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Great question! A technical animator specifically focuses on the more technical aspects of animation, such as character rigging and simulations. This role involves creating rigs in animation software, processing motion capture data, and handling simulations like cloth and hair. Technical animators often serve as a bridge between the animation and modeling teams, developing technical solutions to ensure the animation process runs smoothly and efficiently. Essentially, they make the artistic content created by 3D animators more usable and realistic.

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏

No :) I wrote my own content, I only do the English pronunciation in ai, but the voice is mine :)

That's what she said!

5.4 is yet to come bro if I am not mistaken

It's not possible because Epic Games won't allow it 😅

Huh, you should be more concerned of Epic Games buying Adobe itself

You’re suggesting this a new Unreal feature. But it’s not. Be honest.

We need official structured big set of tutorials

Yes 👍

thats game engine, you could import anything

Ue already does fbx nativity and obj import via plugin.

Hey buddy 👋👋 So, you’re looking to create some cool light animations in Unreal Engine, right? Let me walk you through how you can make that happen. Unreal Engine has this awesome tool called Sequencer, which is pretty much a game-changer for adding animations to your scene, including lights. First off, open up your Unreal Engine project or start a new one if you’re just kicking things off. You’ll need to add some lights to your scene to animate. Head over to the “Modes” panel, click on the “Lights” tab, and choose the type of light you want to play with - could be a Directional Light, Point Light, Spot Light, whatever floats your boat. Drag that light into your scene and place it wherever you think it’ll look best. Now, the fun part begins with Sequencer. Go to the “Cinematics” menu and select “Add Level Sequence” to get your Sequencer up and running. Give it a name and save it. This is where you’ll make all the magic happen. Next step is to add your light to the Sequencer. Just open up the Sequencer window, find the “Track” menu, and choose “Actor To Sequencer”. Then, select the light you added to your scene. This will add your light as a track in the Sequencer. With your light in Sequencer, you can start animating different properties like its Intensity, Color, Location, and so on. Right-click on the track, add whatever parameters you want to animate, and start creating keyframes by changing values over time on the timeline. This way, you can make your light do pretty much anything - fade in, change colors, move around, you name it. Once you’re happy with the animation, hit play in the Sequencer to check it out. Feel free to tweak the keyframes or add new ones until it’s just right. And that’s pretty much it! Don’t forget to save your project when you’re done. You can now watch your light animation come to life in Unreal Engine in real-time. It’s pretty straightforward once you get the hang of it, and you can create some seriously impressive effects. Let me know if you need any more help with this, or if there’s anything else you’re curious about. Unreal Engine’s got a ton of depth, and there’s always something new to learn! Hope this helps you explain it to your friend in a more casual and understandable way! By the way, with the Project Avalanche tool coming soon to Unreal Engine, you'll be able to do this in a simple way. Its video is on the way 😉 😉

I'm sorry you don't like it 😔 but I'm doing it for clarity. Where do you think it should be improved? I would appreciate it if you write to me. Or what kind of expectations are there on that side. It is important for me to improve myself. Thanks for your comment 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks, I will try to fix it.@quicklearner5g

Ok then prove it. Lets see what you got