Unreal Engine 5 Tutorial - No more lightmaps? | Lumen | How to export 3ds to UE5 with Datasmith

[@LuminousLabs]

You're literally the only person I have seen make an UE5 video that actually shows you how to somewhat deal with glass. I'm smashing the sub button on all my channels.

[@andrijana1234]

one of the few youtubers who i immediately liked and subscribed to, without them having to ask! Great success!

[@serhatctk]

I have been using 3dsmax & vray for a long time. I am quite new to exporting from 3dsmax to Unreal, the video was vey helpfull thank you.

[@ovideakias]

You safe me with the glass problem 🙏. Thank you!

[@joshuagatlin3931]

I have it imported but now all the textures/collisions are gone. any fixes?

[@pkplayz7711]

Thanks I really needed this.

[@Tony.K-O]

Simple and easy to under. Thanks a million bunch. Your explaining of stuff made my life more easy I don’t still know how to export still images or videos on ue5. But thanks still

[@tonzjah]

Thanks sir! Just subscribed....keep the good work on!

[@jayantgera5891]

And boom became your thousandth follower😎😂

[@chernoleslie3516]

so clear and concise

[@Fikarblackproject]

how import with the material? my material and texture doesnt show up

[@zakeeabdullah6990]

How were you able to get the trees I tried using city park content folder but the trees were not texturing when i place them in my scene i used ue5

[@English.Storybook]

Hello! When I import file from 3dsmax to ue5, every is ok, until I make a sequencer, the model from 3ds max didn't show on the scene .Do you know how to fix it, thank you?

[@RedzwanulHuq]

If you are using multiple levels, check if all levels are set to ''always visible''

[@English.Storybook]

@@RedzwanulHuq thank you

[@dasnico13]

do we still need to add a reflection sphere even with lumen???

[@inibaruseru4050]

is it lumen reflection as good as raytrace reflection ? how to get better lumen reflection of window glass material as good as raytrace reflection?

[@dasnico13]

@@inibaruseru4050 i think we have to wait for the official release of ue 5

[@Moldawian]

Very nice explained and presented Sir ! Could you maybe also do a video where u can show how to make a UI client interface where the client can change materials /colors, open doors, switch lights on /off or switch the time of day to evening and so on ?

[@jotacoxabagaray]

Very useful tutorial. Thank you very much.

[@bluetrianglestudios1741]

nice dude! thanks for the share

[@blacklord3212]

should I reduce lightmap density for example from 64 to 32 or 16 ? does that improve performance even with lumen ?

[@luigiascione9810]

Great tutorial thanks. Could you do one to shos how to render a still image from ue5 please?

[@atNguyen-hs4lx]

i dont have the UDATASMITH file type when i export from 3dmax! Can u help me pls

[@jagoulleminouche6905]

Realy great tuto, thank you for your time. But datasmith for UE 5 is not available to download. Do you where it can be downloaded ?

[@footclanassociate]

Is the 3dsmax scene set up with vray? Meaning materials are from vray or are the standard materials?

[@archvizninja5823]

Yes, vray materials

[@benjieesquilla3842]

nice tutorial.. can this process also work with corona in stead of vray?

[@chinkitgaming]

thanks for the great tutorial

[@the_3rdKind]

Make sure there's no flat planes?

[@archvizninja5823]

One sided polygons

[@ramdpshah]

very useful tutorial..

[@TVSynergyProperty]

nice video tutorial thank you

[@danielcapelosantacruz6862]

Hi. Did you use vray matirials in ue4? And the lights as well?

[@archvizninja5823]

Yes, everything was transferred directly, including materials and lights. Obviously for a production scene, one would need to clean up and modify both to be more efficient

[@vasundharakanwar578]

Everything should be unwrapped in 3ds max before importing in unreal?

[@archvizninja5823]

For a proper job, it would be ideal to unwrap everything in 3ds by hand. However, if a quick result is desired, Datasmith's automatic unwrapping works fairly well.

[@mohamedart1]

Thanks a lot

[@gerardofaustin8156]

What kind of hardware are you running…

[@archvizninja5823]

When I recorded this video I was running a Ryzen 3950 and a Geforce 1080 Ti

[@gerardofaustin8156]

@@archvizninja5823 thank you

[@gerardofaustin8156]

@@archvizninja5823 I have a GTX1080 Ryzen 4800x and 32gs ram.

[@alfredrenle5635]

So good！

[@niko-nc9xb]

thanks!man

[@MrOngtrum1]

UE 4 look clearer more than UE 5 look blur