Bro! you are killing it!!

well damn, that's cool as hell

👏Completely rad work!! Didn't think you could top the LOTR project, but here ya go... WOW! Sooooooo well done.

Hey love your work. But I disgree with you on Blender. Blender has a Datasmith on Gumroad and github. Also for UV mapping you can use Texel Density Checker.

Thank you lot

can you make a quick about tutorial on datasmith to unreal? perhaps with pros, cons, or notes on setting up for it? I'm not familiar with that at all and this is the first i heard of it. I can't stand blender at all even tho 2 of my close friends tell me to figure it out. i have, I just hate it. except the sculpting. thats not bad.

Man this has to blow up I'm just starting ue5 in this inspirational and I'm going to follow

I'm literally lost for words. That cinematic sequence was breathtaking

You should make Dracula's castle that would be a cool project. Particularly the one from the Castlevania anime

Hello from Brazil! I watch every video you make. Great stuff. Keep it up

When I click down to expand my input, it's empty. Any tips?

Hyrule Castle never looked so good ✨ We would love to host your content if you're interested.

Looks great. I wish I had the time and opportunity to work on cool ArchViz to where I could push my skills and learn new things, but my job is basically assembly line Viz.

Thanks for the video ! I wanted to try Vantage but my graphic card is too old, that's a plus for Unreal, it works with my 980ti. The problem with Unreal is that, so far, I didn't manage to import correctly particles made with Tyflow and as it has been said you have to redo your shaders in Unreal. PS: you can scatter objects with a brush in 3dsMax, it's a not as user-friendly as in Unreal but it's doable (personally, I like how Chaos Scatter works, defining an area to be populated is fast and convenient)

can we use a texture to drive the density of scatter points?

Hi - there, how would I make the first person walk around like an NPC on it's own? I can make any character walk around on their own with the navigation as an NPC - But How would I make the first person player walk around on it's own? Thanks!

hi, great vids, but why does avast doesnt like any of your links, lots of stuff i would like to access, maybe even your courses, could you have a look into it, thanks

In the course content, do you explain all the settings shown in this video in detail, or do you quickly go through them like in the video? Since I'm a beginner, I couldn't understand what and how you did it from the video. If you have explained all the options in detail, I will purchase it. Are all the options like "Season," "Accent lights," and "Adjustments" included in the course?

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Hi I built a large model 18 floors in SketchUp I moved it as an FBX to Twinmotion. I loaded very well. It's an entire game model. Like a city block. I haven't managed to get it to load into UE 5.2 always loads of parts just missing. So now that I have it in Twinmotion can I load into the game module of UE. I have a VR set and will try to follow you advice to try to export it as VR in Twinmotion. I will also look at your courses. Very excited and uplifting to have found your video. Thank you very much.

Mission complatered... Suscribed! You should know that. Revolution with Blender 😄

I haven't seen anyone cover whether vehicle paths are able to migrate to Unreal Engine. Is this possible?? 🚗🚌🚕

for some reason, your website keeps getting flagged by my antivirus. I really want to check the courses... :/

Great work

I can't export any twinmotion 2024 projects to unreal 5.4. For me, only the datasmith twinmotion plugin appears and the twinmotion content plugin does not appear for me. What do I do?

I can't export any twinmotion 2024 projects to unreal 5.4. For me, only the datasmith twinmotion plugin appears and the twinmotion content plugin does not appear for me. What do I do?

With such diverse development in Blender it will surpass 3DS Max in just 2 years

any tutorial about Virtual Reality and how to export that to the VR Headset? Big thanks

any updates about this bros, Thanks.

I love Unreal but as soon as I tried Vantage I was blown away with the ease and power of Vantage. Highly recommend it. The only caveat I d say about Vantage is an animation module that is too simple. But I m confidend that it ll be improved upon.

Exciting! Starting with Unreal Engine 5, I dream of making a history video game, where we could, among other things, explore historical places and events, like in this video! So this video will be very useful to me! Keep producing, I love it too much!

Blender is great but I’m mainly a CFX artist, and for that I need ZBrush that can handle minute details easily. So my main tool is ZBrush but I do play around with Blender sometimes

So since you didn't mention it can I assume Datasmith is a standard part of Unreal? (it is not).... It might be nice to say how to get this ...

Very interesting stuff, thanks for sharing :-) I am planning to give blender a go myself and this is adding to the motivation for getting started on it! The big thing that has been holding me back is that Blender has a (possibly undeserved?) reputation for having a very steep learning curve and just learning the basic UI is baffling and takes a lot of getting used to. BUT I also get the impression that the recent editions of Blender should be more beginner friendly and the UI has been reworked, so maybe its not such a big issue any more. I'd love to hear how you felt the transition from Max was regarding getting to grips with the basic UI? Great to hear the positive experience with the build in sculpting, as this is one of the main features that makes me want to learn Blender :-)

you didn't use nodes where you something once and duplicate it everywhere.

I'm a senior 3dsMax user for many, many years and I use Blender now and then since 2003. Blender is now about 20% of my workflow. What's preventing me to leave 3dsMax? Edit Poly Modifier and the power of splines. I think Blender does a better job at importing DXF from Autocad than native DWG import to 3dsMax. I need both!

When arch studios start adopting blender , I might shift - for now - I don’t see any point other than the $ and personal reasons. There is nothing advantageous in the Blender workflow, when you have everything you need in 3Ds plus VRay and now Vantage for arch viz. Note, I’m talking from an ArchViz perspective only.

Space mouse in 3Ds Max is awesome also. FYI I don’t model in 3Ds max without space mouse …

Very nice thanks

Path tracer on is enough quality for me 😂

I love how intuitive Blender's modelling tools are for furniture in archviz work... But 3D Max is my main squeeze.

my favourite love of blender is that while yes, the base software is free, there is a massive community of professionals who have developed high quality paid tools for use in blender that just make the Quality of Life a wonderful experience.👌

Hi! I love Blender and it's freedom to get it on whataver os or hardware and reopen a file, learn something new ecc.. and I hope too that at some point 3DS Max will merge with Mudbox and fully support Bifrost... When I model something relatively simple and straight forward, such as an apartment, I miss the ability to edit poly modifiers or modify primitive dimensions so much that I choose to return on 3DS each time

great video, i can relate to the struggle. Not sure i will ever be able to leave 3D Studio Max unless something crazy happens.

blender is stupid and it looks shit. max is best. Even anim8or is better

I've been installing and downloading Blender since 2.8, but I just can't get the motivation or a project to work on to dive into it. I really don't do poly modeling anymore so it's hard to just start. I no longer use Max or Maya either.

I learned Blender, and still learn Blender the same way. Also came from 3D Studio but started back in the DOS days. Space mouse is cool, but 'L.Shift + Tilde' and WASD for fly through navigation was a game game changer. Also while in that mode hitting Tab kicks on a basic gravity and it becomes a walk-through mode, tab again to go back to flight. I also wouldn't say Blender is better than Max. Not in totality. It's not better than anything in totality really. But it does have a few specific places that is does crush everyone else. The poly-modeling tools are one of those places. I'll take it for that over Max or Maya any day.

I have tried so many times Blender, i have never been able to understand what's the fuzz is all about. I mean ok it's great if you really cant pay anything, or if you are a student that is starting in the industry. Honestly with the 3DS Max Indy licence, i probably wont switch to Blender soon. It takes too much time and energy to learn again :D Edit : i dont understand what you mean about the sculpting tool. Looks exactly like the sculpting tools from 3ds Max (freeform panel in the ribbon) to me

From 3dsmax to Blender :)

A BIG advantage for you should be the ability to create a technical drawing in Blender. 3DS Max will never have this ability because Autodesk earn most of their profits from CAD. See BonsaiBIM, MeasureItARCH, CAD Transform, CAD Sketcher, etc.