Published 1/2023MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 910.22 MB | Duration: 0h 55m

Learn the basics of Unreal Ee 5 by making Realistic Natural Environments

What you'll learn

Learn the basics of creating Natural Environments in Unreal Ee 5 with a Project based approach

Learn the basics of Lighting in Unreal Ee 5 with a Project based approach

Learn the basics of Camera Animation in Unreal Ee 5 with a Project based approach

Learn the basics of Rendering in Unreal Ee 5 with a Project based approach

Requirements

Some experience with Unreal Ee 5 will be helpful

Description

Unreal Ee 5 is very high in demand right now especially because you can make game levels and virtual movie sets very easily but learning it can be a little intimidating for bners, which is why I made this class just to show you guys how to make natural environments in unreal ee 5!Making natural environments in unreal ee 5 is easier than ever because of the new Lumen lighting system combined with Megascans asset library and in this class, I am going to be showing you the whole process of creating hyper realistic natural environments from finding inspiration to blocking out the first draft of the scene to adding Megascans assets and finally post processing and rendering!Now this tutorial is extremely easy and is made for Unreal bners who have very little experience, however, you are expected to know how to navigate the UI of Unreal Ee and use basic tools.The good thing about this class is that this class will show you the raw process of a 3D artist increating art. We will be solving all problems and making all creative decisions together!So what are you waiting for? Just start this class today and take your Unreal skills to a whole new level!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Rusty Car in a Forest

Lecture 2 Adding the Rocks and Car

Lecture 3 Adding Foliage

Lecture 4 Lighting the Scene

Lecture 5 Animating and Rendering

Artists wanting to learn Unreal Ee 5 with a project based approach

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