On Your Own video game - Unreal Engine 5 - Buildings and Back alleys Part1
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- #unrealengine #ue5 #gamedev #onyourownvideogame Let's continue some of the work around the town area, and some fun mechanics around entering through windows.
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This is beautiful man, great work! im skimming through this and wow, attention to detail! I started trying to make a game in unity with ai and some 3d modeling and it's been so much fun. really like the idea of making a game like tf2, with visuals like this. you are a environment designer id want to hire for that if i could. keep it up
@@IZALEEBEATS thank you so much! Unfortunately I do have a day job not related to game dev, and that keeps me busy 9-5 ish :). Also, I don't know much about unity :(
the game looks really beautiful, the lighting, the setup...❤this is amazing work!
@@egretfx many thanks! Really happy you like it!
As always that a pure visual, Bien le bonjour !!
@@threedai thank you so much! Merci beaucoup!
Looks amazing and I'm picking up a lot! At about 58 you were flattening terrain to fit under the building. My suggestion is don't. Lower the ground and put recessed concrete underneath the siding instead. This would be more accurate when building multi-level structures on foundation and doesn't cost a lot in terms of performance.
@@jackelo911 thank you so much, and great suggestion! I'll see how I can work that in
@AndreiGhenoiu Nice! I hope I can catch the next episode! Question, how beefy is that computer of yours? My unreal runs like hot garbage on a Lenovo Legion with 64gb of ram.
@@jackelo911 I have a 12 gen i712700kf, 64 GB of ram, and a 6-7 years old 1070
@AndreiGhenoiu I have a GTX 3070 on this laptop... upper-middle class, I may need to upgrade this. Thanks for doing what you do! Keep on crafting!
@@jackelo911 many thanks for the support! I might upgrade to a more mid level card, but I keep this one as a target platform. In my recent build I get around 40-50 fps on average on high settings, so I assume a 3070 would be in the 60-70 range.
It would be cool if you record a video about how you implemented the shader for those hanging cloth.
Even better - this is where I got it from - czcams.com/video/3dEnLegZ2mM/video.html&ab_channel=PrismaticaDev