Unreal Engine 5: Realistic Nature Scene

A realistic landscape of nature in UE5, using Quixel Megascans assets and Lumen + Nanite.
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[@etzenhammer]

As a kid playing Atari games I always wondered when graphics would be close to realism, now the point has come and it's amazing.

[@JordanDanielWende]

Ironically in a few years this will look like garbage.

[@keyboardt8276]

@@JordanDanielWende I doubt so, we've reached a point of diminishing returns such that games from a few years ago still look decent by today's standards. Unless there is a breakthrough in how immersive games are (such as touch, smell etc.) I don't think today's games will be far worse than those in a few years.

[@TheFunDimension]

It’s not yet there for real time. But motion pictures have been there for a while.

[@ruffsnap]

We're able to make static, super slow moving stuff pretty much look like real life now. Still not 1:1 realism yet, but we'll definitely reach that before too long now. However, actually making games that are faster motion that look 1:1 real are still a ways away. And like others have commented, as AR and VR takeover, we're gonna be starting from a bit backwards considering how graphics in those fields currently look compared to modern AAA games running on high end gaming computers.

[@siddhantjain243]

now you'll just have to wait till you can have a latest gen gpu to handle it😂

[@GuilhermeSilva-kx6ms]

I could see these types of landscapes as VR open worlds for simple relaxation purposes. The only thing needed would be for the user to be able to move through the world either walking or flying.

[@Rhaegar19]

Yes, I think this is the next big medium for artwork.

[@RodgerYoung2024]

Oxi tu é BR xará?

[@GuilhermeSilva-kx6ms]

@@RodgerYoung2024 PT. Sou primo

[@sinkingship101]

I just hope we resolve the screen door effect

[@buzzow]

The problem is that nanite, as long as I know, is not implemented yet for VR, and lumen definitely will not be supported.

[@tontsar91]

Unreal Engine 5 seems truly amazing.

[@NotSomeOrdinaryGuy]

Would you say it seems... unreal?

[@theguy3129]

@@NotSomeOrdinaryGuy I would.

[@426replica]

when i created my first maps in unreal (Unreal 1) over 20 years ago, i noticed the power of the engine. I never thought that it would be so good.

[@ronyay3586]

Nerddddddddddddd

[@CuhJitCuhJit]

@@ronyay3586 🤡

[@isaaclai1636]

This looks amazing! There's still something that feels "off" about it that I can't really pinpoint, but it's still so damn close to photorealism.

[@slippinchillin]

Agree! I personally think that either the depth of field or the viewing angle is off It’s distorted in some way that I felt like I cannot focus on the objects

[@Fishmaat404]

The contrast is set too high, it feels too punchy, too crisp

[@RFC-3514]

Several things are "off". DoF is using a fast algorithm which is just blurring the scene in screen space (and doesn't really match the places people tend to look at, though that could also be true with a real camera focused to the wrong distance). The leaves seem to be completely opaque (real leaves are slightly translucent). Also (the main problem, IMO), the plants are moving in a weird way, like there's something deforming them randomly from the inside. There's also a butterfly moving in slow motion in one of the shots (if it flapped its wings that slowly, it would fall to the ground).

[@xergiok2322]

The thing that struck me first as "not real" is the lack of translucency in the vegetation. The leaves look plastic.

[@ThaFunkster100]

Yeh I agree, its the trees. Something doesnt quite look right about them, maybe they need more discolouration on them, they are too perfect looking.

[@alan-cl1rj]

I showed a non-gamer this video. They thought it was a video shot with a goPro and said that they'd love to go there.

[@TheLordDino]

big question is when we be able to get this working well in VR

[@rafox66]

Yeah, unfortunately that will still take some years. But we are definitely going there.

[@fredrikekholm3718]

My guess (after having worked with VR and Unreal Engine since 2015) is 3-4 years.

[@laquica5146]

This the kinda video that looks even more realistic when watched in low quality.

[@LineDeerMountain]

+1

[@Sackmatters]

Remember folks unreal 6 will be just as big of a leap as 4 to 5. We will be in awe once again. This is incredible.

[@koolerpure]

a vr exploration game with this tech would change gaming forever

[@flippert0]

It feels so real, it's unreal!

[@gabrielesallemi787]

that's, indeed, UNREAL engine 5

[@mattyice2099]

Ahaaa

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

This is the kind of graphic fidelity I imagined as a "what if" 30 years ago when "The Secret of Monkey Island" was new and we were dreaming about the future of gaming and computers. Now it is here.

[@theunderdog9353]

Nahh, it's not. They've been able to make this in the UE for a while now, but tech just isn't far enough to actually turn it into a game and it's probably a long way off. Even a beefy 3090 Ti PC wouldn't be able to run an actual full fletched game that looks like this. It'll probably take 10 years atleast before we get close to this in actual games

[@justdev8965]

Secret of monkey Island? That's like the worst example of graphics, even for its time, it looked unbelievably ugly. That team can't even draw a square if they tried.

[@hyeve5319]

@@theunderdog9353 This particular one might be a render rather than realtime - they don't clarify - but have you seen the real time, playable demos? They get damn close to this level of graphics. Sure, it'll be a while until entire games are able to achieve this level of graphics.. but I think the tech is further along that you think. UE5's nanite and lumen are very very powerful, and far better than anything we've been able to do in realtime engines in the past. (Including in previous versions of UE)

[@アマ-p2l]

@@hyeve5319 I've seen some gameplay footage and it was terrible. Besides the graphics those demos had nothing going for them, I wouldn't be able to feel immersed at all because the gameplay was so bad and unrealistic. If they prioritize graphics that's the future, I won't find any immersion because the gameplay, realism and everything else becomes a secondary priority when they try very hard to get a game to the next level of graphics. Combine this with the fact that game studios keep releasing unfinished games and releasing unfinished games is becoming a market standard, and you can literally make a game with real life graphics and I will be completely unphazed and bored by your game. The first step to a realistic game is the gameplay, not the graphics. Game studios are already neglecting the game play, this engine just provides more room for following badly chosen priorities.

[@hyeve5319]

​@@アマ-p2l ...I think you missed the point somewhat. The point is that they're *able* to achieve that level of graphics in real time, in a playable demo, not just in pre-rendered sequences and cutscenes. In a full game, of course gameplay is incredibly important. In a demo, the important part is just showing what's *possible* As for the unfinished game stuff... eh, I think that's more of a problem with how the games industry works in general, rather than just because they're trying to prioritize graphics. The thing with modern, large studio games, is that they take HUGE amounts of work and money. They often have bigger budgets than full feature films. Yet, people still expect the same year-on-year releases and updates to games, despite them taking more and more and more time and work to create as they get more advanced and bigger. Hence.. there's an awful lot of crunch time. Things get released before they're really finished because the companies are forced into it by deadlines and release schedules, and developers aren't given the time to polish things properly. It's less that it's "becoming a market standard" and more that they're just not given the time needed to finish the games properly as they get bigger and bigger. Regardless, that's not really relevant to the point that UE5 is a massive step forwards in terms of real time graphics - the fact that those graphics are possible is what's impressive, what people use them for is a completely different matter.

[@jameyr5531]

The Sound design is absolutely beautiful

[@MrArjanvT]

was thinking the same! even the kind of accoustics that you would get in a canyon like this

[@ronyay3586]

You're easily pleased

[@Cyberdactyl]

'Unreal', totally 99.99% realistic. The only thing that is slightly off is the flapping of the bird's wings.

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

Theres tons of artefacts and unrealistic shit going on but it still rules.

[@DavidM_GA]

Birds flap too fast, butterflies flap too slow.

[@Scottx125Productions]

@@emeraldcelestial1058 Yup, you can see those artefacts clearly in the matrix demo. Still looks good but it's still not there yet.

[@duncanb.a.s2886]

This is just incredible, oh man, the future of gaming is just... WOW

[@tobiasrieper1367]

This looks so real that after the ad ended, I forgot that this is UE5 and thought it‘s real.

[@Iam_Amankapil]

Just imagine how unreal engine 10 would be

[@huxleyhawke1532]

Remind me when I'm 80

[@Ilovecruise]

We are inside one right now

[@Iangamebr]

@@huxleyhawke1532 probably gonna take 35-40 years

[@andersontomas55]

Unless they somehow manage to make graphics that are better than real life I i have a hard time imagining anything beyond Unreal 6 and that is already pushing it. VR is the next true revolution and it is happening now.

[@vsugrobov]

It would be Real.

[@sir_wesley86]

I'm most excited to play an open world fantasy game like this in UE5.

[@christ3851]

in 10 years from now you are good to go :P - if and i mean IF covid isnt still there... then it might be 15years+ :D

[@shamscorner]

I am so jealous of the future generation! How incredible games they will play!

[@wizards-themagicalconcert5048]

Never give up on the power and magic of Pixels !

[@2psah2]

@@wizards-themagicalconcert5048 Really? Unfinished games, nft's, lootboxes, patches after patches and so on. Jealous of graphics, not really. I played amazing games in my youth on ps1 & ps2. Don't care about the graphics. So many old games are way better than some AAA titles these days.

[@wizards-themagicalconcert5048]

@@2psah2 Not sure what you are talking about ! Pixel games are just charming and I just love 2D games ! Pure gameplay !

[@samsavage712]

I have a feeling this engine will be a staple when looking back on it.

[@DRex45]

Just imagine, we gonna be able to go into VR having experiences this real really soon at affordable prices. Its gonna be wild in a few short yrs 😩...

[@DJVARAO]

You can play with Unreal Engine right now for free...

[@DRex45]

@@DJVARAO i said affordable. The headset thats affordable like the quest would not display this beautifully

[@theohallenius8882]

@@DRex45 You probably want to go with a micro oled VR headset, I'm personally waiting for the Aspara 5k that should be delivered sometime in March 2022

[@Z3t487]

Just go outside.

[@DRex45]

@@Z3t487 i do but unfortunately my environment looks nothing like this 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@F34RDSoldier805]

It's really getting there. Pretty cool, and the fact that we have hardware that could easily run this is also amazing.

[@Wax_Man]

When I was a kid I would be playing games and then go into the cut scene that would be just a high quality mp4. When that would happen I would say to whoever is playing with me, “can you imagine if the entire game was as good as this cut scene?” I can now say that this is true

[@udalix]

Lost of games now just use in engine for cutscenes even.

[@Wax_Man]

@@udalix I know which is wild

[@majed8192]

In recent games, I think it's the opposite now, cutscenes are worse quality than gameplay, such as Deus Ex Mankind Divided

[@GateKeeper36]

This just proves how crazy the meta verse is gonna be in the future.

[@corknakovastein]

Im creating my buddies book cover for him using ue5. Im learning as I go, but i'm hoping to make something this beautiful for his first published book.

[@porchezhian8568]

Try MS Paint.. And good luck for your bud's first book

[@alvallac2171]

*buddy's (singular possessive) buddies = plural nonpossessive

[@corknakovastein]

@@alvallac2171 perhaps I meant to put their first book instead of his.

[@corknakovastein]

@@porchezhian8568 Really want to go with a photo realistic book cover. Something people wouldn't guess was fake

[@abstragento0087]

Good luck

[@moods.3540]

the games we are gonna get with this engine is crazy.

[@jamesmccreary2442]

As someone who absolutely loves running through and exploring nature but broke my hip and tore my cartilage, this gives me great comfort to explore when I otherwise couldn’t.

[@bearlyphased]

Still not convinced ue5 is the peak of excellence until they feature independent leaf movement, and wind simulation. Swaying branches and plants are so 2000s

[@Vlow52]

The only major thing left to develop is animation quality. Luckily, AI systems doing it pretty well right now and could be integrated into UE5.

[@TroenderTass]

Animations will always look like animations. Stop hoping for realistic looking games. And btw, the more realistic games become,the more boring they become.

[@Vlow52]

@@TroenderTass there is one important feature of the realism - immersive action. Our ability to identify the simulated reality is really close to adapting to some sort of setting around. If a human feels comfortable with what he sees in surroundings, the emotions for every fun, sad, unexpected or impossible action will be much more genuine. As for animations, it’s totally possible to make it look real using large AI training and some randomness, which will provide more empathy level for the npc.

[@TroenderTass]

@@Vlow52 Lol, they have been saying that for years, and it doesn't get any better. You will neve be able to have a human face look realistic, ever. People don't know what they want. Ofcourse you can bring a greater sence of emotion by making it feel real, but that is not really what gamers want. People who want to escape reality want that wich is a hole nother issue in it self. There is a reason why the n64 era with its limited graphics, still produced alot more interesting games then the copy paste games you play to day, wich you only play because of emotional issues.

[@giannis_tar]

@@TroenderTass wtf is wrong with you? Why are you even here if you hate modern gaming so much?

[@dragonessmistress227]

@@TroenderTass Having games with ultra realistic graphics isn't a bad thing. They may not have stylized visual, but that doesn't mean the game has to be set in the present or the world we live in. It could take place in the past/future, an alternate world, some place completely alien and still aim to have realistic graphics. It's just how they want to make the game look. Other games can be cell shaded, 2D or something like Borderlands, doesn't matter. It will affect the way they tell the story, but it won't make the game bad alone. I won't disagree with you on the whole "copy paste" thing. Ubisoft's been doing it for every franchise they own now and other companies' been jumping in the same hole. However, I feel like that's off topic since that's more a problem in the core gameplay element than the visuals. Personally, as long as the graphics are appealing and don't ruin my immersion, I'm fine. I like when they pull unique style, but usually when they do so it's to blend with the narration / story telling.

[@elementsofphysicalreality]

The only way I could tell that this wasn’t real was that there’s no blemishes on the leaves. They’re all perfect.

[@CreativeSteve69]

This was done bueatifully well. I just started learning UE5 myself to up my environment work moving from 5 years of Blender. Finding channels like these out in the wild on my timeline keeps motivating me to not give up hope on upping my portfolio game for a future job. :)

[@alvallac2171]

*beautifully

[@informitas0117]

I'm starting to believe we have arrived

[@danceoffAsh]

Wait, this actually looks better than real life! Looks a little oversharpened tho at times

[@antonfolstad9186]

where the fuck are you living

[@Aranimda]

"Unreal offers a complete world for you to roam -- a world of incredible beauty and realism with the most detailed environments ever to grace your PC screen. In one seamless flowing world, race across vast outdoor and indoor environments, enter enchanting cities, mysterious temples, glittering mines, shattered ships, and crystal clear waters. Unreal delivers this cutting-edge realism on computers using a Pentium 166 or higher. And for those of you lucky enough to have a Pentium II, MMX technology or a video accelerator, the Unreal realms will become your reality." -Unreal 1, 1998. What a journey.

[@ynothump2566]

This is literally jaw dropping but nobody takes any notice. I used to play games on a 1k ZX81 and was amazed. What a funny world we live in lol

[@litjellyfish]

Well we are get amazed over and over. And some applies as with the ZX81 - you need to optimize assets to fit in memory. Remember when I tried to make a game for ZX81 and got out of memory error

[@J.Wolf90]

I'm more amazed with what gameplay physics and dynamics programmers add to their graphics more that how they "look".. It's a game not an art gallery

[@cynewulf1]

What, no 16k RAM pack? I thought just about everyone who had a ZX81 also owned one of those. If you want to be amazed again, have a look at the 4kb intro demo scene. Amazing what you can do with a 4kb executable. Of course, the ZX81 probably would've taken about 3 days just to decompress the exe, let alone run the intro.

[@jenkem4464]

Oh...everyone is taking notice of UE5, Nanite, and Lumen. They are game changing.

[@C0ncep1t]

@@J.Wolf90 it depends how you look at it, I mean games are to have fun, if you enjoy graphics then fine.

[@geo-ch6qz]

Imagine what UNREAL ENGINE 6 will look like. As if this engine doesn't look good enough already.

[@Soluchi-InfiniteCoCreatorGod]

Incredible and Beautiful. 😊

[@PaulusdeKenezy]

It is just a demo. You do not see this quality in the games. Even the reverbed bird voice is not by the engine.

[@Skyflairl2p]

@@PaulusdeKenezy Super curious what your point is man!

[@SirDaveWolf]

@@PaulusdeKenezy Depends on how powerful your PC is. The demo is realtime rendered, so it IS possible. Also the bird voice is a sound file that can be added as an asset to any game engine.

[@PaulusdeKenezy]

@@SirDaveWolf That is a sound file, so that voice not interact with its enviroment and with your movement. It should be in the engines 3D sounds. That would be possible but noone does it in game engines. This kind of detail and resolution will not be found in the games in near future. So the demo looks nice, but that is it. The games are totally differents than the demos.

[@Denominator16]

@@PaulusdeKenezy you will see games looking like this before 2025

[@twopilots2]

imagne a game in ue5 like this WOAAAW you are good in making this types of cece! With all you respect

[@Wenedi]

The entry point for artists is rising each year, but schools still teach the same old techniques... RIP future artists, I wish you luck

[@jerryhoward3287]

Just imagine what future games are gona look like moving forward. 💯

[@wallacesousuke1433]

Boring walking sims as usual

[@alvallac2171]

*gonna

[@AdelaideBen1]

But just be aware this isn't a game - it's a cinematic that is powered by Lumen (and nanite). Where this demo doesn't work is that it doesn't actually zoom into the meshes to show how the dynamic LOD of nanite adds value. Also, it would be good to give some specs on how this was made.

[@LilTy702]

I said audibly “damn that’s unreal”, and now I know why it’s called unreal engine

[@tunsays]

Incredible, i thought it was Unreal Engine 5 during a moment

[@GGMattt]

It is Unreal Engine 5...

[@mattyice2099]

@@GGMattt woosh

[@Bman846]

I can't wait to see what Unreal Engine 6 will look like.

[@StoCcCardo]

Some day, this will be only on virtual reality, because the real word will be destroyed by humans. However, excellent work

[@NicMG]

How will this be possible of the world is destroyed?

[@StoCcCardo]

@@NicMG destruction is a slow process, that can be lived, were you thinking about a quick and sudden end? a planet life ending is something that happens time to time in a natural way, we are simply boosting and speeding it up. IMAO

[@Miguel-ib4rd]

Matrix

[@red2lucas]

The trees with no leaves on them shouldn't really be blowing in the wind while trees with leaves don't.

[@aperson2943]

There are some shots here that really make you go hmm... If I were watching drone footage from the latest DJI, or some documentary about nature, and they put some of these scenes in it. I wouldn't notice anything off. 0:07 Looks like any drone footage I have seen from countless videos. This is truly spectacular.

[@Daniel-ss5tg]

I still see that it's not real... The tints, hues, tones and shades aren't working with each other perfectly like in real life. I mean I do edit videos and photos in 4k every day, since I study media. I guess if I wouldn't know what to look at, it would look real.

[@CLove511]

I can see when you say, "this isn't real", but if someone slipped a bit of this in with real footage and told me everything in the video was real, my brain would just accept it.

[@NotSomeOrdinaryGuy]

You can definitely see the false essence of the trees

[@asherkimball8349]

Can't wait for it's implementation

[@CHITUS]

Just imagine, we gonna be able to go into VR having experiences this real really soon at affordable prices. Its gonna be wild in a few short yrs ...

[@GioCTRL]

Cryptocurrencies: "Let me introduce myself :)"

[@harry356]

Ofc its great but you can rn just go into nature.

[@zantas-handle]

Why did you just copy and steal a comment on this page by D Rex? You stole it word for word!

[@theartist8291]

All I saw was Nathan drake running and jumping off the rocks but can u imagine in this level😍

[@jimister78]

Droool im looking forward to being able to play a AAA game in the future at fast paced and have it look this good.

[@yee1156]

Fast paced games usually remain visually simple because you're supposed to be able to focus on the important things (players, loot, aiming,....) But if you're interested in that I think it's gonna have to wait another 10 years

[@tucci06]

The one thing I've been waiting for is realistic foliage. Even in the best looking games, the plants, leaves and grass are almost always comprised of flat images that disappear at certain angles. I think once they can really start making each individual leaf and twig a detailed 3D model that can be interacted with, it's going to take games to a whole new level. This looks great, but I think we're still quite a ways off from that. But imagine an RPG in VR where you can just play with the grass or pick fruit from a tree or realistically manipulate water with your hands and with objects.

[@WaveFunctionVR]

You're absolutely right. Quixel just released their foliage and trees megascans pack recently, so the next games will probably have much better looking trees. We'll give it a test soon and publish a new video focused on trees and plants.

[@dreimann]

Beautiful! It's like I can almost smell the GPUs catching fire!

[@majed8192]

Now, this is truly Unreal!!

[@connorkenway09]

Now imagine is they made a sequel to theHunter: Call of the Wild in this engine. God that will be so good.

[@BloodSoldierRB]

Not to be that guy, but i have seen far better UE5 renditions; this one really looks grainy and unfinished. It's truly masterful the world we live in now though, unbelievable talent in the digital art space. God bless these minds

[@jozsefbenko7852]

I wish you presented a free VR lookaround scene like this. Or whatever, I'd pay for it to enjoy :-) Even if there were just a tiny area to move around, sitting and looking around were amazing. So please 🙂

[@sj-bg4up]

or you can go outside

[@jozsefbenko7852]

@@sj-bg4up Noooo! 😱😱😱😆

[@cademosley4886]

Everything needed to make this is free. You may have a better chance to see it if you just make it yourself.

[@pierrotA]

@@cademosley4886 No you cannot. UE5 don't support VR yet, at least not the Nanite (dynamic mesh) and Lumen (lights) systems...

[@cademosley4886]

Sorry, yes, I meant to make the point that he can make exactly what he sees in this video for free. Nobody can make a VR version. But if one can run a UE4/UE5 map in VR without Nanite & Lumen, I think that would be impressive enough.

[@MisterGribbles]

I remember playing ADVENTURE on ATARI. In my head it was 8K full surround with all senses present.

[@arieldario3849]

Really nice one! What collections of MG assets did you use? Seems like the Nordic one if i had to guess

[@g10118]

Mostly stuff from the Nordic Beach Rock collection, they have some of the best large-scale cliff faces in that set.

[@meow320]

And what about the trees?

[@SoyURU_]

Red dead redemption 2 vibes 💙

[@daretsuki6988]

Computer Specification: Nvidia RTX 9999+ Ultra YAGHIE (You Ain't Gonna Have It Ever) 666 GB CPU Intel Celeron i19 Pentium Optimus Prime Tesla Max 87GHz with 69 cores 5th Hidden Dimension Disk (HDD) 10^10 TB Ram

[@flyingiguana409]

can't wait for unreal engine 6

[@PoeLemic]

So incredible. I hope Elder Scrolls 6 looks this good.

[@FernandoMartinez-nc6kg]

Starfield made with creation engine 2 looks meh, so i have no expecatives

[@heveycreations4197]

It wont look that good.

[@ghs2798]

Not even the half of this 😂

[@Monscent]

The engine seems way better at doing nature than city stuff tbh!

[@SethiozProject]

I'm already dreaming about playing Elite Dangerous Odyssey with graphics like this ... able to land on every planet, find life, explore ...mmmm

[@Dr_Tripper]

For this reason and a few more I bought a VR headset and now a high-end computer. This is the time I have been waiting for: realism.

[@mmiisshhaa]

I think for this to be in VR you have to wait about another 6 ish years. It'll get there tho.

[@kabr0njames23]

How anyone can come back to play to GTAV or RDR2 after this or after The Matrix Awakens? It’s like to play to Roblox

[@efes_6921]

Lol RDR2 still has better graphics than 99% of the games.

[@AdelaideBen1]

I don't think you understand how this was made, and how it could have been replicated in UE4. This isn't actually that amazing from an outward tech perspective (you can do all of this) - but it's almost certainly on how it was made (internally - due to the integration of nanite and lumen). It's not a game however. That's a harder task... as UE5 is currently shaped towards it's strengths... not what people want to necessarily make.

[@AustinoM]

I can already hear the egg sizzling on top of my computer trying to run this

[@dereinchecker9376]

AWESOME. Just like reality wants to look like...🤣

[@Sir......]

... these rocks etc shown ARE reality ... its just photos of real things made into 3D models

[@ronyay3586]

@@Sir...... I bet you are fun at parties.

[@krisbailey8537]

@@ronyay3586 I bet u don’t even get invited to parties

[@Sir......]

@@ronyay3586 .... its good to know the truth my fellow internet stranger , but you're welcome to think people designed these rocks etc by hand.

[@dxz3]

wow, this is well, UNREAL

[@degibocu]

Amazing, just pure inspiración to me

[@wolfura]

I could just plant a virtual cannabis plant there and take care of it in VR every day and be at peace.

[@DancingTeapot]

Holy shit. Imagine Witcher 4 with these graphics

[@henryjohnson-ville3834]

Or GTA 6 when Rockstar gets off their lazy ass.

[@rudidark8341]

simulated sound could be the future. Looking at where we are with graphics manually recording and pasting sound over footage seems relatively primal.

[@BillyViBritannia]

they did introduce lots of new features regarding procedural sound in ue5 so we may see that soon enough... It's not as impressive and clickbaity on youtube though, maybe thats why we see no one experimenting with it.

[@nintendians]

looks great and very detailed.

[@internetspectator6051]

this is the 4th or 5th time im seeing a comment from you every time i watch these types of vids. so this is what ur into huh.

[@nintendians]

@@internetspectator6051 into game engines? yeah and video game.

[@AdelaideBen1]

@@internetspectator6051 What's your point - that people can't watch/comment on similar videos? Interesting concept... sure it will catch on. Maybe the fact that you seem to be watching the same vids is a good indicator that perhaps instead of being passively aggressive, you might actually engage with someone who has obviously the same interests.

[@internetspectator6051]

@@AdelaideBen1 wasnt being passive aggressive just pointing out an observation since its happened quite a few times thats all, how bout you stop white knighting?

[@AdelaideBen1]

@@internetspectator6051 firstly - who wants your observation? Secondly - you're not making an observation, you're making a judgement... huh. How about you do the single best thing to improve the internet, and stop trolling.

[@cvspvr]

the only thing that i think is a bit unrealistic about this scene is that the blue fog makes it look cold whereas the bright sky makes it look hot

[@qsmakar]

Hi! I want to create realime landscapes and I`m buying PC with 3060(desktop) now. Is it comfortable to work in such projects with 3060?

[@WaveFunctionVR]

Yes, perfectly comfortable.

[@Rebel_at_Heart]

@@WaveFunctionVR Wow.... outstanding! Do You think that this level of details is achievable on current generation of consoles i.e. xsx/ps5? How many GB weight all textures from Your showreel If You can share this info with us?

[@WaveFunctionVR]

@@Rebel_at_Heart Have you seen the Matrix UE5 experience? It runs on current gen consoles.

[@Rebel_at_Heart]

@@WaveFunctionVR yeah, i saw and run this on console .... maybe it's just me, but Your material seems to have higher picture / texture quality / resolution than Matrix demo, hence my question :)

[@AdelaideBen1]

@@Rebel_at_Heart they are also presenting at a low res. It's ok though - Matrix also is low res. The advantage - from what I understand - isn't necessarily the resolution you can get (at realistic framerates on realistic machines) - but on the fact that you don't need to do a lot of messing around with LODs. So it helps the devs a lot; and provides a lot more flexible transitions for a smoother look and feel.

[@itsnachikethahere]

Something like Red dead redemption on the Unreal engine would be so amazing!

[@wintonsam496]

man i think i can speak for everyone, would love a tutorial on this.

[@Jamusomama]

Red dead 3 looking fine as hell

[@arox2962]

Zoomed out version looks so real !!! However when you zoom in.. you can tell it's not

[@mnnm1989]

I wonder why this is coming from you. So typical...

[@AdelaideBen1]

@@mnnm1989 as someone new to this channel - and not knowing any of the history / baggage... that was either super-familial, or a bit of a troll-comment. Whether the commenter has a history, the question is whether the comment is fair. If not, explain. For me - the lighting (Lumen) is the best part of this... I don't know that nanite is actually adding a lot in a cinematic. Just my opinion (from someone that doesn't use UE5)

[@djvelocity]

*It is remarkable what we can do with digital universes during the modern day. If you told me this was a cinematic drone shot of a wild landscape on Earth, I would believe you. And to think, this is all rendered in real time with no prior rendering required* 😳😮

[@fritmore]

Wolfenstein 3D (1994) has a competition finally? 😙

[@__Daydreamer__]

This looks more realistic than the real world

[@zeonos]

Perfect way to get awesome digital paintings and wallpapers.

[@tadsmoll]

I think the only thing throwing me off is this looks more like real life than something through the lense of a camera

[@dadedraak]

Can't wait for a new RDR in this engine...Phenomenal

[@Paul_Crosbie]

How far we have come!

[@TheAnonapersons]

BLOODY AMAZING

[@planktonfighter]

Oh man the sound was amazing

[@tedcruz8492]

Firewatch with this level of detail... that'd be amazing

[@hikmetgiraysonmez7644]

I think the biggest graphics issue today is the lack of wind modelling. It seems to me that instead of writing programs that tell plants to move, we should progeam the invisible wind, which should be what moves the plants, the sand and the water. There must be a wind algorithm that tells them how and when to move. Think of it like the software they use when performing aircraft aerodynamic tests. There must be some windblown software hitting the material. Because it catches my eye all the time, dry plants that shouldn't be moving are moving, some trees are more flexible than in real life. The grass is as flexible as jelly.

[@Adam2dance]

I can arleady smell the beauty of upcoming Tomb Raider!

[@maka_paka05]

If someone showed me this, and said that it's holiday photo, I would belive

[@bebedordecoca]

-Ethan, you *need* to go outside! >>stares at screen

[@TheJavaxd]

This looks better than real life

[@mepik15]

Haha i showed this to my GF in fullscreen so she could not see the title, and when i told her that it's on an game engine she was like: "Really? wow i thought it was a real landscape" :D

[@MEGA_TREE]

3d scans always looks amazing even on mobile platforms!!!

[@justdev8965]

LoL

[@hexacarbide268]

simply increadible

[@HolgerLovesMusic]

Now we need a company that does a realistic hunting game.

[@JSBF2013]

It is necessary to change a point of view because it is still about picture details but physics and playability should be the main goal now....pictures are ok for a long time...