Unreal Engine 5 | Speed Level Design | Scottish Highlands Industrial Workshop

[@slayth6332]

beautiful work

[@RoughEdgeLtd]

Thank you very much!

[@BarakaMasukira]

Amazing 👏

[@RoughEdgeLtd]

Thanks 😄

[@jakedamus111]

Nice work and work flow! Great to watch! Your walk thru needs depth of field to feel realistic tho. Also try tonal mapping for realistic colours! Great to see this in a zombie game! haha

[@viscid09]

Nice work 👌🏻 how about a full length version of this artwork 😃

[@jmbmoraes]

Your videos are amazing, congratulations. However, for those who are learning, the time-lapse format makes it hard to follow. Keep creating amazing videos by recording at normal speed; this way, you will surely grow because you have a lot of talent.

[@RoughEdgeLtd]

@jmbmoraes Thank you very much for the kind and encouraging words, I will also keep your insights in mind! When I do important tutorials, I speed up things like naming folders, finding files, and I timelapse parts of the video that involve building and level design. Important parts are usually shown at normal speeds. A good idea to this is to clarify what parts are to be followed and which parts can be skipped. Thank you again for the idea!

[@aleksei7479]

Does all your packs have same master material ?

[@RoughEdgeLtd]

Hello, Yes, they are all contained in the same sub-folder so if you were to add multiple packs into one project, then master materials won't duplicate but will merge into one. The way we have it setup is by having one main folder on the surface, within it will contain the master material folder and then a unique folder for each individual pack.