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@@eren_ackerman12 thanks!!

@@DimaShishkov Thank you!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it 🙏🏻❤️

Thanks! I started at 2018, studied for 2 years 3D animation course in my county, During my studies I started to learn more and more by myself, expending my knowledge and experience.

This is a custom made shader working with layer blending material I made Spending lots of time on it 😅

I followed Epic doc over the sky atmosphere, dev.epicgames.com/documentation/en-us/unreal-engine/sky-atmosphere-component-in-unreal-engine Under the planetary atmosphere section

Well I guess you’re right

Thank you! I do want to make some tutorials too

I do want to make this asset for purchase, but I’m still working on how to publish it

Thank you!

Thank you so much! I do want to get some of my files available/ making some tutorials :)

Thank you so much! And about the color checkers, since my references are real life images I'm trying to test my light and material values to get me as close as possible to the desired look

So it was spitted for few sections as you can see in the Making Of Modeling: Using JSplacment software to generate height maps and placed them on a plane in UE5 (baking it) Texturing: Using layer material system I was textured them (with Tri-planar setup) since their UV was really bad because of the displacement, Layering different textures and masking them both with object data such as Vertex normals / height and some noise masks Layout: Placing the planes in the scene to create some sort of city landscape Lighting: With directional light and HDRI I was setting the mood of the shot, having in mind that I want it to look "Cold" with this Sci-Fi color theme Volumetric and fog: Using Height fog and some fog card to give the sense of scale, depth and to art direct the viewer eye to some specific places Compositing: With some Depth / Haze push, some bloom, glow and color corrections I was pushing the render to its final stage Hope it helps :)

Thank you so much! This is a material system that I'm working on for UE5 and plan to make it available for sale when I will finish developing it :)

Sure! Usually using color checkers in Lookdev setups when you show you model in turntable with all textures and shaders, using some studio lighting or some soft lights to help the viewer see your material values, most of the time the light setup in these scenarios will not be "Cinematic" as you try to show case mainly the shaders materials and textures

@@galravid-tal8517 Thank you so much!~

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Thank you! I used directional light and HDRI backdrop

Thanks!

Thank you!

I will try making some :)

I studied a lot of references, understanding how light behaves on different materials, The color checker and spheres are helpers to see the color values in different places in the scene, this way I have some ground truth about light intensity levels and colors, This is very common to make sure you have correct lighting that interacts well both with bright and dark materials

Its not a plugin, In this folder I have Directional light, HDRI Backdrop and Post process volume :) Only native UE lighting tools

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

Thank you!

I will try to create some :)

@@luvair6765 Thank you so much! I really appreciate it 🙏🏻

@@ArthurBaum yep :)

Yep :)

Thanks <3 !

Thank you! Yes, I'm using the modeling tab in UE to bake the displacement map into a flat plane

Thank you so much! Maybe I will start to make some in depth breakdown for some of my projects

Thank you!

Thank you so much! And yes, Im using Gaea for it

Thank you!

Thank you so much! Maybe I will start making some tutorials too :)

@@galravid-tal8517 CANT WAIT

Sure! So you can split this process to 3 steps: 1. you creating a color variation (with 3Vector) from the original stream and split it 2. you add a speed tree color variation after you 3Vector so you can control the amount of the additional variation per instance 3. merge it back with a lerp to the original stream and the mask is your noise texture so you creating a split from the original stream, goes into your color variation that is being merged with the lerp and noise mask. Hope it was clear, if not feel free to DM me I will send you a screenshot

I'm generally using Unreal Engine, Houdini and Maya, rendering with Lumen in UE and Arnold in Maya and Houdini

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Thanks!