YazanHanna
I'm also making my own asset pack and struggling with a roof. Who did u contact? Would also love to implement this one to my pack. All the best!
yeah, seems like i skipped the video part where you showed him haha. Is that a private discord channel or unreal one?
I contacted him on his Discord. I will be making tutorials on PCG and Geometry Script soon. Maybe it will help you.
Hey man! awesome work! New game dev here. I want to get your building generator but i have a few questions. What are the dimension of the wall etc I want to make my own walls doors ..
Hey man! Thanks for your kind words and interest in my building generator!
To address your questions:
The tool is designed to be flexible and adaptable to various dimensions. It measures the dimensions of the meshes you provide and places them based on their specific dimensions.
Important Points:
⚪Consistency in Height: The wall, window, door, and corner (optional) meshes need to have the same height. In some cases, as shown in the video, the door height was different, so I had to scale it using the tool's parameters, which still worked perfectly.
⚪Depth: The depth of the mesh can vary, especially if it has a lot of external design details. The tool can handle these variations without any issues.
⚪Length (Along the Wall): The length is also flexible for windows, doors, and corners, depending on their design. For walls, the typical range is about 50 to 100 units.
⚪Example Dimensions (Formatted as Length, Depth, Height):
🔴Wall: (50, 50, 300)
🔴Window: (200, 50, 300)
🔴Door: (150, 50, 300)
🔴corner: (80, 80, 300)
🔴Trim: (50, 30, 30)
Note: The trim and corner are optional. You always have the flexibility to make small scale adjustments.
I have created custom meshes for the tool before, such as for a wooden house, and it was very easy to do. If you decide to get the tool and need any help, please feel free to email me at the provided address. I'd be happy to assist!