#UE5

[@64x83]

I'm literally in school for this and I never understood fully, you made everything crystal clear and it's pretty exciting to fully understand it now. Thank you!

[@sarkamari]

Your comment made my day. Thank you 🙏🏼💪🏼

[@Noonan37]

These videos are great, one of the only tutorials I can watch without switching to something else.

[@gil6970]

Best matériel tutorial ever mate

[@sarkamari]

Thank you

[@quietlyworking]

Excellent! One of the best descriptions of material instances I've watched. Thank you 👊

[@sarkamari]

You just made my day :)

[@quietlyworking]

@@sarkamari Well that just made MY day ;)

[@INNERACADEMIA]

You are a phenomenal teacher 🙏✨️Thank you for making the tuto. .so valuable. Please keep the UE5 tutorials coming!

[@sarkamari]

Thank you very much for your super positive comment 🤍

[@heldes1]

This series has been super helpful. This is my first time using UE to render stuff from Maya and Substance.

[@sarkamari]

Great to hear your feedback

[@michaelroberts2832]

Excellent series of tutorials!!

[@Ilya_Yatsko]

Amazing tutorial, thank you

[@oznfts5649]

perfect way man in info

[@rustymech7869]

very well explained, thanks!

[@kencg6566]

Your tutorial is extremely helpful and very well done! Thank you.👍✌

[@sarkamari]

Thank you Ken for the encouraging words

[@hassana.3765]

Amazing.Thanks!

[@PBPVIDEO]

Thank you

[@Se-wangKIM]

many thanks sir~!

[@saeedalizadeh6099]

Hey nice job with the tutorial! A question though: where do you get your textures from? Is there a free package somewhere? I have a hard time finding textures like normals, etc.

[@kennmacintosh2627]

So how did you get the material to apply the wood to the barrel slates and metal to the metal rings and spout? I didn't see you do any UV unwrapping of the model. Or is that in another tutorial?

[@sarkamari]

Best is to UV map any obj BEFORE you import to UE5. That process wasn't really part of this tut. (I uv mapped everything in Maya)

[@markkuykendall5475]

For the purposes of this question, I'll use the "family" figure of speech, all my parent or master material the "parent", and instance materials, the "children." Can I make an instance OF an instance? An instance of an instance would be a "grandchild" to the parent. If so, would changes made at the parent level propagate through the kids to the grand kids assuming I had all my nodes and parameters set up correctly?

[@sarkamari]

Hi Mark; Interesting question. The answer is no because we cannot parameterise an instanced material. However you can create as many instances as you wish by promoting multiple attributes from the parent Material. Hope this helps

[@markkuykendall5475]

@@sarkamari Thanks!

[@erendemirtas3906]

you're gorgeous ! I have a question. My player character contains 15 different materials. all these materials are basic color. How should I collect them in one go? Which is the best way?