Unreal Engine 5 | Generative / Procedural FX Motion Design (Blueprints) [Course Trailer]

[@syno3608]

Hey , I was literally looking for such tutorials for this whole week . Finally , saw a little glimpse of your work on corridor crew and found this amazing work of yours . thank you

[@aaronbarclay3675]

Boom, purchased on Udemy, as much as a thank you for the free ones you have provided but enjoying that one as well. Great stuff.

[@hellerart]

I would have like to see more visual exmaples in the trailer

[@YFJSR]

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[@messiah001]

Looks amazing!!!

[@yarin1841]

Is it viable to develop similar effects in a videogame? Would those algorithms make it too comp intensive?

[@yarin1841]

Obviously keeping in mind to stop iterations at a certain point

[@lakshyasharma1618]

I will be signing in for this ,thanks. After unreal can we run this on web browser for community to come in and have fun with it?

[@YFJSR]

It sounds to me, you don't fully understand Unreal Engine yet. First of all, Unreal is not a web focused Engine and as of now most people need to use pixel streaming to do web UE. What you'll learn on the course is something you only want to do locally, as it's very computationally intensive. If you are more interested in doing web based interactive 3D, Unreal Engine isn't the tool and I recommend focusing on WebGL and threeJS.

[@patfin581]

Is it possible at all to bake in the forms that are created once the process has run?

[@YFJSR]

Bake into what? Alembic or something? That I don’t know. Pretty sure you can “bake” the simulation using a take recorder, but that one is only for actors that are already in the world outliner. It’s probably easier to find out how to export to a FBX sequence or alembic.

[@patfin581]

@@YFJSR What I meant is that once the process has ran, is there a way to keep the blocks that are created within the editor and not restart back to just the initial block. I'm new to using unreal so might not have all the correct terms etc

[@YFJSR]

I still don't exactly understand what you mean. It's probably not a good idea to keep the blocks and start re-spawning new ones because there are a lot of triangles in the scene.

[@severinsiebenschlafer3406]

It is not available on skillshare?

[@YFJSR]

Unfortunately, they are one of the worst platforms as I’ve discovered from a thorough research. My account has been closed due to very ambiguous reasons and it may be impossible to gain access again for several months.

[@severinsiebenschlafer3406]

@@YFJSR That sucks, I'm sorry! Will buy on Udemy. You make awesome content.