NEW NANITE WORKFLOW for your Unreal Project

In this tutorial, I will show you how to use the Nova tool to achieve your asset's final result without using the standard workflow.
Zen Sets v2.4.0 for Blender - blendermarket.com/products/ze...
NOVA - Procedural Material System - www.unrealengine.com/marketpl...
NOVA - Modular Sci-Fi Kit - www.unrealengine.com/marketpl...
Train - sketchfab.com/3d-models/emd-g...

[@Ricky_Lauw]

As a small tip, if you only use two layers in the material you could make a nova material with only the limited amount of layers. This will be more optimized. Great tutorial!

[@zhoslenmakoev]

Yess! Thank you!

[@volodymyrdon1554]

Thanks for video, was very interesting.

[@x_malikova]

Really fantastic result!

[@zhoslenmakoev]

Thank you!!!

[@Nodia]

Amazing, bro!!! 🔥

[@zhoslenmakoev]

Thanks man!!!

[@SergeyTyapkin]

Amazing! Many thanks for making review

[@zhoslenmakoev]

My pleasure! Thanks for great tools!

[@kardesimnaber5199]

good job, bro please make a detailed tutorial on how you made the tokyo rain project, and which tutorial do you recommend to make such a high quality scene

[@overbillionviews]

Оп-па, Сталкер!

[@zhoslenmakoev]

Почти хах

[@djRuska81]

How and why the Decals rendered under the DIrt Layer ? Did You switched off render decal on mesh and render in materials ?

[@Bug_West]

As far as I understand, the number of materials on each mesh, and the number of parameters in these materials strongly affect draw calls

[@ShrikeGFX]

one material is one draw call. Parameters have nothing to do with it.

[@JoneRogan402]

It's not AAA quality.

[@overbillionviews]

Поседел, потолстел, жи есь :(

[@zhoslenmakoev]

хаха да лучше уже не будет!