We Recreated This VIRAL Train Station in Unreal Engine 5

[@subject_n]

Honored you decided to remake my scene! You did a great job given the constraints

[@CinecomCrew]

Thank you so much! We tried making the night scene as well, but failed with the time we had :-) Super impressive what you did and a big inspiration to many!

[@Pachiscruz2]

@subjectn you are a Mega wow crack!

[@normalpyramidobama9426]

Chad

[@dallasthegreat]

hi. please create some courses for purchase. : )

[@josephvanwyk2088]

After seeing the original scene - every gamer around the world has high hopes for future games. Just imagine a detective fps waiting for a train on that platform.....

[@CinecomCrew]

We have to admit, it wasn't easy! Big respect for the Lorenzo, the original creator. A link to his video can be found in the description.

[@TintingPatch]

The first time I watched the original video, I thought it was totaly real.

[@f.k.b.16]

What does the thumbnail represent? I may have missed it but did it take 1 month to render?

[@planktonfx]

@@f.k.b.16 The first image labelled '1 month' shows the original artists work, which took him 1 month to create, while the one labelled '2 days' is showing Cinecom's recreation

[@hanomedia]

*You guys are so inspiring, appreciate the good work*

[@art4phage]

I learned so much from this video, and I didn't expect it! Great work guys!

[@CinecomCrew]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@memento81]

but did you also learn the metric system? ^^

[@georgewhitlow7743]

Sick work guys! I honestly think what sold it in the original is the "auto exposure" they use when panning between the stairs and the tracks. Really makes it feel like it was shot on mobile the way the aperture changes based on the lighting conditions. Super subtle but very clever.

[@sammytech9464]

Unreal!

[@alexthai4957]

"Americans need extra step, learn the metric system "! LOL I'm American and still found that extremely funny!!! Thanks for excellent video, algorithm helped me find you and now subscribed.

[@yesrjt]

Dear jordy and team. Thank you so much. i finally opened my small office for video editing. visual effects and graphic designing. You always be my master. And I'm always thankfull for you.

[@tutosrive]

THIS TUTORIAL REALLY WORKS I AM FROM PHILIPPINES! THIS MAN DESERVES A SUBSCRIPTION!

[@kmahant]

That's cool. One of the most important factors of making something look photorealistic is the lighting, not sure how you set that up? Did you use lighting of the default game level?

[@trevj7466]

They used a sky light i think. You can look at the pinned channel and see the breakdown of it

[@ShaneNixonFamily]

"learn the metric system!"... best advice ever 😂😂

[@gummikalli2]

That's amazing. I always get bogged down by the details that don't matter. Especially from afar. Loved your skillshare class.

[@bioman1hazard607]

I'm just happy that graphics have reached this level of detail

[@raktimjs]

Watching your video for the first time! Loved it man!

[@LowLevelLemmy]

I’m about to binge all your UE5 videos

[@CinecomCrew]

Grab some snacks and enjoy!

[@samsak1239]

If you had only posted this video without any context I would have assumed it's a normal one. Wow!

[@slipoch6635]

great video as always, minor correction: Quixel is a phtogrammatic library (scanned assets), photorealistic just means it can be mistaken for a photo (not that it is scanned).

[@joiverx1227]

I think maybe he meant like it looks photo realistic like really. Or you are correct that he got it wrong and meant that idk

[@TallSilhouette]

Pretty amazing what you can put together without even touching a DCC program.

[@aquanton]

The only thing I'd change about the final render is make fake auto-exposure, since the render looks like it's recorded on a phone. Filming the brighter parts lowers exposure and filming the stairs for example rises the exposure.

[@CinecomCrew]

100% agree! We had to use the VP camera actor. For some reason the auto exposure didn't worked. With the normal camera actor it did worked.

[@ahmedshakib3883]

For 2 days of work , you guys have done a fantastic job.

[@visionchurchph]

it worked! thank you so much!!

[@ParikshitBhujbal]

The wires looked unreal , rest was perfect

[@Hushey]

pun intended?

[@carlanthonydelosangeles7411]

More Unreal or Real Engine for today's video. 😁

[@CinecomCrew]

Kinda both today :D

[@MegaXDBrasil]

I want to see split screen comparing

[@plagiats]

Oh very cool it's on skillshare, great!!

[@maniedg4159]

I'm speechless!! Absolutely amazing!!

[@UltraCenterHQ]

It's crazy how much technology has advanced, and yet the human brain can still tell if something is virtual or reality. It's like the uncanny valley effect

[@chosenonemedia8337]

Wow, very good! Keep it up!

[@VRDivision]

amazing video guys!

[@adilshan4944]

this is going to be great!

[@vegardpedersen]

0:54 true 😂 Great job woth creating it! I did not know you could use a brush to add stuff, that is a great thing I want to test out. Thanks for sharing :-)

[@NikolaTomic]

Outstanding! Thanks for sharing tips! ❤️

[@901coryowens]

Sweet guys. Crushing it

[@pjacefilms]

Awesome work!

[@Paradoxolotl]

This vid got u an extra sub 🤙🏽

[@AndroidSpirit]

Spectacular job!

[@AgentSmith911]

Very impressive work 👍🏻

[@backbenchers3547]

amazing as always, kudos to our metaverse teachers.

[@tasdidstudio-13]

Unreal Engine is insane!!

[@andrefreitas3907]

Learn the metric system ahahaha Loved it dude :D As all the video Thank you

[@amitsinghgurjar6418]

Bro this is super dope 🔥 and realistic 😎

[@stilltryingtofindaname9459]

Thank you man for sharing this stuff

[@luisfmts]

I needed to pause the video in the first minute and send all my love after the ✨LEARN THE METRIC SYSTEM✨

[@luisfmts]

Now finished the video and a must say, the features highlighted, the whole content of the video... gosh!! I need to see my gf ASAP 😂

[@dhruvrajsinhjadeja-vfxarti3085]

OMG Unbelievable superb guys brilliant.

[@vimextec5392]

Nice tutorial Michael,

[@almostnerd8499]

Awesome work guys..

[@Kasperhansen763]

So cool!

[@WeeADream]

See!! This!! I want a Game that is Realistically Immersive and Looks as realistic as THIS!! God i need to upgrade my pc so i can make stuff as cool as this!!

[@OLIV3R_YT]

Asset flips will look so nice in the future ;)

[@Glowbox3D]

Nice work!

[@nutria3000]

THanks for the information, good job

[@LouhanSodre]

You're over the top, guys. Mega job!

[@HoLeeSheet.]

It just gives me goosebumps what unreal could offer for gaming. 🎮

[@ultimateall-rounder3614]

It went far beyond the capabilities of even top-notch pc on today's date

[@ryndaman619]

sadly we need to wait until PS7 and Xbox Series XXX to release

[@Tahycoon]

@@ryndaman619 XXX, i am sensing something nasty lol.

[@hodayfa000h]

no device can handle a game if this was a whole city the rtx 3090 won't even be able to run it at 20 fps

[@Tahycoon]

@@hodayfa000h Exactly, but with optimization, and better hardware, we can achieve it on 2 years. For the optimization part, instead of focusing too much on the resolution and upscaling (the upscaling here is too excessive that lower scaling will produce the same results on the average gamer screen resolution), and using Lumin (the new lighting system in UE5 which was not used here), and the new UE5 future that produce "chunks" of the surrounding world and gradually decreasing the quality of further objects (just like Minecraft chunk processor system, but more advanced), things can get better quickly. We of course need to wait longer for the hardware part.

[@Vartazian360]

I feel like the most important part is the lighting which was entirely skipped. Other than that great video. Kinda like Draw the circle, then cut in 4 quarters, then draw 2 more circles, next now you see we have a perfectly drawn piece of art :) Nah just giving you a hard time. the end result was quite close to the original video. Awesome work for 6 days.

[@cubeometry2699]

0:13 ohh so that's why it is called u real engine 😂😂

[@marquezpeniche]

Beautifull!!!!

[@dzmo-official]

Us Americans. We ain’t goin learn no metric system. 😂

[@stumo6866]

Great job - really wish a train went flying through the station at the end though :)

[@CinecomCrew]

It did, Japanese trains are just really fast 😅

[@toffepeer2163]

Well done again

[@starmeyproductions]

Wow just amazing

[@joshuaperez3623]

The original looks more realistic, but you guys did great too, wish you'll join the creators of the original one and work for a new Call of Duty 🤜🤛💯

[@rlatmddjs]

All good but where is the I-beam?? Those rounded cuboids ruins the whole scene

[@John20204]

Would love to see a video on the rendering

[@MindfulnessOne]

The end camera movement feels a little weird though. How many fps did you use? Or is it the motion blur?

[@donbananonga]

Definitely amazing!

[@gktoch8153]

thanks so much man

[@Alteamex]

very good tutorial . very clean . i am happy you didn't start digging deep into any specific feature - sotNice tutorialng that happens to too many

[@culpritdesign]

not as good as the original, but really cool and informative. Subscribed.

[@bautroixanh3356]

my respect is your my man

[@demonvoicereadsthings897]

Very nice work

[@RandomDude00001]

I loved how the texture destroy the end result by not loading in time

[@VeveYT]

Very Nice, I like what you did... and it is a very nice and useful video.. By the way, At some shots you are looking like Wolverine :D

[@mattpallotta]

"..small extra step. Learn the Metric System." lol

[@JonnyRay82]

Amazing!!!

[@san0saky]

Using a phone to walk through virtual environment could probably be made into immersive VR experience.. just need to add precise motion capture.. this way they could actually make virtual shops, as long as environments are completely photo-realistic.. Also I think augmented reality is quite unutilized.. I guess for now we simply can't create glasses that could hold computing power & batteries powerful enough to run multiple projections & even avatars, but as light as regular glasses.. Perhaps in the next 20 years we will have reality bending VR & AR..

[@spacelabgamer]

As streaming gets more popular we won't need to have all of the internals in the glasses themselves, just a really good wifi chip and a power efficient display and we can just stream the VR experience

[@san0saky]

That's true.. I have an idea for Augmented Reality project for kids.. It's something along the lines of Pokemon Go, only instead of having to look through phone to see a Pokemon augmented into our reality, I would want same effect only through glasses.. it would make a world of difference if you could see various avatars in our real world without having to look through the phone.. If these kind of glasses could be created, the possibilities are endless.. for example, for kids it could be another game, where they could see dragons, fairies, etc.. characters that would interact with them & give various challenges.. challenges that if completed would gain rewards, like AR fireworks, or getting a Virtual Pet, etc.. For adults possibilities are also extensive, even outside gaming.. for example army could use AR glasses for combat training in real world, where they would fight virtual enemy combatants in various scenarios.. also, wearing AR glasses could help with GPS navigation, help with foreign language signs (again, all this is already available on regular smartphones), show store goods & best deals without entering store, teach various specialists, etc.. There are simply too many examples of possible applications, entertainment & work related.. as far as entertainment, imagine walking through real-life "haunted house", or being able to live-out a day from your favorite movie with your favorite character.. As nice as that sounds, I think we are still some ways off as far as tech goes.. I mean making comfortable glasses that would be able to augment photo-realistic objects & people (even if through streaming it from cloud), have sensors that would detect your precise movement, your interactions with augmented environment & people, and making those augmented assets respond realistically to your interactions.. So for now we can only wait.. but something along the lines of Pokemon Go could be integrated into glasses-format.. hell, if I had enough capital I would try it myself 🙂

[@JatinBhardwaj]

wonderful

[@moonfalls11]

not as good as lorenzo but its amazing for 2 days of work, great job!

[@someoneedits]

Oooh wow 😲it looks preety nice

[@p.m3204]

Wow, look almost like it !

[@damingy]

Neat and the end result actually looks pretty good. Was hoping for the night switch to get worked in ;p. I haven't started diving into UE5 yet, still working with UE4, but appreciate those paving the way for noobs like myself. Also kinda random but the thumbnail for this video really needs some love. Weird pixel art version is not very representative of what we got going on here haha.

[@NullConflict]

The red arrow and pixelated image is a clickbait tactic. The obscured image piques curiosity instead of "spoiling the ending" before you even watch the video. Similar to how many video titles pose a question which you expect to be answered if you click and watch.

[@awesomecatgaming7060]

Cool!

[@OrbitShortz]

Watch it in 240p and it´ll look even more realistic

[@Hushey]

UE5 is so powerful! we needed a train in there though! :P

[@Gysa62]

Nice!

[@jojofresh1367]

thank u helped me a lot

[@Povilaz]

Very interesting.

[@TintingPatch]

I didn't watched this video yet, but I know it is good. Thank you for your nice, entertaining and helpful content.

[@CinecomCrew]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dvnxxl222]

I’d like to see how you made the sky, color grading… a lil bit more in depth commentary, but good job guys🤙🏽

[@MrJwyne]

Very nice work!

[@ZeroNineFilms]

I need to practice more with unreal I live what you can do tryna get a short throw projector for virtual production but do got green screen can yall do more videos on green screen virtual production

[@kaede3711]

Thanks for this video, i came here for curiosty and stayed for how interesting the whole video was! I'm planning on making a realistic showcase game too, so thanks for the great info/tips! ^.^

[@alejandronunez4729]

How rendering was done?? Or is it real time?? Good job.

[@flaurocontino]

2022 Photorealistic graphics from humanity, archived.

[@mastergiova]

Respect ♥

[@YourBroTekk]

lol i started this video and someone came to my door, about 7 minutes later i came back and it was on the part where they show the train station and i genuinely was like "what am i supposed to be looking at" not fully realizing it was the Engine ... completely fooled my naked eye

[@Good_Username]

Not perfect but for 2 days it’s actually insanely close!

[@MultiDominic111]

Learn the metric system... Instant liked the video! xD

[@Martinspitzer5175]

I'm impressed! I do sign up on Skillshare and I get the cinnamon discount 🤗 and I recommended it to anyone in the filmmaking industry 🤗

[@nomusaprettymzobe2117]

I really have learnt a lot wish I had my own things to work with

[@infntegaming]

Choose the right pill Neo!