5 Reasons Unreal Engine 5 is a BIG DEAL
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Unreal Engine 5 just launched and it is set to revolutionize the computer graphic industry. Here are 5 reasons why UE5 is a game changer.
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0:19 - Lumen
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The most in-depth and concise course I've taken online! $200 is an absolute steal for what you'll be getting; and classes are updated with every new release. I recommend anyone serious about UE5 to take this course. Worth every penny!
Bought the course, but I've not had time to go through all of it yet, but i can tell anyone whos on the fence its worth 10x the amount its being sold for. Hands down the best course and teacher out there!
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You can come track me down if I'm proven to be a 'shill'
Cool first time seeing this, question, do i have to buy unreal engine to learn or use for my use only ?
What I love the most about UE5 and Epic Games is that they're putting high quality game/film development in the hands of everyone with a computer that can run it. From indie developers to HUGE AAA studios. God bless them.
Edit: yeah I agree! This engine is crazy powerful!!
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Post: I didn't know this before this video, but Unreal Engine, either version 4 or 5, are free to use.
Any costs that Epic charges happens if the thing you make is sold "off-the-shelf", via either brick-and-mortar or e-commerce retailers, and when total sales go above $1 mil USD.
At that $1 mil USD point, Epic charges at 5% fee from there on as revenue grows. This is the default case too, which can be negotiated to even have no fees
@@Resonosity Exactly and that's how they can make money to further develop the engine itself, one company focusing on an Engine for the future while everyone else can skip the R&D and go right to developing games/films.
@@XSHABX A game engine is like a sandbox, really. It's like the workplace we use to get stuff done. In my opinion, it's infrastructure that enables developers and filmmakers to create their visions.
Having an entity dedicated to the maintenance and improvement of said infrastructure only benefits everyone
And especially for those indie devs who couldn't afford it otherwise. I love the guys at Epic Games. Let's all create the future together.
An not only that. Epic now has the entire world of people helping code / advanced / improve the engine even further. Little bit by little bit.
Going open source was the best idea epic ever made. 😎
The lighting is something I’ve never seen digitally so when you moved around those objects it looked like I was watching real life footage. So trippy
@Digby Dooright lol true sims 4 is an absoloute joke
@Digby Dooright and GTA6.
Repent to Jesus Christ
“However, if you suffer as a Christian, do not be ashamed, but praise God that you bear that name.”
1 Peter 4:16 NIV
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When I saw that I just had flashbacks of the thousands of times baking light over and over and feeling irrelevant.
@@seekhimwithallyourheartand3358 my fat nuts
Damn the rate at which technology is progressing never ceases to amaze me.
Respect to you and all the other creators making free tutorials and content for others to use 🙌
is technology and programming the same thing?
@@Succubus_Loli it's certainly part of it
Games are looking amazing now, but I really want to see improvement in other areas, such as A.I. and more players per map as well as more players on my screen without massive lag.
tech isn’t progressing, it has always been….
@@GunzThatBang so it isn’t progressing but it’s progressing?
Unreal is both accessible, pretty easy to start with, expansive for adding new options, and constantly upping their tech. This is the way all programs ought to be to make creativity an accessible outlet regardless of what you create.
Pretty easy to start with? Doing what? Putting 3d blocks in a scene? What are you talking about lol, unreal is in no way easy.
@@guest1805 sounds good. Build a physics/graphics engine from the ground up for your game and you'll quickly see that UE is incredibly easy compared to the alternative - especially with the graphics quality you get out of it.
@@meihauf Sure its easy comparing to building your own engine, but comparing to another engine like Unity, unreal is far from easy.
@niduoe stre make sumn better.....I believe in you.....you're more than someone nitpicking amazing tech that almost blurs the line of science and magic with a flaw that in itself is amazing for simply existing no matter the progress made.....nah.....you can definitely make something better....I kno it
Since late 90's, who can beat Unreal Engine? I'll give you just ONE clue: It starts with N, and ends with Obody!
15 years ago I told someone that someday we'd be able to work on 3d scenes while they're already rendered. He said I was crazy
He might have been right, just not about this
@@loupasternak lmao
@@loupasternak LoL i see what you did there
Did you say you can do it on mobile devices
@@loupasternak yo🤣
That Lumen feature is mind blowing! 🤯❤️
Truly, looks like real life 🤯
@@Destiny15 ikr
Yeah I was seriously doubting that it was actually real time lighting til he dropped the cube over the window and my jaw dropped. What dark wizard magic does this thing run off of?
@@nemo2803 frrrr😂
@Child friendly comments for real for real nog gonna lie but allow dat for real. so lit.
The games that we will receive in the next few years are going to be INSANE
will graphic cards exist by then?
@@combatwighty bro what 💀
@@sanjivsaravanan5192 yes step bro?
@@combatwighty probably not, we are heading towards online rendering
@@combatwighty tf
I feel so blessed to be living in a time where information like this is available to everyone.
Every bit of information ever conceived is available to us which allows us to understand new unfounded information so technically we can learn everything possible now due to the internet
I'm a Unity diehard through and through, but my jaw dropped when you moved that cube in front of the window light. That's mind blowing
Time to switch
@@Spengas I will as soon as Unreal uses the correct up axis :)
But joking aside, I prefer Unity's more abstract approach to game object components as opposed to Unreal's more rigid character-actor-pawn approach. Just makes more sense for they types of games I make
@@hugejackedman7423 what's pointless is yer mindset bub
Unity is good for setting up a basic 3d environment with objects, but good luck making an actual player controlling system, fps or otherwise, or getting one someone else made to work either. And if the tiniest unknown thing is wrong with one script whether used or not, it's mere presence in the project files bricks the whole project, meaning it won't let you even try to playtest. Unreal idk because it always freezes when a project is loaded or started. Maybe my PC doesn't have the guts to handle it. I'm trying unity but again, even the visual scripting results in unplayability. What a shame.
@@hugejackedman7423 it is pointless to you, it is hard to simulate dynamic lighting and bounce lighting in real time (well without having your frames drop) so the fact that is is possible is what makes it impressive
I really like how you don't just go thru the talking points - you actually *show* us how it works.
UE5 is really the only thing so far that I've seen that I consider to be "next-gen" - and it looks damn good!
Repent to Jesus Christ
“However, if you suffer as a Christian, do not be ashamed, but praise God that you bear that name.”
1 Peter 4:16 NIV
@@seekhimwithallyourheartand3358 repent my balls
@@Kniv6949 lmao
I like how he can't elocute enough to not sound like he's constantly saying "unreligion"
It's like dude, slow down and chew your food.
@@seekhimwithallyourheartand3358 bro I'm Christian but what does this have to do with UE5?
I seriously applaud you for making a video that starts with a premise and then gets to the point without all the fluffery of normal youtube. High quality output with high utility.
The crazy part about this, is it will get even easier as the years go by. Everyone is going to be making something at some point, and I’m not just talking about UE5. The video looks like Star Citizen grade graphics - minus the 10 years and $500 million crowd funding.
Someone's already remade the Star Wars Old Republic Cutscenes and it looks amazing in UE5
And yet I bet Call pf Duty developers will still find a way to take up 300gb with uncompressed assets.
@@SkellyHertz Does it really matter when a terabyte costs thirty bucks? Lol
@@DEATHHEADYT On a hard drive. Not an ssd lmfao
@@dude3278 still only 130$ or so for a 1tb ssd. Fucking pennies considering 1 tb of storage at all would've made people in the 90s shit their pants.
Even as someone who has no idea how to develop games I love watching these videos and seeing the advancements in these game engines because it shows off all the ways game development gets quicker, cheaper, and better.
i just got this video as a recommended. i had no idea what i was watching and thought this was the title of a new game
@DONT Thanks, I won’t. Have a nice day
Just for them to still charge us 60 for game 😕
Lol cheaper....
@@nbayoungboy1059 it's because finding dedicated people who can do the job is expensive they normally have worked hard and want fair compensation to pay off student loans, mortgages, etc. Besides that the company itself has profit quotas to meet for shareholders. If anything expect them to be more expensive in the future because I'd think unreal engine isn't free either (could be wrong on that though sometimes the internet is nifty like that)
This is awesome! Thanks for the tour of features. Your examples were great.
Nobody cares
@@FuckOnRUclips 95 people care*
@@FuckOnRUclips well said
@@FuckOnRUclips okay?
@@FuckOnRUclips so rude and for what?
Is there an option to add random asymmetry to Metahuman faces? One of the most subtly disturbing things is that video game faces are perfectly symmetrical; no human face, no matter how pretty, is perfectly symmetrical.
@No Name pretty sure no sane mature person would ever even remotely fall for a scam of such low effort
@No Name a man living in a remote area of an unknown jungle would disagree.
He made the cheekbone on the right side more prominent, so I guess it's possible, if you want to add some asimmetry
It’s great seeing major developments like this in graphics, feels like it’s been stagnating for a while now
Yea from the PS3/Xbox 360 era until now the biggest change has just been polygon count and resolution
@@a.g.m8790 Look at the graphics of the first last of us compared to the second one. or the first red dead compared to the second. Theres been major improvements over the years
@@jaaaaaaaaaaaaaay Those are just improvements on the hardware aspect. This is on a whole another level.
@@jaaaaaaaaaaaaaay To be fair, those are very small leaps. Like comparing Tomb Raider Underworld to Tomb Raider 2012. Compare PS1/N64 to SNES/Sega. Compare PS2/Xbox/GC to PS1/N64. Compare PS3/360 to previous gen etc. Also note how the improvements are smaller and smaller with each generation. Its so observable its almost like "a scientific law".
I still firmly believe there will never be a leap even CLOSE to as gigantic as when PS1/N64 came out.
Idk if it’s just me but growing with the technology since 2000’s have been crazy cause I got to see every bit of it the growth, stuff like this the little but important things in games we’re always what caught my attention, wondering how it worked
Remember when the best graphic card cost under $1000 and you could build the best PC on the market for like $2000......... RIP 🤣
Techgology is advancing at an exponential rate it’s crazy
We're incredibly lucky to have this unique perspective
Wait until someone sees this comment 100 years later
@200k subs challenge we'll be dead by then. Well I will at least. Im 19
We've gone from 16 bit games held together by hopes and dreams to not being able to tell the difference between UE5 humans and real life humans in 30 years... it's insane
Can definitely tell but it is very impressive not quite indistinguishable yet.
I could tell
Wow I didn't know it has been ONLY 30 YEARS since 1963
@@Pactastic042 16 bit was not in the 1960's
And now most of the games are trash so there’s that.
Whenever you resize an object, my brain just panics for a second like "WHAT??? HOW IS THAT GETTING BIGGER????"
Honestly, UE5 looks so photo realistic, I have no clue how they could make UE6 look more photo realistic! But I thought that when I saw UE4!
creating these amazing engines
And this will make games more expensive as more people have to work harder at them so more triple AAA crap being half baked and more violent FPS games with the focus on blood instead of actual game.
I remember UE1 and how gamers were losing their minds. Playing Unreal 1 was a real treat back in the day. The term "Yes, these are ALL POLYGONS" sounds weird today, but back then.... Wow.
I remember that, and it was so cool it was called unreal and looked so real. Taken from the likes of the "this is not a pibe" picture.
Excellent video. Very well explained for the layman such as me. How long do you think it will take game makers to effectively implement RE-5?
Less time will be spent recreating assets, that's for sure.
nothing was explained though??
The next witcher game, kingdom hearts game, and the black myth wukong game are all gonna be on UE5 so it might be really interesting to see how those turn out
@@Wukomet dude seriously I have so much faith in black myth wukong
@@AJ.Rafael it's Chinese, don't hold your breath.
Can't wait to start seeing a bunch of indie games with the graphics assets available in UE5. We'll probably start having more projects like Hellblade made by small studios. Amazing
Exactly! Hellblade was the first but soon we will see other indies leverage megascans and the Unreal ecosystem
you might find Highrise City interesting. I read they are working on UE5 already in a super early alpha, but right now it is available in UE4.
@@dddsss2023 thanks for the recommendation! I'll keep an eye on it, seems interesting.
@@TheBaxes Indie will still prefer Unity over Unreal. It is simply unrealistic for indie developers to use such complex and high end framework for their games because of the amount of knowledge required to use Unreal Engine AND C++ (hardest prog. language by far). Not only knowledge but these stunning views and advantages comes with a price and that is "Workload". Unreal puts quality and performance on top and tries to be most elegant of its kind. and its successfull as you see. but this intellectual property is made for studios that have at least 15 senior developers working for them. If indie were to make a game with Unity in 2 years, UE will probably take about 3.5 years at least.
My horror game that has been in development for over a year now will be upgraded to UE5. Incredible technology that we will be utilizing, I'm very excited.
Hello, bro, if I delete buildings, especially tall buildings, they are still there when I render. I don't know how to remove everything that is included in the rendering. Can you help me?
All of this is amazing, and I embrace the evolution in technology. The only gripe I have, specifically with the marketplace, is that since everyone is using the same assets, lots of projects are just gonna end-up taking the same assets and be recycled over and over. Perhaps in the beginning this won't be a big deal, but as years go by I suppose it'll become more troublesome.
I was thinking the same thing. I'm assuming as time goes on the number of assets will increase as well which may help. Just a guess though.
A game is not about its assets, it's about how well they are put together. You know, soccer is not about people running with a ball, it's about what comes out of it, all the variations of human behavior and interaction. Same with any sports. In fact, many sports involving a ball are similar to each other, and yet they are so different in tactics, strategy and what not.
@@Neolisk Extremely well said. I would have tried to say a similar thing, but didn't know how to put it into words. The different ball sports analogy was excellent.
Sure, it happened with UE3 but on the flipside, the ease of use allowed many devs to fulfill their visions within budgets and timeframes and we were spoiled with many great games with the sacrifice of having similar visuals
I'm guessing there will be a time when people can literally photograph/scan their own assets as equally high 4k scans (or whatever) and put them up.
Can you imagine playing in this environment in vr!!??? It's literally everything I've wanted from games (graphically) since I was a little girl. SO excited to see what devs do with this!!!!
Bro this is why I’m so excited for psvr2. Will be the BEST vr made so far & it’ll be in 4k. Shit is going to get a little TOO real within the next 10 years
These are tech demos, not games, 2 completely different things.. They’ve been banging on about UR for donkeys years and to this day it’s never been anything special
@@barrackhussein464 internally? Yes. It will be. Nothing is going to currently hold a candle to it. The specs are insane. And actually we will be seeing more AAA vr games which are not common right now. So yeah, it will be the best vr. & I’m not even saying content wise, I’m saying visually speaking there is nothing better. That’s just a fact
@@Primitive01 What planet are you on? Unreal engine is one of the biggest staples in the industry and 5 is beyond expectations. Nothing special? What other engine do you think is as impressive? The Cry engine? geesh
I'm not 100% sure, but i think nanite isn't supported for vr (at least for now, or when ue5 was on alpha). You could still use lumen and stuff, just they can't throw millions of polygons
I'm actually mind blown. So let me get this straight: they developed Nanite, Lumen, and all thatmind-blowing new tech for this software that is completely free and open source? all those extremely high-quality assets that they scanned, all free? backwards compatibility and conversion for 15+ year old UE4 projects? This is crazy man. What the fuck
edit: okay, *technically* it's not open source, but the source code is public. Which is still insane considering how valuable Lumen/Nanite is
They obviously intend to make UE the industry-leading engine again. It's not entirely selfless though. They will profit from the revenue made and they will surely try and push Epic Games exclusives. This is not criticism. I think it's really exciting for the game industry.
Those assets come with a license, actually. (They're free to use in the engine itself though.)
@@amplidude254 if it wasn't already the industry leading engine it 100% is now.
Free, yes. Open source, no.
@@itscriispy Not sure about currently. They probably still have a big market share. It used to be a pretty dominant engine early 2000s before CryEngine came out.
The holy grail for me is achieving a near photorealistic city builder with the level of complexity and nuanced interactivity that the latest Matrix tech demo alludes to being able to do.
Can you imagine building a megacity of 20 or 40M ppl. And having the option of interacting as a character in GTA5 style, then having an AI powerful enough to create a game narrative on the fly that Star Citizen devs can only dream about.
Add to this the ability to expand said city to an entire nation all interacting with NPCs having fully fleshed out lives and working or travelling within your virtual nation from city to city, coast to coast and maybe even world to world if set in a scifi settings. A true technological marvel to behold. Thanks to Unreal Engine 5 we are one step closer to that dream.
You’re already living your dream 😯🤯
@@boratsagdiev6486 not so sure about that. But definitely dreaming for that life one day
@@marcopolo5157 oh it’s definitely possible, it’s just up to the devs to create it.
Only thing I'm interested in is the performance
We've reached the point where the graphics just start to look the same and we need more art style variations
performance? I don't even ask that question anymore about modern games with my crappy gpu.
I've been working on a passion project in UE4 for almost 4 years now and UE5 is an actual game changer. It's actually insane how much time it cut thanks to the improvements and changes in UE5, the games that will come from this will be crazy.
Ooh I'm looking forward to it! Sounds like an incredible project and I hope that one day you'll get to fully complete it!
WHAT THE WHAT??? i am over 100 years old and still making youtub videos? oh yeah baby. why? because i am the ultimate youtuber. woo woo woo you know it dear hh
@@AxxLAfriku oh god evil Justin Y is back
Games will be insane but will take a year or 2 to install😂😂😂
imagine if they started gta 6 on unreal engine 5
I thought games already looked amazing such as ghost of tshuima it’s insane to think their was this much room for improvement. Very excited to see how games look in 2-5 years
how would the budget look like though? 💀
@@davis6477 We have plenty of money, its the people putting in the work that is the hardest part. AAA developers won't have problems with high budgets.
@@crazybabuskaman3923 AAA developers dont have problems with high budgets and yet they still manage to release the worst games weve seen this past decade
@@whiteobama8265 hahaha stole the words right out of my mouth.
@@whiteobama8265 IT’S THE PUBLISHERS not devs fault 99% of the time
This is fascinating. I really want to learn UE5 just so I can build my own world, it looks so gorgeous.
I'm guessing they'll release UE5's SDK for free usage like they did with UE4 and UE3 (AKA UDK), so get ready to start building your own worlds! ;)
I just ain't got the time anymore to do stuff like this but I wish I did!
Me too! Big time. And have a forum to share the small world you created with everyone else to experience. I am assuming there probably already is something like that.
I'm gonna build my own home in it and start experimenting with lighting
This is amazing stuff and will definitely make the work easier for developers but I hope beside photorealistic graphics games will also have more physics based objects. Its 2022 and most of games still dont have half life 2 level of physics.
never played half life series... are skyrim's physics similar?
@@IkethRacing Kind of but beside just being able to move objects around most of them can also be destroyed in different ways. You have to play it to see the difference
Its 2022 and EVERY SINGLE GAME (except a few Rockstar games) are STILL using "2002 style ragdolls" (yes, 2002!). General physics atleast HAVE advanced a but. Ragdoll physics? "Nah, we'll just keep on using literally ancient technology because we can't be bothered to figure out how to do what Rockstar did in 2007" - Every single AAA game developer except RS since 2007!
@@ncshuriken True and some still even use just premade death animations, even worse. Dying light 2 has some decent ragdoll physics but still worse than DL1
chaos physics helps with that
Imagine this program in the hands of an indie developer with solid funds who's extremely hungry when it comes to creating a masterpiece. Lots of these currency- reliant games might be done for.
indie developer with "solid funds" lol.
Might be the time for independent development just on a grander scale
How long does it take to make a game? Say like a demo length game?
Just played satisfactory (built in ue4) and dyson sphere program (unity). Great to see excellent games built by small dev groups on top of AAA engines
@@kylezo A non-insignificant amount of time
I grew up when home computers became a new thing. 3D came later and even wire frame jerky motion stuff was amazing. That we have reached this level in my lifetime is astounding. We are living in my childhoods future for sure. Utterly incredible.
I bet 5 dollars you played Doom as a kid 😂
The way he phrased it, I’d put my chips on Pong lol
@@RL-DarkSpark I played Pong on the Atari when I was about 7! I also remember the Quake revolution with true 3D characters!
@@PeterTroutman Snap! Answered at the same time lol!
@@PeterTroutman How did u guess that?😟
And I can imagine that it will be possible to add even more objects to the library, making worlds more diverse and huge for the gamers.
hi i have a 250gb project i created under 4.27 i couldn't import it on ue5 is there any reason for that is there anyway to "pack" the 4.27 project and migrate only the relevant items (250gb is full of packs that are downloaded and used very partially) thanks for yur help
as someone studying informatics at uni and recently getting into rendering and general algorithms/techniques used to display ANYTHING on the screen through GPU buffers manually ... this is so insanely impressive. ill look into the details of lumen, hardly been more impressed by something
Yeah personally it’s mind boggling how amazing lumen is,it is a bit scary tho 😅
@@easports2618 change can be scary, but this is amazing! try to see it in a different light!
@@fizzinsoda …
@@fizzinsoda I do,I see it both ways and it is a bit worrying what advanced technology like this could be used for,5,10 maybe 20 years from now,the crimes someone could commit thats worrying and that I’m afraid this may increase the problem of 3d modelers putting a lot in for very little
@@easports2618 lol your point intrigues me, can you please gimme an example of a crime this tech can be used for if you don't mind me asking
Simply extraordinary! I can remember my first computer, a 48k Sinclair Spectrum, and my amazement when I played the Hobbit on it and it painfully slowly, but nonetheless rendered, a 2D scene to compliment the text adventure. Truly, we now live in an age of wonder.
I still go back to the speccy. My first love!!
I still remember playing Bomberman, Tanks and Gta 1,gta 2, Revolt, Worms, etc....good old times. I didnt had my own computer, was paying to play :))
Hm me too, but that gives away your age, you must be over half a century old at least!!!
I had a Sinclair Spectrum in the early 80's and loved it.
I was not really impressed by computers until the Windows 95 era, to be honest.
Unreal Engine 5 is such a play on itself now more than ever. Those desert objects alone look like the surface of Mars.
Right now I'm imagining a PS 1 game with Unreal Engine 5. The 'lumens' alone would make remasters of those games worth the price.
Tomb Raider 1 would be great to redo.
@@balung PLEASE don't get me started on my all-time favorite PS 1 games and franchise. I can't tolerate any modern Tomb Raider games, but I am a die-hard fan of the original games, and I couldn't agree more.
@DONT bro get a life, stop spamming EVERYWHERE
Faithful PS1 remakes on UE5. Silent Hill 1, Tomb Raider 1-5, Tenchu 1-2, Syphon Filter 1-3, Nightmare Creatures 1-2, Duke Nukem 3D & Time To Kill. Everything! GIMME THEM ALL!!
Hi, thanks for your sharing! I wonder how you built the scene, donut sea, shown from 3:45-4:05?
I've started playing games in the early 90s. Seeing how far we've made it and especially what is possible now with UE5... it is just crazy.
Yeah I started on Atari lol, definitely amazing to see how far we've come since then.
@@kobeandgary I started on the N64. Though that was back in the early 2000's. My family wasn't as well off yet, so a lot of things we had were cheaper alternatives. Back then, movies still came out on VHS alongside DvD. I also played the SNES a bit. Enough to remember super mario and duck hunt. Compared to today, some games are of little substance. Seemingly intentionally, great graphics but weak stories.
I still think that maybe instead of Google Earth they should make big cities around the world in Unreal Engine and have them be geographically correct. I would love to see Chicago made in it. I’m sure New Yorkers would love to see their city too. It’d be so cool.
I was just thinking the same thing after watching the video. Imagine they get people scanning the entire world, and in some years time, you literally have the entire world in Unreal assets
You just reminded me of being a child, excited for what would become Google Street view. I can't wait to drive around Manhattan.
Thats all well and good but with the computer component shortage. How long will it be if ever will the majority of people actually be able to use or play games with it?
This is incredible. I remember the days when most assets had to be crafted entirely by hand. All this automation and streamlining of the video game development workflow will lead to amazing creations that were not feasible before. I can't wait!
That aspect of game development has been really unintuitive. Why would you need a custom model of a rock for each game? There is no real reason for creating the basic stuff from scratch every time, other than copyright reasons. Well, now that is going to change, as well. It already has.
@@khymaaren yes there is a reason if you're accually making a game that doesnt look like all other games out there
@@fulconini this. Originallity is the big one. Eventually everyone will recognize these free assets in every game and they'll be bored for each game. Yes certain assets are more reusable than others (like a rock) but you'll either need really compelling gameplay, or unique assets to really set yourself apart in the space when everyone is using these same assets.
And should lead to faster release dates and less delays smh we'll see
@@HerbaMachina It's like watching a movie. Do you recognize which other movie used, say, the same kind of chair the main character sits on in a scene? Does it matter? Or two different movies shot on the same location that "plays" a different place in each of those films? Same idea.
Also, a game uses a really small number of assets and places hundreds, if not thousands, of copies of each of them possibly in the same environment. Nobody cares if a forest is made out of a single tree model scaled and rotated randomly. It's the same when that tree is used in another game, as well. I bet individual studios already recycle whatever they can get away with from their own earlier titles, even if their games are radically different from each other. Now that convenience comes with the engine.
Those are the things I was talking about. The basic stuff.
I love being able to witness the start of the next step of technological improvement! Big ups super excited!!
Ah shit my rtx3060 got outdated before i even have a chance to buy it
less technological advancement and instead more making complex mathematical algos work together.. better...
@@cozyrain410 yeah, thats technological advancement, dimwit
@@cozyrain410 Yeah but the software is boring for most people, it's only the hardware that matters to them
@@Karlach_ and the hardware is gonna stop changing, the improvements between each generation of computing have gotten smaller and smaller; companies have simply gotten better at marketting.
Take a long look at the distance between each generation of play station for example, each one was very impressive at the time of release, ps1 to ps2 was absolutely massive, ps2 to ps3 was fairly big, almost every game that came out for the ps4 worked looked like it could have run on the ps3 with a bit of work, and the ps5 has a new m.2 ssd and pretended like it was revolutionary
Your example scene with the room and chair lighting really caught my attention. Lumen and Nanite seem to be huge time saving tools. Not having to bake lightmaps and not having to generate LODs, result in the production workflow being way lighter and faster. I like to see that Epic Games is pushing things in the right way.
I'd be excited to see a modern military shooter in UE5 with some serious publishing money behind it. Engine looks great, just curious to see how many bugs the early adopter games are gonna have
Yeah 17 people with their 3080s on the max are gonna be playing that kind of game, profitable ey.
@@johnnycripplestar5167 poor? Lol
I'm mostly worried about file bloat. Lumen helps immensely by removing baked lighting from the equation, but Nanite encourages monstrous levels of geometry.
Wouldn't there be less file bloat via nanite though? Instead of having multiple models of an asset so that it increases in detail as you get closer, you have one file that is having polygons dynamically changed. Sure this may give a reason for studios to make even higher quality assets, but I would think having multiple is still more space.
@@Gondus a single asset with 13 million polygon uses more spaces then 5 LoDs in which the highest one is 200k polygons.
UE5 won't cure bad resource management, but the possibilities for smaller files with less work when it's well thought out is a big step forward. I'm more excited at the thought of indie games with better poly-count since the few 3d artists that work on each project will no longer put themselves in a corner (in needing to create low poly replicas) by doing so.
I think you are looking at this the wrong way.
Nanite only works with static geometry. Most static geometry is going to be rendered at a certain level of detail and then have LODs for when you are far away, generally you aren't going to go higher than your most detailed model because you still have a polygon budget for your scene, so essentially you are just removing the LODs which means you are using less storage for your asset.
I'd imagine you can probably get away with having a slightly higher poly assets since Nanite is probably better at managing your poly budget because it's essentially dynamically doing LOD, but look at the Matrix demo on Xbox - the filesize was only around 30GB and that was essentially a graphical tech demo pushing the limits of visual fidelity in order to demo what the engine is capable of.
Just because Nanite *can* handle monstrous levels of geometry doesn't mean it's always *necessary* to do so. Most standard high quality meshes would do fine, then if there's ever a need to go to 13 million polygons, the ability is there to do so.
This is really great, it feels like for a while the majority of studios and devs have been at a big technological disadvantage compared to big studios in terms of graphics and realistic effects just because they don't have as many resources. UE5 gives them some pretty impressive new tools.
should i skip school for youtube video making? i making good stuff but i need much time to making. maybe replace school with making videos. i have two girlfriends. thanks for your opinion dear pou
@@AxxLAfriku No
@@AxxLAfriku please may I have one of your girlfriends, you do not need two. thanks
@@AxxLAfriku having two gfs isn't really a flex lol. And no
@@AxxLAfriku Just introduce them to each other and all of your time limited problems go away.
I have a question. Does nanite decide the amount of triangles it will decrease to based on how many pixels we are seeing ? So if my screen is 1080p, does nanite give me less triangles than it would if my screen was 4k ? Because that would make a lot of sense.
Next setp is the studios stop asking us in the “next-gen” games if we want to play 30fps with better graphics or 60fps with worse. Damn it we want it all. Thats why they are creating these amazing engines
God I love how every few years, I see a game like Ghost of Tsushima or RDR2 or cyberpunk and I wonder how games could possibly look better without taking 20 years to develop, and every year I’m surprised. This is unbelievable really.
God bless CDPR for switching to UE5 from Red Engine. Guess Cyberpunk taught them a lesson. Can't wait to see how's the new Witcher game going to turn out.
@@TheAdampl12 at this point, I don't even know why the fuck companies would have or invest in their own engines. It seems obsolete tbh.
@@Kaspisify Because they want to tailor the gameplay? You cant make Arma or GTA in Unreal for instance
@@GameLorePage actually, they can customize the engine to fit their purpose
@@Kaspisify Because of how they want their game to look and play to their requirements and tastes.
Creating this engine must have been a fascinating undertaking. I wonder how they managed to make the lighting system compute so fast
Great question. My guess is a bunch of magical optimizations. I wonder if any of this is even public at this point. If it is, I for one would love some detailed explanations as well.
@@renx81 UE5 is open source, so it's already public.
@@hockdudu I see. Well then it's up to looking at the source code I suppose.
good question
What you don't do is the power you save for more thing to display.
The increase in power of GPU and CPU.
Do i need a high end pc to use unreal 5? I would say my pc is a middle performance one. Its a hp spectrex360 i7 16gbRam and an nvidia max q 2gb gpu. Could it work?
What are the specifics to have on my laptop or computer?
It is indeed! We are already using it for a project and we are loving it!
To curioso xD
@@Rafa_Almeida é um jogo single player / co-op, fps - apocalíptico. Tentarei não me esquecer de você quando o lançarmos :)
@Jeet Saluja Hi. I did not say anything special there xD.
Basically I'm working with a colleague of mine in a game that u can play it as a single player or co-op (with friends), it is a first person shooter and the environment it's apocaliptic - action based, survival, crafting, etc.
We are using Unreal Engine 5 for it, it is heavy indeed, but there are features that are really good to bet on to keep going with the project.
Cheers.
@@diogoalexandre3402 não imaginava encontrar um brasileiro por aqui hahahah, você tem alguma página/site que fale e mostre um pouco mais sobre o projeto? (é que eu fiquei bem curioso kkkk)
@Jeet Saluja just translate it bruh
Nanite is so freeing for developers and artists. I've been trying to make my own version of it and i'm amazed by how smooth and effective their algorithm is
Yeah, I think a lot of gamers are missing that Nanite isn't just about making the end result have more detail(even if it *can* and does do that) - what's exciting about Nanite is that it allows you to just drop your high-detail models into the game engine without having to bake out a normal map and wrap it on a lower-poly version etc. It will let artists spend more time making art and less time making their art "work" in the game engine.
How to hide or disable the blueprint name message that appears as a watermark at the bottom right? example: "Blueprint", "Blueprint Widget", etc.
Can anybody help me out choosing a new system? :) ... does anyone have an idea of which laptop would be good enough to run all the features of UE5?
Im currently running a Asus, 16gb, Nvidia 960m, i7, and it's just not enough for rendering real time.
An Asus with a 3080ti and 64gb i9 would do the trick, but thats a little overpowered? So what would be a minimum workable alternative?
The lighting will be a huge game changer. I hope to see some awesome ways developers play around with this new feature (closing off caves, unblocking windows to get out, time changing, etc).
This is mind blowing... Just imagine where videogames will go with options like this at their disposal.
5 years from now, we'll be at a point where it's incredible difficult to tell real life from animation.
I's kind of scary, haha.
But I'm looking forward to seeing where we go from here!
And what is 5 years beyond that? 10? 20 years? 30 years? Surely you can dream further out than 5 years...
5 years? Nah but 10 years this will probably be standard
@@danielduncan6806 my dad owns UE5
@@imnotbenavery9220 lol
Why 5 years? They worked on this version of UE for 10 years actually. What makes you think we'll make the next incredible leap in just 5?
Very good video, well explained and you made everything understandable in an interesting way. Great job!
I think the "key" for this to emulate "real" environments, is the lumens, the light. When you do achieve the the emulation, you won't be able to tell if it's real or faked...
It’s literally at the very border of being extremely hard to tell whether it’s real life or not for normal viewers. If Unreal Engine 5 looks this amazing I can only imagine how insane Unreal Engine 6 would be (in fact I’m sort of afraid people would try to create deep fakes if taken a step further).
fury? opinion denied
@@broughton1835 Yeah I’m pretty fury-ious 😔.
@@ryanor2081 your pun made me feel true fury
@@flowerpower003 I don’t blame you it is pretty unoriginal and I’ve heard it said a lot but I couldn’t pass up the chance when the guy above said “fury” instead of “furry”.
Hell that desert map looks better than real life
Imagine an open world GTA, Watch dogs or Just Cause type game with a 1:1 New York City where you can go inside all buildings and each buidling has it’s own unique interior.
That would be unreal
Keep imagining because that won't happen.
@@moshunit96 it’d take 50 years to make and be like 10 terabytes lmao
Rockstar use their own engine
Maybe in like 20 years lol
I’m worried about the performance. The dips to 15 FPS on the Matrix demo was just insulting.
I just wonder how games with stylized graphics, like Sea of Thieves, would look like in UE5. Graphics are amazing nowadays, but I don't like only seeing photorealistic projects. I want to see what developers can do with this tech when focusing on cartoony looks
Good point
You aren’t interested in good graphics? Must be a Minecraft kid.
@@gunkanjima3408 I don't find photorealistic games set on modern times visually interesting because they look like real life. Take a game like Breath of the Wild. On a technical level, it's unimpressive, but on an artistic level, it's beautiful.
My point is just that devs have all the technology to create whatever they can imagine, so focusing on just replicating real life is unimaginative
I love how if you move an object back and forth the shadow will look like a wave due to temporal build-up of light! :)
This is the unreal 5 generation.. development will never be the same again.
Everyone is wishing all the best for you, and hoping that you ‘ll have success in everything you do!
Chapters
00:00 - Intro
0:19 - Lumen
2:43 - Nanite
4:30 - Megascan's Bridge
6:43 - MetaHumans
9:02 - Existing Ecosystem
10:10 - Learn UE5 Now!
Is there a way or program we can use to make our own assets if the library doesn't quite have what you're looking for? I'm a very very new user and still getting my head around it and your videos have been itterly life changing
But I want to know if there is any way to make custom assets or meshes???
We used Lumen in Revit for our architecture renders, it is an amazing tool
I wonder how the advances UE5 provides will realize themselves in actual game development. I'm thinking about Nanite, in particular. The engine can handle it, even on my old computer to an extent, sure. They still can't go overboard with polygons (and textures) if they don't want the storage needs of the final product to explode into the terabyte realm.
How much storage do you really need for polygons? In fact, I don't think Nanite even changes anything about storage requirements. What it seems to do is optimize how many polygons of an object are rendered based on the distance from camera.
@@renx81 I think he’s referring to the potential for much greater detail to be implemented (potentially even 16 times the detail!!😱) due to the increased performance. If an order of magnitude greater detail is used and is able to run, which may just be a function of what is available for game makers to use and not necessarily a direct result of Nanite itself, I would think it would cost more in storage than last generation products that had less detail and relied on LODs.
@@gabegalley6879 But you also have to remember they won't have to make 2-4 extra copies of a model for the LODs, so while this creates the problem of games' getting even bigger than before, maybe even too big, it also cuts down on the 'bloat' that all those extra LOD models create. Also, once you reach the level of detail of real life, their isn't any reason for models to get more detailed, so eventually the size of games will plateau. Overall though, I do think the size of games, especially AAA games, will get even bigger in the near future.
@@liarwithagun yes that’s true, good point. Do you think we’ll see storage requirements increase when AI/deep learning becomes more sophisticated and mainstream in games? Or will that not be significant enough to cause an increase in storage requirements?
@@liarwithagun Thank you, I didn't even consider LODs, but you are absolutely right.
@Gabe Galley, I see your point, but I still don't think it's anywhere near as big of an issue as the OP said. When we get to games that are more than a terabyte in size, it will be mostly due to other things such as texture quality. And the growing size of video games will be greatly mitigated by the growing size of hard drives and the growing speed of internet connections.
By the way, a big chunk of storage in today's games is reserved for cut scenes, which could be greatly reduced using this new engine.
A cool way to use the real time lighting is by having a scene where a train is rolling along beside a building and the shadows of the cars are shining through an interior window in a room that the Player is walking through.
One big question tho. Do I have to buy a new gaming laptop to run it? lol or will my current one that I can barely afford not be outdated?
Will that work using my 486SX 33 running Windows 3.11 and DOS 6.2? ;-)
-That was my first PC.
I bought your Masterclass 3 months ago and have been working on it since. It's the best online course I've ever taken! I recommend anyone serious about UE5 to take it.
Worth every penny! Thanks so much Sensei!
5:17 what a surprise I’d never thought I’d see an Ethiopian Castle in a video about Unreal Engine 5. That’s the Fasil Ghebbi, a 17th century castle built under Emperor Fasilides located in Gondar, Ethiopia.
Ya me neither. I had to rewind it to make sure.
Super helpful video and clear explanation. Thanks for the great content!
I was sure that the opening scene in the matrix awakened demo was filmed with green screen but now I am 100% sure that our world is a computer simulation.
I've always used Unity, and I never really cared about making next gen graphics, but I gotta say, UE5 is really impressive.
I'm a bit worried though about what this will mean for asset flip games, currently they are already a big problem, but for anyone who knows a little about game development they are easy to spot (unfortunately not so for others it seems), but I fear with UE5 they will be harder to recognize, making it even more difficult for actual indie games to get noticed.
Why do you think this is a problem, if a game has good gameplay, but uses stock assets? Don’t think I’ve bought a game that is just an asset flip, although I do remember that “dreamworld” fooled a bunch of people recently.
@@roqsteady5290 I think asset flip game only applies to games with next to no effort. If it has good gameplay then it isn't an asset flip game. The stock assets are there to be used and are not inherently bad on there own.
@@roqsteady5290 Asset flip is a specific term used to describe low effort, bad games, which only rely on the assets to at least look decent. Steam and google play is flooded with thousands of asset flips from Unity engine. However, I don't think it is a big deal, most people will recognize asset flips, and they will just kinda be here as long as engines are available.f
@@roqsteady5290 I'm exactly talking about games that DON'T have good gameplay. I agree, if the game is good it doesn't matter it uses stock assets. I'm talking about how having pretty assets can make a crappy game seem good to people, so making it easier for fake developers (that are actually scammers) to make their game look pretty is worrying
@@flamekite1679 I'd like to add, asset flip games are often crappily coded games, sold 10 different times on the steam store with different graphics dropped in for each different version. Hence the whole flipping assets name. Code one crap game, change the graphics 10 times, sell 10 different games. They are horrendously bad in most cases
In about 10-15 more years the difference between this level of the simulation and the meta verse will no longer be distinguishable. We will be stopped only by a lack of processing power.
The meta verse? Lol
Facebook’s stock plunge shows no one wants that thing.
@@matthew8153 most likely not facebooks meta verse, theres was shit. But like, a metaverse created by another company, maybe one directly related to the increasing growth in VR headsets. Could create something amazing, I think we’re going to be completely blown away by the time we’re 50-60 etc…
@@imcontemptwithlife4155
By the time we’re 50-60 I’m hoping for Star Trek holodecks.
@@matthew8153 Metaverse and Facebook aren't the same thing.
@@matthew8153 respectful
00:02 Unreal Engine 5 introduces a revolutionary lighting system called Lumen.
01:26 Lumen offers true real-time global illumination
02:48 Unreal Engine 5 introduces Nanite for dynamic level of detail
04:12 Unreal Engine 5 features nanite and Megascans asset library
05:42 Access to 16,000 assets via Quixel Bridge enhances customization and realism.
07:00 Metahumans allows quick creation of realistic humans without Unreal Engine download.
08:25 Unreal Engine 5 allows animating Metahumans with ease
09:45 Existing tutorials and assets for UE5
ya ya see a lot of this unreal 5 but is there even a full game finished? or do we only see small homemade projects?
This is great, but I feel like we're entering true uncanny valley territory here. Realistic graphics are impressive, but realistic physics and animation will always lag behind. And that gap seems to widen even more, I feel. I already felt it very jarring to see that Matrix footage, with photorealistic actors, but still moving very artificially.
They didn't look realistic enough, trust me, the lighting artifacts of modern CGI is awful, I hate how they treat human character models like light doesn't actually interact with it.
@@livedandletdie Sony does a pretty good job though. Light actually bounces in Alloys face. The amount of detail is incredibly. The biggest benefits I see to UE5 is much faster development times and better frame rate due to the great memory management.
You deserve 1000 likes
Imagine combining Microsoft Flight Simulator's AI with Unreal Engine 5! It could automatically render hyper realistic roads, trees, buildings, people etc.
Bro that would insane!!! Hopefully that happens
Imagine Horizon 6 with the whole of California as close to real life as they can get it.💥💥
@@mitronzongo Or the entire planet! "Microsoft Earth Simulator 2030".
It could be like a realistic version of GTA where you can do literally anything and that you automatically download the areas you are in (like Google Maps or MSFS2020).
I guess you would have to be able to spawn everywhere because of the large distances though.
And maybe they would implement a crowdsourcing element where users can 3d-scan their areas with phones, dashcams or drones. Self-driving cars will probably also be used to scan bit-by-bit of every road. Maybe they could have like google street view cars, but loaded with small drone swarms that follow the car and scan everything in the area, then AI(similar to Two Minute Papers about Waymo) can be used to turn it into a 3d world.
Imagine GTA 6 using UE5
Its a dream. Flight sim is hard to run on high end hardware now as it is. It would require a ton more optimization and even higher end hardware. Hardware that's atleast 5 years away and even then not everyone would have it or be able to afford it. The new RTX 3090Ti FE is already $2K.
Man, I'm super glad I've stumbled upon your channel. This is exactly what I needed. Can't wait to get started on the UE5 Starter Course.
Awesome upgrades! Thank you for the great overview.
I loved the dynamic polygon rendering, after using CAD to render entire interiors of buildings with multiple moveable objects computers with even 128 G of ram would start to stutter when changing perspectives. I hope that this can be implemented in more physics based environments once people get them down.
@Vercingetorix it's more so for work purposes, when you get into certain fields of rendering you gotta have a butt load of ram on hand. 32 is pretty much a minimum
@Vercingetorix what are you talking about ? Computers used for rendering have a shit ton of ram
@Vercingetorix 12GB? Thats not even enough for gaming on a high level
@@M1ch43l33 12GB will get you through most games maxed out, tf you talking about?
@@Prevordan tf are YOU talking about? My gaming rig has 16 and I'm sitting at 77% usage just windows and chrome and a few other things running.
i think we're about to have a gaming revolution. with these new tools in unreal engine 5 i can't wait to see what people do with this.
i also feel this is going to be the new sfm
If pretty graphics are all it takes for someone to declare a 'gaming revolution,' then we really are at the end of the road with no innovation left to find.
@@CoralCopperHead ratio
@@dankaholic He made the comment 45 minutes ago, what ratio??
@@CoralCopperHead 🤓
@@CoralCopperHead It gives indy developers (who are the only ones making good games anymore) the tools to compete with AAA game studios (who make shitty, but pretty games) So yes, we are about to have a gaming revolution.
I generally use Unity, tried UE4 and still used Unity, and didn't even watch this video for a while because I just thought "probably just some slight improvements from UE4 being exaggerated for content". But now I'm just impressed. Definitely going to check it out again.
I have a lot of issues with the UVs and the lighting in UE 4. It's pretty difficult for me to make it look good..
I'm always curious about the minimum system requirements to run games made on UE5
The minimum requirements will always depend on how much fidelity is made into the game. The lighting and all. You can make a game in UE5 that can run on a 1060, you just wont be able to use the RT Global illumination. It's too demanding. For global illumination the minimum GPU would now be an RTX 3060 i'd imagine. Maybe a 2060.
@@andrewbrooks9931 yep you are correct, matrix demo runs at 15 fps, and the lyra project runs at 50 fps on my rx 6600 (max settings)
When you export an empty project to any platform, its size is at least 700 mb. But I love graphic of UE. Pubg mobile used UE. But it is too heavy for me to make mobile games.
Thank you for explaining this in an easy to digest format, this video has made me even more intrigued and excited for the next gen update for the Witcher 3 because CDPR have said it'll utilise UE5
@@uChanakya I was gonna say, a next gen update using a new engine sounds more like a total remake
I remember watching toy story in 1995 and being amazed by the graphics . Pretty soon we won’t be able to tell if a full length movie is real or not. Also brings a lot of possibilities for the 3D world.
I'm not into 3D at all but this was very interesting !
If I want to start making 3D images, is Blender better ? Because UE5 seems to be more practical even for static images, but I'm surely wrong
Interesting, it looks like the lightning system builds an environment's lightning over time. I wonder if it's taking a handful of points, doing ray/path tracing, averaging for nearby points, and then layering a few cycles of lighting calculation. It would make sense, given how the shadows were a bit delayed from the actual movement of the object. Light takes a few frames to "expire", before it dims down to zero, and with the ray tracing happening every frame, you see a sort of average over the last few frames.
This also me wonder if lightmapping could be hybridized so that it only recalculates the lightmaps that are immediately affected by a change in world geometry. Since as far as I know the process of ray tracing with large luxel sizes is pretty cheap, the shadow smoothing however is what takes time.
100% sure, the lighting system works based on an iterative basis (of course). Each iteration takes into account more geometry and lighting inputs. But how they have implemented this is pure genius, as they are able to generate "good" details quickly within a frame or two but then generate "great" details within a few frames after that. Truly optimal use of modern-day graphics card technology and parallel computing.
8:18 "Here comes the hose!"
~Vito Spatafore probably
Is the M1max Mac book pro compatible with UE5?
Amazing 👈 the light move with the objects without rendering all over again?