Unreal Engine 5.1 | How to Model a 3D Building

Unreal Engine 5.1 | How to Model a 3D Building
In today's tutorial, We will explore the 3d modeling tools to 3d model a building from a texture using the 3d modeling tools in Unreal Engine 5!
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Enabling the tools
00:50 - Getting started
01:05 - Adding a Light
02:00 - Adding a human scale model
02:44 - Adding our object
03:40 - Adding edge loops
07:20 - Extrude
09:30 - More loop cuts
11:50 - Extrude
15:00 - UVs
19:00 - Duplicates
22:10 - Lighting
27:00 - Materials
30:00 - Vertex Painting
34:40 - Outro
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[@Raf.Alam25]

Bro the blue channel reflection at the end is mad!!! Many thanks for showing it all!

[@Dan-ej1dx]

Really educative video, man. The vertex painting part is 100% gold. I had no idea about this Blend Material option on Bridge...

[@reliquary1267]

agreed!

[@nexttestpro6590]

@@reliquary1267 Another option to variate the texture, is adding the "textureVariation" node inside the bridge master material

[@mangaming1942]

This is awesome I'll be using this in my projects

[@frkatona]

Oooo some Unreal Engine Ian Hubert shit, hell yeah

[@lykan7865]

Very INTERESTING Workflow

[@gregorsidler3962]

Thank you! Fantastic to say the least!

[@metafuel]

So many excellent tips in this. Thanks for your work. Subscribed.

[@giimann1600]

Great tutorial. Thanks!!

[@hotsauce7124]

AWESOME!!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@scottcourtney8878]

For starters, let me say that a teammate shared the link to this today, and watching it was an incredibly valuable return on my investment of time! Thank you! I've been making layered materials in UE for a while but had no idea there was automation for this in Bridge. This video is full of great side-tips even for folks like me who've used Modeling mode before. Well done! I'd like to suggest that for setting up the initial scene, in future videos it may be useful to demonstrate the environment lighting window (or tab) that was added in UE 5.0. It's a great time saver! The other suggestion is that Modeling Mode can directly create primitives in the level, so you don't have to go hunting for the default static meshes in the engine content. :) Tremendous video, all around. Subscribed!

[@VRDivision]

thank you so much Scott! it means a lot to me that you came here through a friend! thanks for the suggestion, I’ll defintly add it to the list!

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[@antoniosuarez7881]

thanks so much for the tips and the entire tutorial is grate!

[@reliquary1267]

Would like to see some examples of making a primitive object look worn using the modelling tools. For example, a cube or ramp with the hard edges slightly worn and rounded

[@agauerm]

you can use materials for that

[@dow647]

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing. At 26:00-26:25, could you do a more detailed modeling of the building textures to add thickness to stop the light leeks? That would be nice to see and understand the full process to complete a building mesh. Maybe you can mix in some Mega Scan assets to create a full building structure. I don't know.... Looks amazing though, keep up the great work.

[@kat90430]

Thank you brother, it's a good class!

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Glad you like it!

[@obaidakotainy8060]

AWESOME!!

[@mattylindemann3577]

Very practical. Thanks so much

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[@user-bl1rw3cs9o]

Thank you!

[@rec-trick]

good work

[@hotsauce7124]

More please.

[@christianc.8848]

How to ad these lines?

[@cyanuranus6456]

Now THIS is What I Call “Modeling”