Madelyne Pryor: Unreal Engine Walkthrough

Hi everyone, I wanted to do a little walkthrough in Unreal Engine to share some of the details and thought process put into bringing The Goblin Queen to Unreal. This is the first time I've done a real deep dive into Unreal outside of studio game development. So there was a lot I wanted to learn outside of just bringing assets into the editor. A deep dive into materials and character setup with Jhill and his tutorials was paramount. Especially when it came to bringing Maya Xgen work to Unreal Engine. This has been an extremely fun project to work on and I will be moving on to the next phase... full diorama and eventual 3d printing.
Link to his content:
/ @artofjhill
I also learned a lot about lighting and sequencer from this lighting guru:
www.youtube.com/@WilliamFauch...
ArtStation:
www.artstation.com/somuch3d
Twitch
www.twitch.tv/somuch3d
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[@LikeAwesome]

wow! she is beautiful! great work!

[@somuch3d]

Thank you for the kind words and support

[@marklavania3680]

Damn....she is beautiful ...and more beautiful is your work. Congratulations!

[@somuch3d]

Hello! I'm glad you like her! Thank you for watching and thank you so much for the kind words and support. It really means a lot. 🙏🏼💙

[@marklavania3680]

@@somuch3d You are welcome! All the best for future projects

[@AsterionH]

I wish I had time to learn this stuff.

[@somuch3d]

I'll say this, it takes time and a lot of patience to do or learn anything you're passionate about. But It's never too late to starr and there's an infinite amount of resources to learn from. 🙂

[@wonkaytry]

yeah time to ditch hair cards lets go

[@rashfarr]

such a great job you did sir its very gorgeous!

[@somuch3d]

Thank you so much for the kind words and support. I'm glad you liked Madelyne Pryor!