I learn so much and get inspired from these videos. I always purchase a bunch of points after! Please make more breakdowns with Wiktor!

This is Gold! Thanks Wiktor :)

Those reflections are so friggin siiiick. Also it's a pretty impressive display of how different a scene can look purely on texture/shader differences

Thank you so much for this! Learned a lot. Do I understand that you guys never actually bake/build lighting? Raytraced or not? It seems like everything is live.

I would really love to see a video breakdown of "post" post and what you do with sequencer exports after you create your image sequences for film/movie/cutscene reasons. I heard you mention that you add sharpening in After FX but do you make use of the custom sequencer passes or do you try to optimize the in-engine visual to be as close to final as possible?

OK I know I'm late for this party but if it wasn't for the UE4 Toolbars I would have thought this was just a camera in a bathroom...amazing!

@lazur2012

3 жыл бұрын

I'm late as well, but I'm storming these videos from quixel channel like mad xD

Man,I miss Wictor and these videos..

can you do a boiler room next. horror always has a boiler room. or even fight scenes are in boiler rooms.

awesome! I can see some flickering on the mirror (the clean scene) is this normal or it can be fixed at the end?

Why am I reading the message that “ This video is unavailable on this device” ?

does your UV have to be in the square ratio

Wait, so this scene is rendered with forward rendering?

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How to download the pesents for game like your pesents things

What are the specs on your pc to pull this off?

How to make that moving light fog？

Why unlisted?

Looking like some toilets in underground clubs i have seen....only missing is smell :)) Anyway this is awesome looking scene!

02:18 02:41 12:02 Wow! Right here a 12:02 all you need is a dude in Rock gear, green screened out and facing a urinal and it will look like a restroom break at a dive bar. Just awesome!

What is the name of the program you use?

@ZacNotZachary

4 жыл бұрын

Unreal Engine 4? Mixer? Bridge?

i wish there was an engine like ue4 that looked that real but everything was able to be damaged and moved like real life...i'm bored of stuff in games that are invincible like cups,plant pots,trees,bins,boxes etc.

@Epcvan_LvC

4 жыл бұрын

Most engine is capable of doing that it's just that developers' choice to implement it or not

@BaazarStudios

4 жыл бұрын

UE 4.23 just added Chaos which is their new physics destruction engine.

@jimmysgameclips

4 жыл бұрын

Totally! I know it's time consuming but it would be nice if this was done more, I feel like it's overlooked but actually adds a lot for a thing that's so small in a scene. I love Red Dead Redemption 2 for this, it's surprising when something doesn't react how it should

@omri1324

4 жыл бұрын

This can simply be done by enabling physics on those objects. It'll cost in quite a lot of performance too.

nice try, but not even close like 0