I demand you, on behalf of the people from the internet, to regularly start doing tutorials!

@glanced9684

4 жыл бұрын

Basic to advanced, pls brother 🙏

@piotrekt186

4 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dron/S4q2Nx8eZ0hAU-tDfP3b8w.html

@bernardosei9

4 жыл бұрын

PREACH

@dm.b7560

4 жыл бұрын

I you don't, we will find you and force you too..... great videos man, subscribed.

@HavokSage

4 жыл бұрын

@@dm.b7560 hahah, don't worry there's no need. Check my channel! I usually post a lot.

1. Asset set-up 03:05 2. Composition 07:12 3. Lighting 15:27 4. Atmospherics 21:19 5. Post-processing 25:06 6. Color grading 32:08 7. Virtual cameras 36:55 8. Final output 38:32

@commercio3564

5 жыл бұрын

God bless you.

@dawsonboyle99

5 жыл бұрын

God Bless

@thana3270

5 жыл бұрын

Thats in description lol

@dawsonboyle99

5 жыл бұрын

DISTEEXE you can’t click it though

@thana3270

5 жыл бұрын

@@dawsonboyle99 oh yeah

This was not a tutorial, it was a masterclass! Perfect narration, perfect voice, perfect pacing, perfect depth and details. I’m watching this at least 100 times more.

@cgooch_

5 жыл бұрын

Juan Paulo Mardonez same here and glad to see you chiming in here on KZread as well. Keep up the good work yourself! I look forward to your next “sketch” ;)

oh man that's what i needed , better to say that's we all needed , thanks Quixel.

@Gwubby

5 жыл бұрын

except for the fact that you have to subscribe to them for a "free" model

@pcbingemaster

5 жыл бұрын

@@Gwubby capitalism baby

@raventhc8847

5 жыл бұрын

@@Gwubby With the quality of their software, it's still more than worth it even without free assets.

Are you kidding me? Yesterday a fantastic stream about how Wiktor created that desert scene in UE4 and today this? You're fantastic!

@KeiraArts

5 жыл бұрын

Could you share a link to the stream? =)

@speedoflink

5 жыл бұрын

KeiraArts It's on this channel

@masterraceofeverything4504

5 жыл бұрын

That’s dust 2

I’m speechless. I feel like 90% of the time when you see something as amazing as the project you put together you never see a comprehensive behind-the-scenes tutorial that really shows you what they’ve done in any useable fashion. But the techniques you shown here can be used for a lifetime. I’ve been waiting for over a year for the right project and and tutorial to come along to inspire me to finally make the leap from some other 3D apps I’ve used to Unreal as my main staging platform, using Quixel surfaces. This is definitely it. Thank you so much Joe. You changed my life as a Filmmaker.

Omg. That was an amazing revision of the the whole process . Keep it up guys. Good luck.

This is the best of Quixel, sharing knowledge for free so we all can grow together, thank you guys.

I am shocked at the production quality and the content quality of this video. Not only are you explaining how you created one of the most impressive pieces of UE4 content, but all the theory and process that went on behind the scenes. Studying this video feels like the equivalent of many full courses. Bravo x 100

I watched this tutorial 3 years ago, and I had goosebumps and teary eyes, as I always wanted to build stuff like this but just didn't know if we could ever. I did not have a pc back then to cope with this, but now I have and have been using Quixel very often. I'm so thankful to the team to bring such innovations for us to use, and that too for free! It's an optimal way forward for increasing and encouraging creativity.

This is the most informative UE4 tutorial I've seen this year. True masterpiece! Thank you.

I'm amazed by the work you are doing. It takes a lot of dedication to make something perfect.

Tools such as this are so compelling, it inspires me - someone who has almost zero experience in game making/coding - want to turn the game idea I've for years into a reality. Very impressive.

Amazing! You teased us with the trailer and now delivered the behind the scenes. Truly amazing work!

Not only the production quality in the Rebirth Video but the production value of this tutorial are bar none. Thank you for making such a amazing tutorial, being so well spoken, and very detailed. You and your team are very talented and should be super proud of yourselves!

thank you. I am a concept art student. I started using your texture software a week ago. it does create some nataure material really fast saving a lot of my time. hope more people join and contribute the library

The most enjoyable production process that I have even seen, just likes art. Thanks Quixel !!! Please make more tutorials like this!!!

Joe's voice is so calm and professional, convincing.

My god, this will never get old to me. Such a fantastic video on EVERY level.

Probably the most exciting and coolest tutorial on real time graphics and I´ve ever seen in my life! The singing off comentary at 44:34 gave goose bumps!

The quality of these videos are incredible.

Please keep the tutorials coming! This and the CS level tut are amazing. You guys are on fire 🔥

This video inspired me in many ways. It is not just educational but it is the most polished UE4 tutorial video on youtube which is also beautiful to watch. Thank you Joe and Quixel :)

The moment you gave your introduction to this video, I instantly remembered your story. Back when I was still in school and struggling with if I should continue unto uni or not, when deep in my heart I knew I shouldn't. I read an article about you, around the time crysis 1 came out. Just wanted to say thank you for sharing your story back then; It, along with numerous others were the building blocks of my early twenties.

It's nice to see a human that has the highest interest of other humans in mind when sharing knowledge. Joe's a pretty cool dude.

@filmweaver2013

3 жыл бұрын

an entire company for that matter... epic games is doing so much for 3d industry in general, making it an even ground for everyone so it's the creativity and skill that matters

Fantastic project! Really enjoyed watching this one

@bhupalthirumala7776

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Ignace iam ur big fan love from india

@coltlitten319

3 жыл бұрын

@@bhupalthirumala7776o

@jaggerimmanuel5927

2 жыл бұрын

instaBlaster...

This was beyond epic! A great marketing piece for Megascans combined with that priceless breakdown.

This is awesome! Thank you Quixel and Joe!

You relieved me, I thought my workflow for environnements was bad but it's actually really close to yours. Thank you guys for showing your work, you made someone happy !

@AlexiosLair

5 жыл бұрын

Why do you think your workflow is bad?

@Lanaur_

5 жыл бұрын

@@AlexiosLair Probably because I was a bit too perfectionnist and making objects to intersect by placing them without having the geometries of the many objects to connect bothered me a little bit, especially when I could see some holes because of the placement and rotation (often not visible to the camera). But now this just confirmed me that it's just a matter of illusion, and it's as impressive to show as physicly accurate environnement (without huge empty spaces between the moutains in the background and the ground your filming for example). So yeah, I just thought that cheating this way wasn't a good thing just because it's not really how the real world works.

@Lanaur_

5 жыл бұрын

@@AlexiosLair But now I'm ok with it

Outstanding breakdown tutorial! I'll be using this in my projects for sure.

This is also a tutorial on how to make a tutorial! Great pace, great music. It keeps you hypnotized and focused. Absolutely Ingenious!

4 years old and still insane quality!

Amazing, great breakdown Joe! Looking forward to more of these amazing projects, specially now that UE4 is integrating all of the raytracing features, closing the gap even more when it comes to real time film quality production using game engines!

thanks so much, this a perfect example of content marketing done right! I dig the constant drip of info and interesting projects from quixel, you guys seem super agile and untethered by massive 2-3 year dev cycles, so you can adapt and be creative in both the macro and micro. love it.

@AlexiosLair

5 жыл бұрын

Will be great if you also start leveraging the Megascans assets and make tutorials with it :)

@PolygonAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

@@AlexiosLair wouldn't that be cool.......;) stay tuned!

I watched this tutorial 4 times the past year, and with my own skills growing, each time I found something new and useful. Thanks!

this wasnt a video...this was an experience... a surreal one

I was looking for month for such a video tutorial, many thx for explaining us post-processing, atmosphere... in depth in a professional way. You are great

Sheffield represent! Awesome to see how far you've come; amazing work man :)

@lordvader602

3 жыл бұрын

sheffield gang

I don't use Real Engine, I have never even seen the UI before today, but your script and style of narration captivated me so much that not only did it have me watch the entire thing in one sitting, it got me to download Unreal Engine, right away! I can't emphasize enough how informative and insightful this one video is..Thank you so much Joe, for taking the time, and sharing your formidable knowledge and talent with the rest of us!

Best tutorial I’ve ever seen. Straight to the point and still informative. You guys killed it. Need more like this please do more film projects

I am amazed. I tried getting into the VG business for years and thought I needed a degree. Thank you for this video.

@PolygonAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

its all about the portfolio. I am self taught as well. degrees can be useful to get work visas if you want to work abroad, but at the end of the day, you are being hired based on your portfolio and what it shows you can do ;)

Fantastic. Great tutorial and explanations of everything. I would love to see a breakdown of your landscape material some day :)

I'm speechless! The quality of the production and of the tutorial is outstanding. Thank you so much for the information and the inspiration.

Man this is soo good! I learnt so much even though it’s not a step by step tutorial! Thank you! Really hope to see more content like this!

As someone who aspires to work in this industry, thank you so much for this informative and beautiful video :)

@patrickmitchell3258

5 жыл бұрын

Hope you accomplish your dreams!

An amazing tutorial. And thanks again for using my music (Away) for your project :)

@HavokSage

5 жыл бұрын

Hey dude! No thank you! your music is inspiring. we're making sure to add your credits to the description ASAP.

@AlexiosLair

5 жыл бұрын

So you are the composer for such a beautiful ambient? Instant subscription.

@mey

5 жыл бұрын

@@AlexiosLair I am :) thank you very much!

This is without any doubt the best tutorial I have ever seen in my entire life. Thank you so much!

Brilliant explanation with a very comfortable voice and awesome, atmospheric background music. This is cooler than ASMR

Realtime CG in Game engine, made with not that big budget, and not that big team, looks so much better than so many Marvel movies... Astonishing work.

Really deep meditative music - I feel a bit more enlightened after watching the video :-)

i love how the level looks like it just rained i love it in real life after it rains absolutely beautiful

Really fantastic, Everything looks perfect ... no other words to describe your compositions and animations

Woah, this turned out very poetic! Thank you Joe.

OMG Tonemapper sharpen is an amazing console tip. This is what a masterclass should be thanks Joe!

Loved the description, would be great to get in an in depth (paid) full tutorial on projects like this, great work Joe.

after, adobe, unity, element3d, cinema 4d i stoped here and now i can start doing motion grafix, as i wanted to. the workflow is made for me, and the results is astonishing ! thanks for i can learn from you !

This guy is one of the best cinematic artist. He was using cryengine long time ago and now he moved to unreal engine. Hell Yeah. Thanks very much for this detailed tutorial

This is a brilliant piece of work. Thank you very very very much for sharing. Congrats to you guys for what you achieved. Fantastic!

Looooooove the way this tutorial has been made, the music makes it a cinematic joy to experience!!

one of the most valuable ue4 tutorials, well done

Utterly amazing... Loved the short film but this tutorial guide thing really makes me wish I was still doing CGI... I really need to get back into it. i miss it...

Awesome tutorial. As a Cinematic & VFX Artist, I've learned a lot of cool tips and tricks thanks to this video ! Can't wait to see more tuts like this one ! :)

Absolutely amazing work. Love the detail you went into and thanks for the excellent tutorial.

The knowledge demonstrated in this is inspiring (especially in areas where I have little understanding like lighting which is tough work). Not surprising the narrator worked on Crysis 2 the best game i've played visually.

You guys are magicians... I can't comprehend what I've just seen :D Awesome job... well done

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS, THANK YOU!!!

I keep coming back to this one and the other ones... They're simply great!!

dude this tutorial is amazing, really appreciate all the effort of putting all this together

very fitting that this guy helped make crysis and now this

oh, and you do bloody good work, mate! top notch tutorial

This is such an epic project. Super inspiring! Thanks for taking the time to expose the process, it’s super helpful in trying to learn such mastery!

Holy sh*t! That was buy no doubt the best tutorial that man kind produced so far. Damn thank you, you gave me a hole new look on ue4 and scinematics. Thanks for the inspection.

I love you and You got my respect Sir. Self Taught isnt easy , Need passion and need a Mood to achieve it. ♡

@Talia.777

4 жыл бұрын

Well said Mood and motivation are the most important things....😔😔😔

This is so incredible thank you so much for this breakdown !

This is so amazing! I don't know why, i am just mesmerized by such videos... it's amazing to see how after clicking through a couple of dozen (lol) menus and settings things are created and are looking awesome. I am an IT engineer but i can't draw a straight line so i take reprieve in watching others create awesome things. I am also an amateur photographer, the whole second part of the video is very similar to a typical Lightroom workflow but i have to say, making such a scene seems to actually by way harder than taking a great picture IRL - You have all the composition, focus and post-processing things to worry about on TOP of actually making the scene in the first place. Quite mad Oo

Thank you very much for this! Amazing reference here! Awesome how detailed you guys showed the setup! this is really helpful!

This is absolutely fantastic! Thanks KZread for finally recommending something useful

I don't even use ue4 but still it cleared lot of question and taught lots of techniques which i can use later with other render engines. But surely the industry is moving towards realtime.

Man, you're not only a living legend, you're an example for the human kind.

That intro was soooooo epic! You are my new idol!!!

If this was in the cinema man i would definitely be there xD amazing video really neat !

I don't even use UE4 but damn this tutorial is just so interesting and relaxing.

the post-process and color grading part was very useful! thanks :)

This is the best and most professional tutorial of UE4! This is much better than the official tutorials of UE4, to be honest. I am super hyped while watching this video

Thank you guys for sharing this !

Your videos make me want to learn how to use UE4. Great job.

@Dunk3ll1cht

5 жыл бұрын

Same.... Ideas are flowing in :DDD

@Oakbeast

5 жыл бұрын

dive in the water inst so bad

@mindstormsmax3046

4 жыл бұрын

yeah

The end result is is just amazing. Thank you for teaching us some of your techniques.

Outstanding insights and tutorial! Terrific Video production as well.

This is an invaluable masterclass. Thank you very much.

This is pure gold

by far the best tutorial covering all the needs of doing offline rendering in unreal for a traditional 3d team. I'd pay for in-depth tutorials on this subject!

"This is Joe Garth from Qiuxel, signing off..." That last line was a perfect ending to this beautiful tut.!

You're awesome. I was thinking about studying a degree on this field but unfortunately my local university doesn't offer a degree related to digital art or videogames. It is nice to see you have so much talent on it and you want to share part of your knowledge with us.

@rephayersecondchannel

4 жыл бұрын

Art Degrees are bullshit Portfolio is King

@rexrr1607

4 жыл бұрын

Art Degrees are bullshit Portfolio is King

@gursagarishar

3 жыл бұрын

Art Degrees are bullshit Portfolio is King

such an inspiring tutorial

i love the way how you show your product with a good free tutorial samrt idea

Thank you! This gave me goosebumps! Cant wait to try some of this.

just finished the collective podcast with victor bonafonte. incredible work all!

Man, you really can make your own world literally

I'm finally making the decision to dive into Unreal Engine. When you talked about how you have no traditional academic training, that was what really pushed me. I've learned everything I know about 3D from an intro course in grad school and online tutorials. I really want to move toward using Unreal to create my art.

Coming from an Arch Viz background, You have really opened my eyes. Thank you I will be joining you in your production tools and process in the future.