Unreal Engine VFX Demoreel by Kegsfx

[@hyechan158]

This is amazing! You must have put a lot of effort into this. Looking forward to your next project !

[@Kmankeg]

Thanks so much!! =D =D

[@tigermehran]

Damn good

[@kegsfx8603]

Thanks so much!! =D =D

[@Nicolas-f7s]

Dude, this is so fucking sick! Great job!

[@kegsfx8603]

Thanks so much!! Great encouragement for me! =D =D

[@Nicolas-f7s]

Amazing -- keep up the great work!! Love it!!

[@kegsfx8603]

Much Appreciated!!! Great to hear =D

[@rkrehe20]

great work especially love the party pastas

[@kegsfx8603]

Thanks mate! =D

[@bratishmigel3740]

❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@hieunguyentrung7134]

Great job. We love that very much ❤

[@Kmankeg]

Big thanks!! =D =D

[@busesart]

amazing job man.hard work shows

[@kegsfx8603]

Thanks so much!! Very Encouraging =D

[@knucklesbyname]

dude what the actual fuck. this is incredible...

[@kegsfx8603]

Haha, Thanks so much!!! =D =D

[@nosirve9458]

wow!

[@AboutJOB-dq6pj]

the slpash vfx is nice!!

[@hunterh3d]

Great work, any tips on how to get UE to not crash on alembic import with very big alembic sim files? Like 30 GB+ and larger? Always seems to crash the importer when I go over that limit, and alembic cloth sims can get big obviously so

[@kegsfx8603]

Thank you! :) =D TBH I don't usually export such large files etc. However, there are a few general things worth trying and checking. Deleting all unused attributes, exporting less frames at constant topology (speed up export, slow speed playback), constant topology optimizations on import, breaking sims into sperate files, remesh (Houdini) with zero iterations and also trying VAT instead of alembics. Hope that helps :)

[@hunterh3d]

@@kegsfx8603 just read this and didn't know anything about VAT, I always felt Houdini might creep back up in my quest to get quality sims so haha, looks like that's where I'm headed. Thank you!

[@MakcumVFXUA]

super!

[@kegsfx8603]

Thank you! :)

[@wewantmoreparty]

🤘

[@rasbe7210]

wow amazing works! What method did you study through?

[@kegsfx8603]

Thank you! I studied a lot of Unreal Engine content in general, but I also have a special interest in "Houdini for games".

[@MortalShores]

Impressive stuff! Was the foliage de-growth a geometry cache/alembic brought over from Houdini? Really love the Kena work, splash pack, and vascular bodies

[@kegsfx8603]

Thanks so much!!! 😊 It is made in Houdini and using VAT for the vertex position in Unreal. The growth aspect is using the uv space to just pan the texture (simple but effective). Martin Donald has a nice explanation of the format: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIKYdZ-il92VsJY

[@abhishgs9570]

there s no better unreal fx tutorial in youtube. i wonder how ppl make such fx

[@DommageCollateral]

hey how do you export those vellllum hairs, or are they rigged?

[@kegsfx8603]

The floating girl hair is of the same format as her cloth (unlike "groom" workflows), and can be exported in "standard" alembic and VAT formats.

[@DommageCollateral]

@@kegsfx8603 hey, thanks for you reply. i mean the entrail mockup, i thought the trails are madee with vellum hair. but i guess its unreal hair.... it would take to many bones for me to rigg it...

[@kegsfx8603]

​@@DommageCollateral They are skeletal meshes.. "Too many bones" - you can using kinefx to procedurally generate the bones.

[@DommageCollateral]

@@kegsfx8603 no i mean to many bones because of performance, but this also depends on the amount of affected vertecies per bone. i have looked at a few houdiny riigging tutorials and rigging seems to be a bit weird to me, coming from blender=> no presets. but on the other hand: blender rigging sucks when you have to set the bonesgroups manually. for example with unconnected bones =>(to much window switching millions clicks) but in houdiny you just can use a wrangle node and do that stuff manually

[@DommageCollateral]

also the naming convention has to be right, so im not sure about that (when importing in gameengine)