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Thank you so much. Very useful intro about hair in unity :)

Hey Xuan, thanks for this video, really helpful. What would be the best way to export the terrain to Unreal Engine, with the color info. Thanks

what if the geo is moving?likea a fluid

How did you get your mixamo animation to be t pose at frame 0? That's not a thing. I have never once had a mixamo animation come with t pose at frame 0.

Que piensas de Ubuntu ? Es buena opción también?

Maravilloso, Xuan!

When it will release ?

Crazy stuff 🔥🔥

Great tutorial but I think the video is lagging a little but.

Sorry, I dont speak spanish but was wondering why you use Fedora instead of Rocky Linux or CentOS? Arent those the only ones officially supported by most DCCs?

GOD DAMN!

Brilliant! love this method!

Thank you, awesome overview about cinemachine!!

Amazing Content and Explanation

Awesome thanks :)

Good tutorial ! Sadly it's painfully slow and disapointed result. Here i wish a machine learning model would have been created..

Genius!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge Xuan, but be careful that you did most of the tutorial within a single take (fbx import unfortunately creates that) - top right corner; and that may create every type of difficulty for newcomers, like rendering totally different results than viewport being one of them. I would recommend to add a disclaimer to the video (maybe I missed it?), if there isn't one already.

The glaringly missing feature is trimming an open mesh created by Point Cloud Surface. Your data is more or less flat. Mesh an irregularly shaped object and it's bubble city.

El problema de VBox o de cualquier emulador bajo Windows es que la potencia grafica se ve reducida. No ocurre lo mismo con Qemu/Kvm desde el propio Linux que si se puede transferir la grafica de forma real. entiendo que para todo tema grafico se necesita tener disponible tu GPU .

gracias por tus videos xuan aprecio mucho tu esfuerzo en compartir tu conocimiento muchas bendiciones

Gracias Xuan.

Very helpful. Can you share the source of the Lidar dataset you used in your tutorial?

Nice

Brutal Xuan! Amigo, me recomiendas dedicarme a esto de lleno, o esto no es rentable? me apasiona mucho, pero me apasiona mas algo que sea rentable, soy muy joven (menor de edad) aprox en 4 años puedo trabajar, entonces espero con ansias tu respuesta! Gracias.

thanks man♥

Nice

Thank you

Can I get these exr files of yours? I want to try to practice. Please... thank you very much! “Deep compositing, going deeper - trailer”this files

Why is it that slow? No compute shaders?

Muchas gracias Xuan, muy útil!

Thanks

But why?

28:04 You don't need to restart your computer to update the environment variables. You just need to restart the programs (including command terminals). When an application is launched, it's given a deep copy snapshot of the the system's environment variables at launch-time.

Thank you very much, this is the solution I've been wanting. Good luck😃

Good job , Thanks a lot for your video!

Oh Xuan! I Remember you when the first time in XSI I could not figure out how to make UV udims in XSI, so I found in your blog the info needed! Since then, I always know you are a guy who is ahead of his time :)

hi very good tutorial, i follow everything you mentioned but when i going to train images it gives me error of ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'diff_gaussian_rasterization'. what will be the possible solution for this? thanks in advance

i have ERROR : root : Mapper failed with code -1073741819 , when convert image (python convert.py -s data/..) how to fix this?

Great tutorial but I think the problem is that with this setup you need to rerun photoshop for every file export which is too time consuming

Thanks! Is it possible to mount this virtual camera to a player object? For example, I want to move around with an xbox controller and for elevation changes to affect the cameras height, but want the camera movement with the iphone

Nice work, have gone through something similar. While having a texture based pipeline is quite flexible, I think its worth taking a look at using houdini engine as the main import/export pipeline. While you have to wrap up your houdini scenes in HDAs its a pretty nice workflow once you get it working. You can define attributes on the Houdini side for each mask, on the Unity side you can hook up your texture layers and these will stay linked as you change the look. As always with Houdini setting it up takes some time but It gets more interesting when you start scattering trees, rocks etc and you can start to leverage some more of Houdin's power. Thanks for the videos.

never thought about this method, i like this tut , do more of them.!

thx, amazing

me recuerda mucho al approach que utiliza labs fast remesh