How I Made This Scene In UNREAL ENGINE 5 - Path tracer

[@JoepSwagemakers]

This has gotten so much easier since Quixel! It's unbelievable how easy and quickly you can just drag and drop and create a scene! The nice thing about this is that everybody can make things like this now.

[@HZP_88]

I was distracted by you NOT blinking at all, like not even ONCE

[@DomiSiki]

Fuck, now I cant unsee it

[@2834E]

They're called extraterrestrial beings

[@popthiccle1158]

you are extremley talented to be making a scene this realistic in such a short time frame, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us

[@edeechen2689]

Omg thank you sooo much! How you dealt with the glass material really saved me😭😭😭

[@Greenrobotvp]

Thanks for sharing your workflow. I never knew you can get the foliage to move with path tracing renders with that setting. Very insightful 🙏

[@FreeFromWar]

Would've loved to have seen a comparison of path tracer vs lumen and the render time it took for both. Because the lumen scene also looked pretty good!

[@fraserec]

At 8:00 - if you select all the objects first then uncheck receives decal, it'll apply the change on everything :)

[@pavelgordeev1112]

Brilliant picture! Very useful tutorial! Thanks! And Nvidia eye filter is really scary! 😬

[@jerometrutmann8733]

well done that was a brilliant overview of the process and even some fixes and how to fix them

[@jaxdexter2964]

Awesome bro👏 What’s ur pc specs?

[@AronKoch]

Nagyon szép video Tamás, keep the good work up, looking forward to more!

[@kleiberarchiviz]

How are you, very good work with Davinci. I wanted to know how long it took you with Path Tracer to render the entire scene, I have a 4090 here and it still seems like a long time. Thanks for your time

[@mathelot_]

Great video, really instersting workflow congrats for the result !

[@Baby_billionaire]

Hi! I'm from Kazakhstan! I don't speak English well, I'm just planning to move to the USA. I want to express my great gratitude to you. It was only in your video for the long 2 months that I found the answer to my question about how to make glass. Normal GLASS))))))))))) Thanks

[@saramoheimani9245]

First time enjoy tutorial about UE5.That was awesome!!!! Please make more tutorials for UE5. Thank you!!!!

[@kristianaugustbrask901]

Thx for the video! Can you describe how you made the UV maps in blender fit the 2x2m Quixel materials?

[@8ight_milow672]

Thanks for your video simply, and you go to the essential point

[@ohboyVisuals]

Keep em coming!

[@photons30]

That is nicely explained, thank you for showing it to us.

[@koenig487]

Nagyon jó és informatív a videód! Segítségemre lesz, amikor átrakom az Alfát a maxból.

[@Studio3n3]

Awesome workflow and results! Beautiful house 👏👏

[@like_everyone_else]

Hello Nagy, great video! May I ask where did you get the dust particle stock footage from? Thank you!

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Hey, it's from Envato Elements.

[@ali.3d]

Really good mate! I love PT videos 🙌🏽

[@L3nny666]

looks great. overcast atmosphere is not as easy as some might think

[@luigi.montagna]

Great Work! Time elapsed to render?

[@sondamvula]

explained really well. Thank you

[@Shw851001]

Sweeet, Keeping the tension up. 🙌

[@Byronx3000]

Your scene inspired me to try something like this in unreal, but my project looks so far from yours. Looking forward for more of this content

[@UEArchvizTools]

I don't remember it but there's a console command to have PT support nanite mesh.

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Hey! I think you can set the Fallback Triangle Percent and Fallback Relative Error of the Nanite mesh, but i'ts not the best solution :/ Or maybe I missed something? :D

[@ggigi8453]

Excellent work 👏👏👏

[@jagomez6059]

I really like your video, I already subscribed, I have many questions, first how do you make the vegetation appear in that color, when I download it it doesn't come out with that green. Thank you very much brother and I hope for many more videos to continue learning.

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Hey Jagomez, thank you! If you open the material instance of the megascan asset, you can adjust the albedo color as you like.

[@maratgaganin9889]

wow incredible lesson!! thank you so much for your knowledge!! I encountered such a problem when I used megascan trees, Black Adler and European Hornbeam, in path tracing they look very strange and angular, have you encountered such a problem? and how did you decide? I see that in your Megascans trees scene the trees are rendered perfectly

[@danwild6327]

was nanite enabled on the tree mesh?

[@maratgaganin9889]

@@danwild6327 ohh I don’t know , I ll check it, thank you 👍👍👍

[@RobertsDigital]

I have a question though. Do I need a powerful PC to use unreal engine or is there like an online version that wont require much work from my PC? Let me know pls thanks.

[@Azro3D]

This was great, keep it up!

[@jacobfrost21]

this is beautiful!

[@noemibarkoczi]

wow🔥🔥🔥

[@videos6505]

Great!

[@mrbigolnuts3041]

Thank you, looks so dam easy!!

[@kristianaugustbrask901]

Hey, could you please describe the workflow behind preparing the UVs in blender for UE5?

[@3dd205]

Wow. I actually followed you after your beautiful render of a rectangular house. Please make a more detailed tutorial of debriefing with blender and creating the correct normal map as you see, also explain how you corrected the situation with the window in blender with the power of thought and changed the mesh in UE5))) there is no need for great wisdom to scatter ready-made assets with Quixel Megascans)) you are super

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

hey 3dd205, thanks for the feedback :)

[@xchris4596]

Amazing work, I tink you really captured the vibe of a cloudy but calm envrionment. How long did this scene take to render, approximately?

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Hey, approximately 25 minutes per frame in 4k.

[@Xathian]

For times that textures look repetitive like the house, instead of decals try using a blended noise splat map as a way to apply some sort of break up, like a dirt or different wear or sun bleaching by reusing the texture with a saturation shift on it. I find this gives much better break up than decals.

[@BethNu]

This might be a noob question but I was wondering if you UV mapped your models in blender before importing them to Unreal?

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Yep, I have UV mapped the models in Blender. But you can also do it in Unreal

[@michaelkukula5926]

Would love to know your system specs. Yeah this looks amazing, but surely not everyone can get these results if they don’t have a very nice computer, right? Or does that not matter as much?

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Hey! I think it depends on the size of the project and whether you want to run it in real time or just render an image from it. Currently, I'm using an RTX 3080 laptop, but I've also created scenes with a 2060.

[@manuvikraman1611]

Incredible. Why didn't you rerendered with tree movements :)

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

I forgot to set it up, and it would have taken too much time to re-render the scene :/

[@itsbonart]

Really nice work man! Did you consider not using Pathtracing and just going with Lumen? I've noticed it was taking almost 5 min per frame (Redshift render times at this point). And did you try Substrate for your projects? Again, really cool work!

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Hey, thanks:) If I have time to wait for the Path traced render, I'd prefer using it over Lumen. I haven't really used substrate materials yet

[@itsbonart]

@@tamas_nagy_3d nice, looking forward to your future videos! 🔥

[@dreadthedrums]

Can you not just disable Nanite with the console command in the render queue, rather than individually?

[@RonnelCuison]

Love it do you accept commission works?

[@butztv1093]

great job, what is you PC Specs?

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 laptop GPU 16 GB vram 32 GB RAM

[@ramontg5488]

Looks awesome ! Do you have the model somewhere to try to recreate it myself with your video ? thank !

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Hey, thank you! I plan to attach a model to my next video, which will be coming soon.

[@ramontg5488]

Great ! Thanks so much ! 😁

[@lavatr8322]

How much time does it take to render in Path Tracing?

[@dialac1]

I really wish you captured a video of you modeling it in blender. Most people are still learning blender and haven’t transitioned to unreal or any real rendering application. It would be nice if you had a detailed blender tutorial on the modeling as that would probably get more eyes to your channel. You can split it into different parts. Part 1, modeling in blender. Part 2, rendering in unreal. That a suggestion. I subscribed hoping you’ll release more videos like this with the blender tutorial component

[@PandaJerk007]

There are a million other channels if you want to see Blender tutorials. I am much more interested in his knowledge outside of that, and that is much more rare of a resource too. (IMO it would kinda devalue the channel to include blender videos.)

[@bluemarshall570]

Can you give me as a beginner in archviz,whats the best aproach to learn a 3d rendering software to achieve high realistic images like you do,i mean i watch a lot of tutorials but i think my way is sort of a passive learning , like just watching and copy the steps like in tutorials without knowing the logic behind materials,lighting and camera parameters ,many tutorials fail to explain that,so do i need to just practice and figure out myself or just copying the steps like in tutorials.

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

I think that if you copy enough tutorials and study various references, over time, you develop a kind of routine on how to create a scene. One thing that helped me: select a real-life photo you like and reproduce it in 3D using the techniques you've picked up from videos. If you get stuck, try to google the specific problem, such as fog, gobos, HDRI lighting, etc.

[@bluemarshall570]

thank you for replaying@@tamas_nagy_3d

[@mithun6931]

Thsnks for the video! One question: Could you have completed the whole scene in blender? Want to understand why do you chose to go to unreal for the textures and rocks and water?

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Hey mithun6931 For me it’s easier and quicker to work on environments in Unreal. I skip the process of making materials for objects in Blender, usually, I just apply a diffuse texture to meshes to check if the UV maps are good. In Unreal, I then create materials from scratch or, if I find a suitable Megascan material, I simply apply it to the mesh. And Megascans assets are free in Unreal :)

[@jimofhughes]

I keep going back and forth between Blender and Unreal. I'm curious what you feel is the benefit of rendering in UE with path tracer vs. Cycles?

[@gbxgbxgbx]

IS this software free for rendering for diploma?

[@randomfootages9120]

Overall how long it tooks you to make it from scratch to final rendering?

[@andrewbait3160]

Aham a kiejtésed nagyon durva, jah és miért húzod fel a szemöldöködet amikor beszélsz? Amúgy szép munka nekem tetszik amit csináltál.

[@mrfeathers3938]

Wait where’d you get the trees??

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Hey, they are Quixel trees from the Unreal Marketplace

[@brin2669]

how long does it take to render this specific scene? (i''m beginner)

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Since this is quite a detailed scene, the rendering took a lot of time - approximately 25 minutes per frame.

[@xristosboom]

5:56 where did you fint the water Material

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

You can add it as a plugin in 5.3.2. Just type in water:) I used an older version of Unreal in the video

[@39a_siddharthdesai31]

where can i get this water material for the latest ue 5 plz help

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

You can add it as a plugin in 5.3.2. Just type in water:)

[@ArchitectVirendraChhatria]

Have you applied that shader material in place of glass? Video Duration 8:14

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

The material is on a simple plane, and it reflects on the glass. I placed it behind the camera.

[@0xbinarylol]

I am struggling for gpu to get started with unreal engine 5. 😭

[@winkblue6851]

Where dat water texture be from?

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Now you can add it as a plugin in 5.3.2. Just type in water:) I used an older version of Unreal in the video

[@grupocentro_sl]

Project? Link

[@camilocortes6315]

Hi, amazing work, any chance to see the long version step by step of your work? Thanks! I sub to your channel!!!

[@tamas_nagy_3d]

Hey, thanks! :) Unfortunately, I didn't capture the entire process. Maybe someday I'll make a video like that.

[@erikm9768]

The rocks have rainbow colors somehow