What is Unreal Engine used for

[@me.account9690]

I’m a designer, I suggest every beginner what ever design field you are in. Just learn figma, Blender and UE5 only, whatever animation, game, automotive, in/ex, graphic..

[@abdullamansib120]

The new software ray tracing feature like lumen and Nanite made Unreal into another level offering photorealism in realtime game frame rate thats barely possible with any other render engine

[@chengong388]

Lumen and Nanite aren't ray tracing features.

[@FlockersDesign]

Ray trasing is not new this is already in unreal engine 4.20 if nof earlyer Its funny how unreal engine 5 lets people forget the power of UE4 And as a developer with unreal engine for over 7 years i can tell you its not that big of a differents Other than nanite and lumen and better world partition (this is for building huge worlds) but that is it

[@harrysanders818]

​​​@@FlockersDesign Its a humongous difference for game development and realtime apllications. Even cutting down movie rendering times. It cuts a lot of the 3d pipeline work needed before, inflexible baked lighting and reflections, removes the need for shipped light map texels, enables medium frequency detail without faking roundness via normalmaps, removed the need for LODs, it goes on and on. Saying UE5 is JUST UE4 with nanite and lumen, as if this was not a big deal, is inaccurate.

[@marcapouli7805]

Unreal is great! I use it 10 to 15 hours per day for many years now and I'm happy with what I can do with Unreal and blender. I hope one day I can earn money with it (let me dream 😁)

[@VRAppLab]

Is it easy to develop VR game ?!

[@marcapouli7805]

@@VRAppLab I don't know, I've never tried any VR game so I don't try to develop it. Programing is the same as regular game, it differs in rendering methods, that's all I know :)

[@SamS.7598]

Wow, 10-15 hrs per day? I think you can easily create a good mobile game. Just asking, what is your profession?

[@marcapouli7805]

@@SamS.7598 I don't really have any profession any more, I'm doing 3D and game developement for several years. I've done a mobile game once, but it never get published, and I hate all "mobile" things anyway

[@jonathanwennstromm1578]

@@marcapouli7805 Where can we see your work? 10-15h is a lot!

[@soraaoixxthebluesky]

Lumens really take away the cost of indie movie makers to render a realistic looking scene without needing to go a full path tracing, and still make the scene look as good as a path trace rendered scene. Similarly with nanite, a dev can import a single full quality assets and the engine will figure itself out on how to change alter the poly counts. What a masterpiece.

[@mridulsarmah5974]

Nanite is the real deal when it comes to UE 5. Lumen is beautiful but it comes with a hefty performance cost, especially for a mid range PC. And SSGI functions almost in a similar way if you can't afford lumen. So ssgi and nanite works beautifully for those working with low end PC.

[@LukiGames0]

Nanite is rebranded DX 12 Ultimate feature Mesh Shading. It does the same thing and UE just improved it.

[@alexmakes3d939]

Unnreal is really a functional engine!

[@jari173]

Amazing.!.But I miss Caligari truespace...3DS for DOS...Topaz....Flying Fonts.... good times where the diference was the professional..not the software.

[@DrekenProductions]

ive been working with unreal since it became free i always had issues with unity's ui

[@gabooz0732]

dividing them up since all soft generators are on the sa channel rack view. it can co in useful for visually syncopating tNice tutorialngs, but

[@michaelbarret4610]

If unreal engine 5 its used in VR, for an open world with NPC and enemies with AI then you not created a game, you created an alternative universe.

[@VRAppLab]

i am unity dev but i want to switch to unreal . I want really try creating VR game on unreal .

[@hammadabdullah4508]

Hi sir, how are you doing. I'm an architectural visualization Artist currently I use 3ds max with Vray, what toy think about that. Which is the most best softwares For architectural visualization 3ds max and Vray or UE5. Or if you have any other suggestions then welcome sir. Thank you

[@cseonlineclassesmalayalam]

Amazing ❗👍

[@silverony]

I really wanna try out Unreal engine 5 but as a 3D hobbyist, so far it's been a 7 months learning blender, Should I start learning unreal engine right now or completing my 'annual blender journey' first?

[@Shivakisa]

It a question I asked myself as a 3D hobbyist as well (9 months). However, I will first learn sculpting, rigging and animating. Then I might consider it. I guess it's depend what you want to do with 3D! If video games or animatipn is your goal, I guess it's worth it. If you are just interested in modelling/sculpting then I would say its not worth 🤔🤔

[@asr59]

It depends on your end goal

[@sqwert654]

@@Shivakisa Its worth it just to learn how your models will look in a game engine.

[@Goofy_Toons]

I started blender 4 months ago and wanted to make films in ue5 and been importing my rigged models into sequencer. Definitely easier to animate than blender

[@patrikcerny2844]

Thank You SO MUCH

[@tilakrajgolari1577]

I wish the programming features could have been more.

[@SamPardon123]

From 0:04, what is used to make the lighting/effects?

[@saturn5312]

You'll never get the answer , because unreal hates to explain stuff, but excepts for it to be top notch

[@InspirationTuts]

there is a lot of ways to make the effect but probably the easiest would be to use animated textures.

[@ibnusidik11]

omg ty this helped me so much

[@InspirationTuts]

You're welcome!

[@samudralaachyuthkumar6686]

Sir as comparing with maya can i make realsitc movies with unreal engine

[@InspirationTuts]

Maya & Unreal are different categories of software, I would say you will need both!

[@samudralaachyuthkumar6686]

I am making animation short films for getting photo realsitc which one should I prefer for also filmmaking please tell me

[@alenoo]

@@samudralaachyuthkumar6686 making a film encompasses many techniques for such a broad question ull need both

[@bernadethreytana382]

thank you so much! do you by chance have a link fo

[@MuhammadAhmerLodhi]

Change the "Program" from Agressive TE to Analog Base 1 TE inside the GMS setup equlizer panel.. Found another comnt with the

[@holdthetruthhostage]

Been slacking but coming from Unity to Learn it, the potential it has especially with Nanite microscopic polygon display has basically ended the need for waiting for next gen, UE5 is basically the end of Next Generation Graphics, as we are now in the END OF GRAPHIC GENERATIONS

[@LukiGames0]

I will don't go that far. It's great engine but not perfect. We still have to improve many things in games.

[@jonathanwennstromm1578]

Jesus what is that tool/bp to create the storm in the beginning

[@PRIYANSHUKUMAR-pv8mq]

drag it onto the program from finder

[@radenmuhrizanulakbararrosy8251]

thank god i finally know how to rena stuff

[@itsthatYEStoogoodguy]

Based on the video games I have seen that made by Unreal Engine it's sub-par.

[@BerkoXD]

thanks mate tNice tutorials was a big help

[@domieSinday]

I'm from a web dev't background and I just want to learn game dev't in my free time. but I'm kind of confuse which engine should be easier for beginner unity3d or unreal engine 5?

[@InspirationTuts]

Welcome upon us! We invite you to watch our video about it: Is Unreal Engine Good for Beginners [cutt.ly/UVhJpZM]

[@domieSinday]

@@InspirationTuts Thanks man! I already watched it! 🙂

[@LukiGames0]

Thats depend. Both engines has different workflow and coding languages. Unity is simpler to get into game dev and you can later move on to UE since they have similar interfaces in some cases. UE has steep learning curve and can be intimidating at beginning, it also has strict use case and when you try to do something that was not expected by engine API it will be complicated. I started my game on UE 5 but due to its limitation I moved on to Unity because it was way simpler to write editor tools and do something unconventional that isynt standard FPS, TPP or Racing game. Working on a space sim.

[@valentinstefanov1502]

I am student and i wonder which engine i should youse when i youse Maya3D

[@InspirationTuts]

Vray is a great option I think they even provide a license for student

[@pxrposewithnopurpose5801]

they should make a good ui for only film making

[@infinitystuneshub111]

Christopher Nolan - hold my wine 🍷

[@anilkumaryadavsuraj5048]

can I found everytNice tutorialng in it ?

[@blender9556]

What about unity engine?

[@aleksandarljubov8934]

неверојатно волшебно, зачудувачка алатка за 3D 👍

[@JarppaGuru]

its newest and have newest pc. try it old pc

[@F4resQ]

└⚠️ TNice tutorials folder is empty

[@Sanjoli08]

"inconvenient' would describe your previous comnt better then

[@nifftbatuff676]

I rather would like to know why Unreal games looks all alike.

[@LukiGames0]

Because they using same shaders as a base. You cannot hack to shader code and modify to your needs, you have to work on top of base lighting model. And mostly because of that you can easily spot unreal engine game.

[@MohammedIrfan-eq2ix]

sadly im with you a year later lol

[@Jude-z5q]

I watched 4 minutes of this video and it still didnt tell me what unreal engine is, only what it can do. Maybe its just me but id like to know what a car is before someone tried to teach me how to drive and where i can go.

[@macybaby768]

Richard Hugh & Gurth Estate 🤓😂

[@ratuadilFF]

Aku juga baru tau,

[@Nutrija08]

i lost count how many times you said - engine 💀

[@InspirationTuts]

Hahaha

[@Hello-id8mf]

Every game should be made with this

[@GameBoyyearsago]

Shut up unreal fanboy

[@cg.man_aka_kevin]

I'm just waiting to have the money, to buy a powerful GPU for the UE5. If that's the case, then I can happily install UE5... :)

[@salientfilm]

pffff. i have a work laptop i7 that i use for learning unreal and it works fine. just learning how to utilize nanite and light efficiently and no real issues until i bump up renders to over 4k. just get a used gaming pc if available in your area. don't let that hinder your learning!! godspeed

[@cg.man_aka_kevin]

@@salientfilm I've never played games lol

[@cg.man_aka_kevin]

@@salientfilm My GPU is also only a Radeon 500 series ( kinda forgot ) and also an Intel core i3

[@cg.man_aka_kevin]

It's so potato

[@salientfilm]

@@cg.man_aka_kevin 😆😆😆

[@xZPa7oZx]

Ed who?

[@Rudraiya]

When I installed it it consumed more then 100gb damn

[@juliusfishman7222]

Looks too real, it's almost realer.

[@dynexe]

And WHAM! Well you're drunk now!

[@gnt3c]

eengeen :D

[@Mrname_0]

MR. Loldapop

[@werrutkyupnext]

unreal engine seems like something that requires no brain, but maybe I am wrong...

[@werrutkyupnext]

nah this cool asf, ignore my dumb comment

[@Nidge882]

Sure go find out for yourself

[@Larindarr]

I work for a mangaka. And believe it or not.... this has changed and made manga making completely different.

[@GameBoyyearsago]

I prefer unity : )

[@naveen4760]

yo are you sober yet?

[@LordLuigi_Rigs]

✅✅✅

[@sta.josefaagusandelsur6878]

know u are joking but still letting ya know

[@thomasonewill]

TNice tutorialnk of Nice tutorials colours like mbers of the band. All the "drum stuff" will be red, All the app might be green, softs, blue, keyboards Rose

[@cliffy987]

Lol why are you making this

[@wedodisforfun2956]

soft!!!

[@Valk-Kilmer]

Go Unreal! Fuck Autodesk.

[@R3ap9r]

1. First

[@dreamfunction4491]

Terrible narration. Here is some advice : Never speak in public. Never.