Unreal Engine 5 in Archviz Crash Course Pt1 + (Community Challenge Announcement)

[@VRDivision]

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[@dk9573]

Hello, how is output delivered to client ? is there any sort of player for the customer or must he also download unreal engine for interactive playback ? thank you

[@makadi86]

you have an amazing ability in recreate your same content over and over and over again!

[@VRDivision]

haha thank you sir :D I promise the upcoming tutorials are 99% new and exciting ;)

[@sadekdhaoui9381]

@@VRDivision that's a lot bro you're a good man

[@shevanvfx]

youre absolutely brilliant in your teaching n those little puns ! EPIC

[@Marco-ok5gq]

I'm a artchitect in the south of france and i love your work !

[@VRDivision]

It's a pleasure to meet you Marco, welcome to the channel ^^

[@litmanendesignworksstudio5149]

plz make tutorial interactive cinematic like you can change material, turn on/off lamp...

[@VRDivision]

that will be icluded in the upcoming parts ;)

[@bldit]

We just love the Unreal Engine and the potential for future use in different areas like Architecture or Construction and not only as an Gameengine!

[@VRDivision]

I know right! Unreal is amazing

[@Maystro_eg]

جزاك الله خيرا ... انتظرناه طويلا بارك الله فيك - تحياتي من مصر

[@VRDivision]

شكرا لك اخي

[@mihaiadrian5122]

A few years later: VR Division A few years ago Thanks Peter, I'm working on it 🙏

[@VRDivision]

There will be live webinar I'm working on to make it up to you guys, stay tuned

[@AshkPunk]

I liked and subbed when he called me Habibi. 10/10 tutorial

[@ImAPakistaniGuy]

Dude, i want you to know that i really really appreciate all the help u r giving, U are easy to understand and you explain things in a very good manner.Keep up the good work, i will like and support

[@jonnjonzz1216]

Best tutorial as a beginner . This is my first time i am going to use UE , thnx for the awesome tutorial.

[@SnookRS]

thank you again... amazing video! Thank you for keeping it simple and inspiring for others to explore it... also stanning your OCD moments LOL totes understand it :)))))

[@VRDivision]

Thank you so much for your kind comment, I'm very glad you found the video useful!

[@jenneltuddao9703]

Im a soonest architect and this tutorial is a lot man! im moving from Lumion to UE! keep it up! cheers from Philippines!

[@95Bloulou]

Thanks a lot ! I am new to unreal engine and was looking for something exactly like this !

[@JohnFranklin1982]

Me too!

[@AhmedGomaa-nb7vf]

احلا مسالخير عليك انا مش مهتم بالتصميم المعماري بس منبهر بالبرنامج جداا يالتوفيق ❤😍

[@peterallely5417]

Looking forward to part two 🙏🏼 thanks man

[@VRDivision]

Thanks Peter, I'm working on it 🙏

[@denispommier5494]

Oh my lord, i'm so glad to find your vidéo this day. Can't wait to see the rest. Thank you for your work it's amazing and inspiring !

[@Dreamtheory618]

I love the part "I'm going to do my favorite thing, ignore the error messages" This made me LOL!

[@GLYNDYER]

Straight to the point. A good guide to getting started.

[@espiritogeek]

you got my subscription at the "battle royale this pictures"

[@espiritogeek]

also, you have a brazilian meme in there

[@VRDivision]

Nothing bettr than memes - Thank you :)

[@parlmc]

don't know how much is the streamlined workflow of UE5 or your skills or the hours of tutorials i watched but you made one of the most compact-yet-effecive crash courses on the subject i've seen untl now. good job!!

[@Lance_Tonkin98]

Absolutely brilliant video, thanks man

[@ecemckrkc8113]

ı was searchıng course lıke that for a long time thank you so much!!!

[@VRDivision]

My pleasure Ecem! Stay tuned, there will be live webinars soon for part 2 :)

[@timur5301]

this is awesome waiting for part 2

[@95Bloulou]

Is part 2 coming out any time soon? Thank you I loved this one !

[@Dnightartist]

My friend...you are absolutely AMAZING. I am just getting into UE and learning alot from your crash course. Looking to enroll in your Master class. Thank you😎⚜

[@markom93]

I love the part that you encourage viewers to get work done. Amazing talent for tutoring

[@ionc.9618]

Love your explanation and energy, it inspires me to start easier to learn a new software like new UE, thank you man

[@karlchan2556]

I like the way you teach! It is really a crash course!

[@VRDivision]

Thanks a lot Karl!

[@BenIsa1974]

Great Job Yahiya

[@KUBE.archvis]

I really enjoyed this!

[@yannistath]

great stuff man, thanks. Btw you look so much like Jabari Parker, dang it!

[@VRDivision]

haha this is the second time I hear this, cheers Giannis!

[@jacekworoszyo3310]

Thanks to You i want to learn more about UE5 for architectural 😀 just great vide. I hope to get nex "episode" soon 😉

[@riggerdgenxron1402]

plz make a tutorial on the blueprint, how to change the materials using blueprint

[@Maystro_eg]

Thumb up +1

[@annadoynikova2050]

Always soo positive )) Thank you so much!

[@Revenge_Spectre]

ya habibi perfect

[@VRDivision]

Thank you so much for your comment. 😊 We truly appreciate you choosing us 🙏 if you found our content helpful, we highly recommend checking out this free training on our academy:www.vrdivisionacademy.com/unreal-engine-5-free-training 🎓 we hope you continue to enjoy our channel! 🎉

[@Revenge_Spectre]

@@VRDivisionya habibi i will check it thank you so much because of your support and attention.

[@tuga4684]

Thank you man for sharing very helpful, like your way of teaching.

[@funchidor]

Bro i like your tutorials

[@VRDivision]

Glad to hear that

[@kenyong7595]

Waiting for second part. Many thanks

[@rafaelglobalsupport]

I like your work, thanks for sharing

[@richturner6026]

Excellent video, thank you!

[@Mrfawzi2]

Love your videos man, short to the point and informative! Keep up the good work! Would love to see some Revit/UE5 videos, specially iam interested to see how you would’ve solve the UV mapping in Revit.

[@emdo.unlimited555]

24:15 Min and Max exposure set to the same number. Thanks, boss.

[@123-p1n4i]

good video but bit of a disagreement with the modelling technique, if you model with boxes like that you're getting a lot of coplanar faces which could result in rendering errors down the line

[@VRDivision]

I kinda agree, but since we're using Lumen none of that would happen

[@kangarulzx]

keep up the good work, inspired me to learn

[@TroubleShotVFX]

My unreal layout is completely different and I don't a datasmith tab after enabling it in the plugins.

[@georgeneverland896]

Will you update the masterclass for unreal 5? It already seems stable enough to work with!

[@VRDivision]

yes It's in progress

[@saeedazaryan4767]

U best

[@VRDivision]

Thanks bro ☺️

[@SatizzaCorporation]

Great content! can you please make a tutorial for an archviz project for oculus quest 2? thanks

[@VRDivision]

Thank you! that's on the list for a few weeks now, I really hope to get it done very soon!

[@viniciusriquelme5704]

You're amazing! Thank you.

[@ALSAHAFI13]

For an architecture firm, Enscape and Twinmotion are more preferable for their speed and good results.

[@adamplechaty]

You might wanna check lumen scene visualizer because the GI might not be working properly with the way you set up your scene. Lumen works only with modular meshes as per their wiki.

[@VRDivision]

That's a great tip, thanks sir!

[@adamplechaty]

@@VRDivision no prob. Feel free to investigate it yourself. Ive found out that L shaped walls are OK while U shaped or closed walls (basically a room) merged together result in black GI in the visualizer. That basically means that Lumen isnt bouncing like AFAIK. But perhaps a video with your explanation would be cool.

[@VRDivision]

@@adamplechaty that's right, I have the habit of detaching my meshes to form | shapes (straight walls) since i used to bake all my projects, when lumen came out I thought we don't need to do this anymore but we still do, a video about it would be great, thank you Adam!

[@sudharsans2522]

You are a saviour

[@malkoshart]

Awesome way to spread the knowledge on each step. 👍🏽

[@StepGuroo]

hello yahiya please describe how to create shortcut button top menu bar landscape foliage button please tell me

[@khadijamshalah4242]

موفق انشالله

[@VRDivision]

شكراً!

[@nebajay2408]

a really great tutorial, but where is part 2? i would also love to see one where its revit to unreal

[@MrLobotho]

Oh yes! I would like to see that workflow too!

[@PohaaMax]

Shukran ya Habibi..

[@conchabelo]

Great video! Are you planning to do part 2?

[@takstudio4813]

Really helpful. Thank you for your time

[@danikanskywalker2119]

Where's part 2?

[@mouniamtouguy2975]

Thank you for the video, it’s really interesting (يسلمو) I just started my VR training working with Unreal engine, I’m struggling with all it’s amazing program but it’s made me feel crazy 😩

[@bradleyphilipshales]

Thanks mate!

[@VRDivision]

Cheers Brad! it's my pleasure

[@ArthurAsPedras]

Great content! Waiting Datasmith for max 2022 drop zzz

[@VRDivision]

it's already there ;) download the UE4.27 DT exporter

[@chrisheath786]

Very good tutorial. Thanks. Could you maybe turn the music down a bit please? It's rather distracting.

[@VRDivision]

You got Chris, my bad. I'll trying to find the video with no music to re upload it on the academy website, cheers!

[@Chris-kc4qh]

How to create photo realistic DIAMOND material inside Unreal Engine 5? Can you make tutorial?

[@AGameCharacter]

Yahiya, do you know how to create a VR scene where a client can walk through the space without using the VR headsets? And how Can we give them access to the space without having to install Unreal, like an external temporary view?

[@Gauravmsr20]

I am having trouble importing a big scene from 3Ds max 2022 to unreal Datasmith is not here and fbx imports is giving problems…

[@VRDivision]

I would import my large projects as smaller pieces, exporting the whole scene as one export is not recommended

[@Gauravmsr20]

@@VRDivision okay... Got it...

[@zibitappert]

Habibi, awesome video!!! Please tell me what's this background music? Love it

[@RetroVioletStudios]

Great video!!

[@jestinjoy2626]

@21:50 please can u tell, how can u do that in sketchup

[@VRDivision]

Jestin my man, That's a great question, there are ways we can do this to sketchup models directly in Unreal Engine with the new modeling and uv tools, and there is also the possibility to create material functions, I'm working on a tutorial in both methods, should be out in part 2 of the video ;)

[@jestinjoy2626]

@@VRDivision yes, waiting for that👍. Also, i understand lumen works best when we have good large openings for the projects, so we can maximum utilise the indirect lighting. So, in a future tutorial, can u also tell about lighting using spotlights/pointlights

[@omlight5367]

Would also be helpful to know how to do this un Rhino🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@googleuser2890]

Thanks Vr ! Do you have a method to organize your own asset library ?

[@eduardolincho]

Great stuff, please do one about the best rendering options. Thanks

[@VRDivision]

I'll add that to the 3rd part, thanks sir!

[@mouniamtouguy2975]

والله your the best and. Did you offer private tutoring?

[@3drenders_]

so cool thank you!! What music is this? I'm falling asleep :D :D :D

[@VRDivision]

my pleasure! haha the music is by joseph beg

[@iorgossqq]

When can we expect to continue this course?

[@VRDivision]

We will publish the second part next week sir!

[@iorgossqq]

@@VRDivision The week is over, and there is no continuation of the course. Sadly.

[@SeizedGiant]

At 22:00 you talk about UVW box mapping, don't suppose you know how I would do that in blender? Cant seem to find an answer anywhere

[@erisd8452]

What’s the best approach to recreating a phot of a real-life interior environment into a 3D model in Unreal Engine 5?

[@iggorr25]

Very cool, is it possible to make something like this and then send it of to a client so that they can walk around in it like in a game and see the finished product instead of sending them a video or some rendered out images?

[@ahmetfatihkara6091]

Hi. Is it a problem if we take the materials we prepared with v-ray or corona from the 3ds max program instead of creating textures in this program ? Also, is the idea of ​​presenting this program to the customer with VR glasses viable now ?

[@heatherlockett3550]

Where did you do the 3D model? Great video

[@Renzsu]

Using Ctrl+L to move the sunlight is a constant source of crashes for me, so use at your own risk :)

[@VRDivision]

Oh :( sorry to hear that... That's strange because this never happened to me

[@Renzsu]

@@VRDivision Oh I'm sure they'll manage to fix it at some point. I'm excited to just play around with it for now :)

[@richturner6026]

What are the advantages of UE5 over Twinmotion for Arcviz? And would one be better suited to work with projects created in Revit or SketchUp? I’ve used Twin a bunch but find it pretty limited and lacks a large asset library and lighting is ok but not great. TIA!

[@GamesProfessional]

where i can find the rest of the videos ???

[@jorgemendesalves527]

why you dont import in the main level? the level that already exists

[@art.generalist]

Hi! Have question - is there should be UVW map (box type) on everything ? and size should be 200cm x 200cm x 200cm, because Quixel textures 2m by 2m ? you told in some videos, but cant remember. thanks

[@darrenstuart8365]

Thanks for this Habibi

[@3dd205]

thank you friend for recommending the PureRef program. But it is terribly inconvenient in it functions - the program does not have a banal simple necessary function that has been in any photo editor since 1990!!!)))). This enlarges the image inside the photo, as we do if we just open the photo and enlarge the photo with the mouse wheel. For example, we placed a photo on a board, and in the photo we only need a vase or chair and we need to bring the vase or chair in the photo closer and leave it that way. But damn it in PureRef, we can only enlarge the entire image. And this nafig is not needed. Funny))))))

[@petiegoodman1792]

I have been struggling with mirror like surfaces in ue5. The reflections in the mirror are trash. Any Idea how to achieve it?

[@David-ch4rm]

would be great to see you create a scene from scratch

[@kirolosnadi8483]

good one from the start i heared حابيبي 😀😆 i like that why u cant do it in arabix or thats for youtube fees for arabs ?

[@jasonvanhuenen9970]

Love you guys and your tutorials. I've played with ue4 on and off for a few years for archvis, but ue5 really has peaked my interest again. Does ue5 make exterior reflections on windows any easier to achieve? If so can we have a tutorial? Thanks guys keep up the hard work.

[@zachchio413]

Hi sir. I got a problem when loading my project. When i load it, the table and chair kept showing first..that's why before i can load it i need to delete the table and chair and drag the Map file (my project)... The worst part is all of my settings, lightings, materials are gone. Btw, thanks for answering about UV mapping.

[@fahed.engineer6274]

Hi Unreal Engine Community.. Hope All Fine am new user of Unreal Using UE5.1 the problem is that when am Render Still images on Movie Render Queue its Results Totally Black .the scene is everything is like ok.its problem on Movie Render Queue not on Sequencer. Plz Help for resolving Issue .Thanks

[@kmr_design]

Hi arkadash, when i import from 3ds max to UE 5 and I add direct light( orientation to the project), its look dark. Can you help me please ? thanks

[@ncbuys]

My WSADQE navigation not working. What am I doing wrong?

[@VRDivision]

Are you holding right mouse button?

[@jestinjoy2626]

you can set in Edit menu, editor preferences, use WASD for camera movements

[@madgicarchitects2814]

what graphic card are u using in the course ?

[@VRDivision]

It was GTX 1080ti

[@emiljoeantony]

When I import my file with the texture checkbox checked ue5 crashes,if I import the same to 4.26 it doesn’t

[@sahilsingla3580]

Wherr can i get part 2

[@raptoreagle2000]

shame Maya users don't have Datasmith. It is frustrating having to export fbx one by one to use in UE

[@VRDivision]

I know :( I was talking to a fellow maya user yesterday about this, there must be ways to make the process of export easier than it is now