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Yeah, I would like to have dispersion as well, but as far as I know, it doesn't exist in unreal at the moment.😮‍💨 Also, they really need to update the caustics, as they take too much time and are not super sharp and accurate. Also it would be nice if you could apply the effect on which object you want, not just everywhere... Other software like Corona or Luxcore do them nicer and faster. Still love unreal😩

I use like an f/ h/ hb for the sketch and mostly b's for the rest. But this one was done with charcoal pencils, s-soft, m-medium, h-hard.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer Ty for the reply i only have h and b graphite pencils so not sure i could pull it off hb to 6h and b to 10b ...

That's a very good range of pencils. You'll most definitely be just fine!

For windows, usually I turn off the refraction. And if you don't like the look of raytracing translucency, you can leave it to raster as it looks good in most cases.

Actually, I'm working on a few videos regarding exterior and interior lighting from scratch, but I am using another scene made entirely by myself. So I hope it will be helpful.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer 😻

Glad this helped!

Yes!

I'm glad😂

Which ones?

Check out my old glass material tutorial.

I had to turn off Lumen and use Raytracing, otherwise the glass looked too dark.

I'm not sure on how to solve it. It's not a problem for 5.4 but all versions, at least the ones that I worked with. But if you apply it on your model it will work.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer That's true, it does work normally, just looks odd when I configure it but I can't see the preview in the settings

Hi. Glad you liked it. I actually have a video about curtains here on the channel.

Hi. From what I know, if you enable substrate, it replaces the legacy material editor. But you should be able to use that as well, I think. If not, you can disable it and after that, if you create a material, it should go back to normal.

true🥲

The material preview sometimes acts up and won't change, but if you apply it onto your asset, it will look fine.

Hi. you can either do it with a roughness texture, or more accurate with substrate material.

Which version of unreal are you using?

@@drawwithnightbuzzer 5.3.2. I have another project where I have all that text, but in the one I want to use it its much shorter??

Hi. Try to see in the little viewport of the material if it's set to lit mode or not.

Hi. Migrate assets is exactly what you need. If you right click on your asset, then asset action, migrate, then you can choose the folder where to copy them.

It works with any materials. But I think I got those from either quixel bridge or polyhaven.

This was a premade scene from the marketplace, but usually I make the furniture myself so that it fits my scene and for example I would add sofas or chairs and other decorations from other websites.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer thanks ! When working with clients on tight deadlines and a lot of iterations it's not doable, that's why I use sketchup/ enscape. I started to get into unreal, but as much as I want to implement it with my workflow I still find it not suitable for the early stages.

Yeah, I agree, Unreal is a lot more suitable for final shots. But I think you could use Twinmotion instead of Enscape if you want something new. It also comes with lumen or path tracing and is more user friendly and more suited for archviz or something like that. The great thing about Twinmotion is that is based on Unreal, so for the final stages, you could import the Twinmotion file into Unreal with everything set up already.

We use 3D sky, we just fill it with credits and then the team can just download whatever assets we need. Sometimes we have to model very specialty furniture, but 3D sky has A LOT of stuff. (it's all for 3ds max, but just import it to max and use datasmith to bring it into UE)

@@tayayoung6031 thanks ! Yeah 3dsky is awesome and there's a lot of free stuff too !

It depends a lot if you render with the path tracer or with lumen. Lumen is way faster, about 30sec - 1min for a frame. Path tracing is the most accurate so it calculates the light bounces as it would behave in real life. This one I would suggest for images only.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer that's crazy, thank you broddy....

I think it depends on the processing power of the pc. it took me a minute to render 150 frames (1080p)

Hi. Check the details under the Window tab.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer its showing tick but wont showing if u give me ur ig i can send u some ss

My ig is in the description. Sorry for the late reply.

Hey. I think it's your 3d model. You should shade it smooth before importing.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer it was actually 5.4 because I did it in 5.3.2 and it works great 😁

You mean in the editor? I have never experienced that.

Hi. I'll try it myself and find a sollution to this. I'll let you know.

如果您有开放折射率，您可以尝试将折射率更改为正常像素偏移

Sorry to hear that, but it may be because of the lighting.Try it in different scenarios. If it doesn't work, let me know.

Hi. It may be because of the focus distance. First thing first, try to put your subject in focus, then work with the aperture.

Hi. I am not sure why that happens, but I don't think it has something to do with the version. I think mine works, so try to look in the material editor at the error panel, forgot how it's called. Usually it says there if something is not properly set up.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer Let me be more specific- I am following a VFX course made on v. 5.1 and all sprites / meshes with additive materials seem to emit light when bright enough color is set. In 5.3 this is no longer the case material. If you want to reproduce it, get a simple plane, apply to it the DefaultSpriteMaterial (any material with blend mode == Additive will work too) and add a very bright color (V >= 3 lets say). Place it on a level of your choice. Then change the blend mode of DefaultSpriteMaterial to opaque and see the difference. I hope there is a setting or a way to go around this

After applying the distortion try to check the camera focus distance.

Hi. You will have to calculate the resolution density on real dimensions. For example, 300dpi or about 120 pixels/cm should be multiplied for both length and height, so you have 1000cm x 120 length by 290cm x 120 height, so 120000px by 34800. But for this big of a print I wouldn't go for such high pixel density. I would maybe make it half or even quarter resolution.

It does make the performance go down actually because it uses ray tracing, which is far more advanced. But it's not a huge impact, I mean it depends on your gpu.

Hi. Can you send me a message on instagram with some pictures?

@@drawwithnightbuzzer sure. Thanks for responding

Very simple. Just like I did with the car. Just move the carachter and keyframe its movement in the middle.

@@drawwithnightbuzzer i kinda want it to resemble the reverse flash vibrate

You mean the tv series character? 😂 I mean what you can do is make it move forwards and backwards really fast a few times. I think that will do the trick. Let me know.

Have you checked if you have hardware raytracing enabled in the project settings?

@@drawwithnightbuzzer Same problem here and its all checked