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LoL, I had some moments where my inner critique was telling me the same. Thanks for your honesty :]

@@chronicaberration Please dont take it personal. I probably have an accent to you. I think its good for any human to say more with less words. Aliens do it lol

Man that's really unfortunate! Was in love at first sight already, is there any chances to make the pack available again without that leaf atlases? I'm betting there will be quite some people interested

@@JAMbosco Yeah, it's a bit stalemate situation. I was thinking about replacing them but honestly I'm pissed enough to pass it. Some people asked me about it so I may finally do it, but right now I'm focussed on my new project. Will see.

@@chronicaberration Cheers man, please don't get too pissed by idiots..

Just to clarify - was the landscape visible before?

Yes, it was. But it is fine now I solve the problem turns out that I accediantly deleted the landscape so I had to make another project for it and copied the landscape and pasted it on to the other map. Thanks for your reply. By the way how did you learn to make such great landscapes and maps because when I try to make my own I just delete it and never get it to look perfect?

@@Good_UE5_Game_Dev Cool. Glad you get to the bottom of it :) Thanks a lot! You know, I struggled a lot of times and I went though a lot of frustrations along the way, but despite of those moments I just keept pushing. I was my own greatest critique and I was beating myself up, but I took those blows and I tried to meet my own expectations until I felt satisfied [or quite satisfied :)]. It might be a cliche thing to say but really - practise and zealousness makes perfect. If not in a week, than in few months or years. "Never gonna give U up" ^^

@@chronicaberration Thanks

Yes, just like any model. Be aware though that the textures are not baked, so if you want to keep them you would have to replicate the shader setup from Unreal to your 3d software. Or bake them in Unreal.

@@chronicaberration thanks but how to bake in unreal? im new to it i only use unreal to convert to fbx

You can export any model from Unreal. If you want to export the terrain as well you would have to extract the height map of the landscape and then use it as a displacement in your software. So yeah, it's possible.

The tutorial was made a few months ago before the release of Gaea 2.0. You could download the older version [I was using 1.3] if you want to follow the tut.

I was using Gaea 1.3 before the release of 2.0. I would have to make an updated tutorial for 2.0 but honestly I don't have the time for that.

Yes, the wind is set up for all foliages. It may not look so apparent on the vid, but it's there.

Sorry, I don't have the time for that currently.

@@chronicaberration same question, but do you know off the top of your head if there are any major differences?

@@Native_Creationthere seems to be some major differences in the layout of Gaea 1.x and gaea2. You will def not be able to use Gaea2 for the first time and get something exported to Unreal just by following a Gaea 1 tutorial. I just learned that lol

Thanks 🙏

Unfortunatelly the sequencer can't read all the blueprint variables for some reason, so no - sorry.

Glad to hear it! Yes, the auto material will handle grass and cliff slope layers but you still would have to paint the actual forest layer.

What exactly is a problematic part for you?

It's not a fully detailed proposition of what would you like to see more of.

@@chronicaberration actual import process?

@@YoungVeteran2023 After purchasing the pack on the Marketplace you simply fire up Epic Launcher, go to library, search for the pack and click "add content to a project". Done.

I wanna challenge you… Can you make a norway looking landscape with fjords and cliffs all around but still flat areas where people can live? Just Check for “Escape in the fjords” on google. Because your terrain is not natural at all. There isn’t a single flat space… thats not natural at all, or at least it feels to me like it isn’t. Maybe i challenge Gaea itself 😂😂

Yeah, it's often a problem on 5.0 but in later versions the Lumen quality is much better. You can try this command: r.Lumen.ScreenProbeGather.DownsampleFactor 8 The value of 8 should be enough in most cases, but you could go lower to 4. I think the default value is 16, so the lower the value the better quality.

@@chronicaberration I am using 5.4.2 , and problem started with me from 5.3 I will try your command though, but i need a solution for actual game since in shipping mode we can't use commands, using the blueprints I could do though

By default - no. The pack relies on traditional LODs, so the vertex count is totally reasonable. Here are the numbers: Vertex Count: 30.000 - 88 tris [Trees] 13.000 - 500 tris [Rocks] 2.800 - 80 tris [Plants] 34.000 - 10.000 tris [Ground Meshes] 19.000 - 2.500 tris [Distant Mountains] Nanite Ready means just that - it's ready for it :] But the pack don't depend on it.

@@chronicaberration Amazing! Will be looking into your packs then. Thank you :)

Thanks a lot! Not at this moment but hopefully within a few days I'm gonna share it.

@@chronicaberration Looking forward to it. Was interested in checking out some other conifers besides what I currently have in my project.

@@AndreiGhenoiu drive.google.com/file/d/1xZELDQnJhBCKRkSwFdA5nCKpjIDBXHcT/view?usp=sharing Enjoy :)

@@chronicaberration Many thanks!

You could just follow the steps in the tutorial. Make sure that you enable the Water and Impostor Baker plugins. If you want to apply the landscape material to your own map instead of using the one that comes with the pack, then simply apply "MI_Island_01" material in the "Materials" - > "Landscape" folder to your own landscape. If you are confused I would reccommend to just watch some basic lanscape tutorials, as well as how to set up an Ocean system. In short, go to Window -> Place Actors, search for "Water" and drag & drop "Water Body Ocean" to your scene. But again, the simplest solution would be to follow my steps from the tut.

It's not a template build into Unreal, it's my pack that I'm promoting here. If you are interested, you can take a look here: www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/ucreate-tropical-islands-jungle-forest

#baitandswitch

@@chronicaberration not available?

Awesome, couldn't get better feedback than that!

Well said, good Sir.

Awesome! Good luck with your project!

Buy it! ^^ There might be some free jungle assets on the marketplace, I would check that out first.

Obrigado! Fico feliz em ouvir!

Thanks a lot and have a productive fun!

I understand the confusion but I stated very clearly in the description that the pack doesn't include the trees. Initially I submitted it with trees but Epic didn't allow that, coz I made them in Speedtree.

Ooo, my bad

Glad to hear! Thanks and good luck!

The texture .png files are the heightmap and splat maps, which you can use to create the same Island as you can see in the tut. The .tor files are Gaea projects that you can open up in Gaea and modify to your liking. If you want to use the heightmap, then rewatch from 24:41 so that you can see how to import it. Thanks and cheers!

Glad to hear that! Thanks!

Hey! Regarding your specs - they seems to be pretty fine for both. Making a game vs only environments in terms of compute power as far as I know doesn't make much difference, since environments themselves are taking a very huge chunk of overall compute strain. Your second question is probably one of those questions that only you yourself can answer :) If you have a real passion for making games and you CAN afford to spend at least 1 or probably more years to develop a game, then.. well.. :) Go for it! You will probably make much more money selling a game [given that you don't give up and finish it] than making packs for the marketplace. It's a really complex question that I can't answer but that's in general my thoughts.

@@chronicaberration thanks man for the reply, in the summer am going to buy the pc and start, ihave sime experinece but not that much. could you give me your dis and if i attempt some problems i could ask you and we could help eachother. thanks a lot anyway

Yup, that's right. The reason I didn't mention that is because that would probably take a bit more time to set up, so working with the foliage volumes might be more convenient.

Glad to hear that, thanks! It's really hard for me to answer, the whole project took me about 5 straight months to complete. So, a lot. Actually a big portion of time in terms of modelling was spend to make the modular pieces work together as parts of a bigger structure.

@@chronicaberration I See. Great job working hard for creating this amazing stuff. Results are amazing 👌👌

Interesting idea but I'm working now on onother project. Who knows, maybe in the future?

@@chronicaberration I hope you don't forget what I said. Hopefully with in 2 or 3 months we will see if you are able to make that map

Chopin Nocturne No. 1 :)

Thanks mate!