How to transfer scene from 3ds Max to Unreal Engine | Set light, material and render in 20 minutes
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- In this video I'll show you how to transfer scene from 3ds Max to Unreal Engine and how to set light, material and render in 20 minutes
Content of How to transfer scene from 3ds Max to Unreal Engine | Set light, material and render in 20 minutes
0:00 Intro
1:00 Downloading and installing Datasmith. www.unrealengine.com/en-US/da...
3:30 Saving with Datasmith
5:30 Deleting standard light in Unreal Engine
5:45 How to use HDRI in Unreal Engine www.maximeroz.com/hdri-free-pack
8:00 How to use light in UE4
9:50 How to create camera in Unreal Engine 4
11:17 Depth of field (DOF) and camera settings in Unreal Engine
11:44 How to enable reflections in Unreal Engine
12:10 Set the best quality of light sources in Unreal
12:26 How to change material
15:10 How to set best quality and render save in Unreal Engine 4
20:00 Final scene
*Content*
*How to transfer scene from 3ds Max to Unreal Engine*
0:00 Intro
1:00 Downloading and installing Datasmith. www.unrealengine.com/en-US/da...
3:30 Saving with Datasmith
5:30 Deleting standard light in Unreal Engine
5:45 How to use HDRI in Unreal Engine www.maximeroz.com/hdri-free-pack
8:00 How to use light in UE4
9:50 How to create camera in Unreal Engine 4
11:17 Depth of field (DOF) and camera settings in Unreal Engine
11:44 How to enable reflections in Unreal Engine
12:10 Set the best quality of light sources in Unreal
12:26 How to change material
15:10 How to set best quality and render save in Unreal Engine 4
20:00 Final scene
this is how tutorials should be. very well paced and explained everything. but a beginners knowledge is needed of unreal to understand what he is doing. kudos man. ran into your channel via searching for datasmith. and best part is you took a small object to explain everything. otherwise people just start with a scene and beginners are lost in that.
Thank you
I loved it. Thank you for sharing this. You saved my life.
Glad it helped!
Yes, great tutorial. Thanks a lot for sharing. I'm a beginner, learning a new software the best way is full work flow for a project like this, no need to search for every "how to do this or that" with each step.
Great to hear!
Thank you so much for the video. I find it very useful and constructive tutorial especially for beginners
Glad it was helpful!
Hi thanks for this detailed tutorial it’s really helpful. I wanna know one thing as you got instance material at 12:30 of leaf. How would you get the instance material while exporting from datasmith as while exporting from 3ds max only node maps will come and then we need to convert it into instance material but in your video you directly get the instance material. Did you created before instance material of same leaf and kept it separately?
Hi and thanks for the video.
I see you're exporting meshes and materials only, but let say i have a scene with a short flytrough animation made in 3Ds Max and Corona, Datasmith will export all the cameras movements and Corona Sky and Sun aswell if i select Cameras and Lights? Or do i'll have to rebuild both in UE?
I wanna give it a try if it takes less time rendering those animations, but i don't wanna lose days fiddling amongs materials settings ans such, thanks!
hi great tutorial thank you, but please did you unwrap the model to the second channel in 3ds max? and did you simply flatten mapping or just manually did the unwrapping process ,, thankyou again..
Hello! When I import file from 3dsmax to ue5, every is ok, until I make a sequencer, the model from 3ds max didn't show on the movie .Do you know how to fix it, thank you?
Hi! If i work with 3dmax and vray is recomended use vray into unreal? Or is okey using only datasmith and then setting the lighting in unreal?
I get in UE5.1 only black metall, when using the "glossiness"-workflow. Doesn't datasmith handle this?
wow nice tut bud.... I would love to see you making and interior series( with settings and menus explained).
and thank you for sharing your knowledge with the 3d community. We really appreciate that.
Thanks, will do!
Thank you very much
You are welcome!
Which system you’re using? You doing all with parallels app on macOS?
Nope, it's everything in Windows
Love this. Very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Very good, thanks for your time to give us such a good tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
Happy that, your voice changed to normal person. Good job btw👍🏻
I'll try the best way for creating content )
WoAoW.. I won't need to do alll these details in lumion...
I don't know why they consider lumion less better than other programs?!
I see Redshit and Arnold textures are not supported.. what renderer did you use in your scene, before exporting it as DataSmith?
~Thanks for the TUT!
Dont give me a hearted comment!! Give me an answer! 😟
Hello, it's Corona Renderer
@@ArhiTeachCGSchool It didnt work with corona for me, what can i do to export with textures?
This video has been so helpful! Thank you! But after trying it out it looks like I need a new graphics card 😞 what card do you use if I may ask?
I use 1080Ti
Perfect tutorial , thanks so much.
What Graphic card did you use?
thanks again.
I use 1080Ti
i can't apply HDRI 6:05 what can i do can you say ?
What exactly you do?
Wow good Look. Thank for share
Thank you! Cheers!
Best in class content. Do you not prefer re-doing shaders by yourself? The datasmith ones are often messy and also too complex.
Thx! Yep, Datasmith is a good tool, but manual work is always better
Great bro!!. Please i can´t install the megascan plugin., icon does not appear .Any solution ??
Thx, buddy. Any errors when you've installed the plugin?
Don't work when i want export 3d studio max files to unreal engine i don't have unreal datasmith
should be visible on your top ribbon on later max versions... took me a while. Don't know they removed the original functionality and just keep both.
Do you find solution?
Very nice could u upload scene ?
Thx for your feedback. You can use any desired model
@@ArhiTeachCGSchool ı see but ı need unreal engine scene that's looks like very usefull for render can u upload it for me thx
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I’ve watched this tutorial 6 times in different months and not worked for me. Maybe me and UE aren’t meant to be
What exactly doesn't work?
unreal is so difficult
True, but you are able to learn it easily😊
Make a basic video to understand unreal first because it has lots of menus
Good idea, I will
@@ArhiTeachCGSchool It will be nice!