hello, your video is really very useful, thank you for that. Can you prepare a video for the water model in the glass or where can I get information for the shadows? (I designed a perfume bottle, but unfortunately I could not make the shadows while rendering).
@@ozkanfurkanceyhun4812 Oh, I think you mean caustics. But unfortunately, they don't work properly in UE at the moment. Only if you set your samples to 10000, and even then, after so much time, they look awful. So the best way is to use the approximate caustics that come with the path tracing by default.
![The ONLY texture a game NEEDS [UE4, valid for UE5]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ooSFT1HiTMU/mqdefault.jpg)
![The ONLY texture a game NEEDS [UE4, valid for UE5]](/img/tr.png)
Neat.
Probably SSS in the substrate is going to be even better.
Probably. I have yet to play with substrate.
hello, your video is really very useful, thank you for that.
Can you prepare a video for the water model in the glass or where can I get information for the shadows? (I designed a perfume bottle, but unfortunately I could not make the shadows while rendering).
Hello. What kind of shadows are you talking about?
@@drawwithnightbuzzer Sorry for not explaining it correctly. the shadows that glasses (i.e. glass objects) have.
@@ozkanfurkanceyhun4812 Oh, I think you mean caustics. But unfortunately, they don't work properly in UE at the moment. Only if you set your samples to 10000, and even then, after so much time, they look awful. So the best way is to use the approximate caustics that come with the path tracing by default.
@@drawwithnightbuzzer ahh, thank your time. İ didnt thing it was related to caustic. İ will try :)
@@ozkanfurkanceyhun4812 no problem. anytime
yo, why didnt u show how to get that marble material? you just dropped it in and did some tweaking , where is the material downloaded from?
It works with any materials. But I think I got those from either quixel bridge or polyhaven.