Ya know its not easy learning UE5 from scratch but this tutorial wasn't hard at all to follow and to my surprise I was actually able to recreate this example, thanks.

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear!

Great video! Easy to follow and understand what was happening. Excited to see what comes further!

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

A very good and in depth start of a tutorial series. I will do the whole thing. Thank you.

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! I hope you enjoy, learn, and grow!

@timboslice5351

Жыл бұрын

@@wonderscapecreations Gonna join the Discord and share my progress in the future. If that's anything you are interested in.

Just getting into Unreal Engine 5 and I'm eager to learn more about building realistic landscapes. This tutorial series looks like just what I need. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!

@wonderscapecreations

11 ай бұрын

Great to hear! I’ll help where I can if you need it.

@TheGrrson

11 ай бұрын

​@@wonderscapecreations Thanks! I'm coming from using C4D with Redshift so I'm a little familiar with PBR materials, but I have no idea what all this math is doing. I'm enjoying the series so far and learning a lot!

Thank You Sir

@wonderscapecreations

9 ай бұрын

Most welcome

Ty! and btw. the way your tabs are docked is awesome.

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

I'm starting to get into the landscape design field myself, currently in a game development program. I found this very informative and easy to follow!

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

I’m very glad to hear! Please, if you have any questions or need help please let me know. I myself am finishing up in game design at Full Sail University but have played with materials for half a decade.

@Dr_illBitAlex

Жыл бұрын

@@wonderscapecreations oh no way! That’s awesome, good for you! Yeah getting into materials and shaders is more new to me, but I’ve been doing 3D stuff off and on since highschool in 2014, dating back to 2010 with a software called XSI! Lol but just recently taking it seriously.. because man, what a field.

really easy to follow very cool tutorial

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was and glad you enjoyed it!

Cool

@wonderscapecreations

10 ай бұрын

Thanks

Hello... great tutorial... hope you can help me somehow. I have a giant rock golem in UE5 that's rigged and I'll animate it, but I'd like to paint some grass, stones and trees on it so they move when my giant moves... it's there a way that I could achieve this? thanks in advance

I'm not turning the volume up to hear you because I'll forget and the next video I watch will blast the sound out of my tv.

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

I’m sorry that everyone else is obnoxiously loud, I know it can be frustrating. Any louder and my literal half deaf ear will here my volume clearly. I’ve done what I can to ensure the clicking of my keyboard isn’t too loud, despite the fact that my new mic that I got a week ago is more excited to get those keystrokes I’ve still kept it to where my pc and phone volume can hear me at 50% volume. Can’t make everyone happy.

This is something I was looking for a while now. I am glad to see your recommendations/tips & tricks for organization of the material. Is it possible to use splat maps for generating landscape grass or foliage? Great work and thanks.

@wonderscapecreations

9 ай бұрын

Hey there! Thanks for watching! This is my older series but it is complete, my newer one I only just finished recording the material section. The series is called World Building. There are a few things done differently but the general information stays the same. As far as utilizing splat maps to generate grass and foliage yes, you can and there are two ways to do so. Both have you make an area mask (something I teach in both of my series) you would then either use the grass node within the landscape material (old way and everything you generate has NO collision) or set up PCG to read the mask from the material to set up your grass and foliage (whatever you want to have collision will. Additionally with PCG when you place something where grass and such are, like a house, it would then remove the grass and such where as with the old way you would then need to go into landscape mode and point the grass out or risk having grass poking through the floors.)

@ZorkoZerg

9 ай бұрын

@@wonderscapecreationsThanks for prompt reply. For time being "old way" would suffice as I don't need collisions but for sure I'll explore PCG option. When do you think new tutorials will be ready and available? Thanks again!

@wonderscapecreations

9 ай бұрын

I won’t be going over the old way. I think I briefly touch on it. If not there are other tutorials on it. It’ll be a similar process to the physical materials that we will touch up on in December. I release 3 videos every Friday (accidentally released tomorrows today)

really like how you explain the reason behind everything since I dont come from a coding background. I am also learning how to make landscapes and I want to incorporate splat maps, I heard that you implement them yourself into your own AutoMaterials - will you also be covering how you set those up in the later videos? thanks!

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

Yes, the term I use is called area mark.

Hello If you are recording from an ultra panoramic monitor could you please inside UE change in settings the UI scale to something bigger?

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

I’ll keep that under consideration

got 5 minutes in and i didn't even realise you were talking

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

That’s because I don’t have my audio Dow high you only need it at 10. I truly am sorry you found it quite but I’m not going to turn my mic up so loud that I have to edit the audio to remove background noise. My videos aren’t a means to make money, they’re a means to help others who don’t mind using the volume button for what it was meant for.

@SLAPMYGORILLA

Жыл бұрын

@@wonderscapecreations look homie this wasn't hate, it's just honest feedback. Your latest video is a tiny bit louder than this one but could still use a little more gain. I genuinely didn't hear you talking in this video. Making viewers turn up their sound to an audible level will still mean they will have to hear the background noise. The audio level on your video is just way too low. Viewers aren't going to mind a little background noise if your videos are helpful so don't tweak about it. If you're so concerned about it, then you can use an FX called noise reduction in Audacity which is free. Separate audio from your video and use that to clean up the sound. If you make helpful videos, people will watch more. If people can't hear you, they'll find someone else they can hear.

Maybe you should consider a smaller resolution. It is even on our big screen unreadable.

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

I am sorry that you are having an issue reading the text within the video. I'm not sure what I can do to help as I've played this video on both my wide screen 4k monitor (where I do all of my recordings) and on my 32" 1080p monitor and on both I can read the font. Sure, on the 1080 it is slightly more difficult to read but it is by no means unreadable from what I have been able to pull. However, I will see what I can do in the future to improve upon this for those that do indeed struggle with it and see if I can find a way to zoom in further on my graphs. Thank you for your reply!

@RichardsGameStudio

Жыл бұрын

@@wonderscapecreations Thanks, it seems like a useful video.

@Highcastle_of_Geek

Жыл бұрын

@@wonderscapecreations For what it's worth, I appreciate the 4K resolution. I'm on a 34 in ws monitor and I can read your text without problems. This is often not the case with YT tutorials. Not looking at you Speedtree...

hi how can i download this pack

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

Very last episode of this series has a download link. 2.0 version is on Gumroad for $5.

can i still contact you for free stamp?

@wonderscapecreations

10 ай бұрын

Yes

Too quiet, cant hear

@wonderscapecreations

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry you either don't know how or refuse to turn your volume up. I know that if I, someone who is half deaf, can hear it with perfect clarity at 50% volume that you could too. Now, if you simply have poor speakers then there's nothing I can do as I won't be redoing the videos for the select few that comment this. You could easily saved both of us time by reading the comments and seeing that I've responded to this before. Hope you have better luck!