Photorealism in Unreal Engine for Architecture using Raytracing

[@FabriceBourrelly]

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[@FabriceBourrelly]

@@mae2309 yeah, give it a go. Don't trust it too much though !

[@BharathidasanNatarajan]

Thanks so much for this workshop. am new to UR and this helped me to understand the foundation a bit :)

[@adetibakayode1332]

You truely deserve the 1k Likes bro and am happy my LIKE makes it 1K👍

[@ThomasCoote89]

Skipped to the end before watching and thought "This guy has stolen that scene" before I realised it was you!

[@Mokmaheim]

I even saw the Free Beginner workshop. Your tutorial is very easy to understand and accurate. It's also better than any other tutorial. I decided to be your Fan from today. Thanks for making a great tutorial.

[@bulut1727]

Hello sir, I'm following you for a couple years and it brings me joy to see you gradually getting the attention you deserve :)

[@FabriceBourrelly]

Thank you

[@enensis]

Thanks mate very clear and concise. I've just started using unreal and your videos have been very helpful

[@walhargohar646]

Awesome! I liked the moment when you through that skylight in the scene and thanks to raytracing it started to give that realism in no time! Disappointed to read some unethical comments here. Even if someone get better results then Fabrice in Unreal not everyone has the art of teaching! You guys might be getting good results, but you do not make this kind of useful tutorials that is going to benefit not a few people but thousands! I thank you for your beautiful work! You're such a great source of inspiration for me! I wish I had some cool renders so that you could've looked and it would've been an honor to receive your feedback. But I develop for Oculus Quest so it restricts me in terms of quality. Anyways, if you read this, I just want to say that I'm a big fan and student of yours! may Allah bless you

[@FabriceBourrelly]

Thank you, you're very kind.

[@oner_oncer]

Thanks, Fabrice! And I think your render is better than mine :)) Congrats!

[@FabriceBourrelly]

Thanks Oner, coming from you that is a great compliment. You're THE man ! : )

[@FabriceBourrelly]

@@mae2309 Thanks bro, the internet wouldn't be the same without you ! ; )

[@simonperry5990]

Quick tip. Right click on object and select all same material and the drop your preferred material in. Saves having to manually select object

[@CartoonBeardy]

That was a great video. I've been doing visualisations in Maya for a long time and considering getting Unreal into my pipeline to speed things up but, been kind of hesitant about it. Seeing this video has helped a lot. Thank you. Consider me subscribed...

[@evolgenius1150]

You can use a blueprint actor for the light if you want them instanced. :) Then you can just edit the actor to effect them all.

[@JayHPatel]

Great videos as always, Fabrice!

[@FabriceBourrelly]

thank you

[@Oxmond]

Looking good! 🤓👍

[@RichardBellRookie]

looks great. how do you manage the vertical lines. seems that they are not all straight

[@ZAKarchitects]

Fabrice your tips really amazing.. Hope to see you make this as a full breakdown tutorial from preparing file on 3dsmax till the end.. If you made it as workshop.. Let us know please.. Thank you

[@mateussampurna5434]

Hi, how do you achieve the two point perspective?

[@ys4448]

you got a new subscriber ,, thank you for this awesome vid.

[@Mukhtar_SH]

Always you're great

[@FabriceBourrelly]

Thanks

[@TheSatzy6699]

Very beautiful sir, but what is your pc config? If I have to follow this I will also need a pc like yours, right?

[@FabriceBourrelly]

You need a powerful GPU. I have a 2080ti.

[@sebastdel3556]

great vidéo as always :) One question,why put a Sky_sphere instead of a Hdri Backdrop ?One is better than other ?

[@FabriceBourrelly]

It's a personnal preference. I have experienced large drops in framerate with the hdri backdrop and I don't find it as practical as my own method.

[@DropArum]

Can u share with us ur system specs? i wanna get where u are but not sure if my system can handle

[@whiteghost8244]

Can I try this tutorial on my gtx 1070, i9 cpu? Can I use raytracing on gtx 1070? Thanks!

[@idkmane8067]

Probably not

[@sazemard72260]

Thanks for this tip ! The result is really wonderfull under UE RTXGI (available on the github), the GI is wrong under the actual gi raytrace and really slow, with RTXGI i am to 60fps, with the actual GI to 24 fps

[@FabriceBourrelly]

Have you got a link for the github build ?

[@sazemard72260]

@@FabriceBourrelly tu as un aperçu des deux GI ici : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZKrY6Zrhbp3q7c&ab_channel=JohnnyHowTo et le tuto complet ici : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqXUiZRog7pgo80&ab_channel=JohnnyHowTo avec les liens dans la description

[@vartannazarian3451]

Le rendu est superbe

[@FabriceBourrelly]

merci : )

[@BDESAI777]

Hi, I m looking for Unreal engine experts for my project. Would you and your team be interested? Its a animation film work

[@adamplechaty]

The main scene is amazing, but the grass and tarmac textures are horrible. Would expect more from Evermotion tbh.

[@FabriceBourrelly]

agreed we correct that in the long version.

[@infotreetv1379]

really king ? hahaha

[@danilgoncharenko8992]

This all is very cool and interesting, but do you know what does ~photorealism~ means? this is not photorealism, just looks like a video-game.

[@FabriceBourrelly]

Why don't tell us ? I don't see many videos on your channel sir. Happy to learn from you since you're the expert.

[@FabriceBourrelly]

And let us know what video game you're referring to mister expert. I'm curious.

[@danilgoncharenko8992]

​@@FabriceBourrelly well, I see, that you are not really keen on criticism, which is actually good for developing. I am a 3d artist with more than 5 years of experience in CGI. My portfolio you can check here www.behance.net/Danielgoncharenko My advice- be patient and calm hearing some critic or suggestions to your side for the next time. It probably will help you to rise.

[@danilgoncharenko8992]

​@@FabriceBourrelly Your work is cool, but it is not photorealism. just that's all.

[@FabriceBourrelly]

I am very keen on taking advice and criticism from people I respect. I have 25 years of experience and one thing you should learn young man is to remain polite, one thing perhaps your mother did not teach you. I know what photorealsom is better than you judging by the poor renderings on portfolio page. You need to work a harder before you start teaching as it certainly looks like you need to learn a few things before you do. I have very little patience for people like you who think they know everything and don't even have the courage to post a video, and judging by your work, I certainly don't feel that I have to receive any lessons from you.