Do This For Better Procedural Landscapes in Unreal Engine 5.3
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
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Hi everyone, in this video we want to give a practical introduction to how we set up landscapes in Unreal Engine 5.3! I'll take you through the process of creating a landscape from scratch and setting it up for further procedural generation. I will be using our Scots Pine Forest biome which has everything you need to get going from scratch, from complex landscape shader with auto materials and procedural landscape grass to industry leading asset quality and epic distance meshes!
In the next video we will talk about efficiently procedurally generating the remaining elements in our scene so make sure to subscribe to not miss it!
We are actively looking into more tutorials as well as working with some popular Unreal content creators! If you have any suggestions or tutorial topics you want to see from us, leave a comment!
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Thanks for this tutorial ☺️
Thank you so much for the tutorial, it helps a lot. 😀😀
I purchased both Biomes. Very pleased with the high quality and attention to detail. Highly recommended. Would love to see some smaller add-on packs for things like wildflowers and trails.
I pick up my first and hope to get my second one soon, and also I hope they are working on more!
sure you did
@@peter486 that's a weird comment
You're right, that's much better than blank
Wow, great stuff, cant wait to try this method, you made it look so easy, thanks!
because he skipped the hard parts and tells you to look at the official documentation , he only does the basics , thats why it looks easy
Good timing😅 Thanks for the tutorial.
You mentioned at the very end about tweaking. Could you show how to change/modify specific sections of the completed layer you get when purchasing? For me, I am really looking to sue the trees as background, or through a window and being able to tweak what is there, vs creating an entire world would be the goal. At least for now.
I'd like to see how you handle all those nice looking cliffs and slope rocks
Damn I need to learn this stuff
Lovely :)
How to remove the texts on the "rocky" landscape and how to configure a new random terrain with biomepainter that mixes different layers
This is incredible. I'm new to unreal and wanting to specialise in landscape creation but i have a question, can you use ray tracing with real biomes? I've seen there are problems with landscape grass and ray tracing since 4.26 but I cant see if its been fixed since. Thanks!
nice now release the demo
Is there a way to import trees.. from real data.. as far as placement goes ?
Hey i keep getting material errors with the landscape material, none of the landscape mats load in editor, using 5.1, any ideas?
which graphics card are you using?
Does it support partition yet?
"You never gonna need animated landscape shadows anyway.."
Would one consider the Sun cast shadows in a day-and-night cycle as "animated" shadows?
Depends, thing is you wouldn't want the sun smoothly animated and VSM continuously updated in those scenarios anyways for performance reasons. Instead if you do something like ToD cycle you would rather want only occasional updates to sun position/VSM, something afaik isn't possible by default yet? In which case you might have no option but leaving it enabled. Although it's a bit more complicated than this as you need to also keep into account the assets scattered on the landscape as they will also affect VSM. I just leave it off for landscapes because most of the time it's always hidden underneath tons of assets.
does real biomes landscape material has displacement?
similar to brushify but WAY much more expensive
Haha, well if you actually look at the quality you will notice the difference :)
Nice work I like it, but why You dont have this project in Unreal Market?
UEMP doesn't fit our business model unfortunately. Maybe when Fab comes out :)
I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that you should never scale your landscape, and yet I see people do it all the time. I think it negatively affects performance.
Never heard of this. Even the official documentations mentions this as a necessary step to increase vertical landscape scale as by default its only -256/+256m.
Can you make this landscape diggable like enshrouded
You'd need something like voxel plugin for this. Unreal engine landscape is height based not volume based.
What LittleBlueGames said :)
do this: buy our stuff. ~sigh
No doubt 😂 better videos on RUclips that include free assets
00:00 Introduction
01:12 Creating a new empty level
01:50 Creating basic lighting
02:13 Creating the landscape
03:12 Importing a heightmap
04:02 Adjusting the landscape scale
04:22 Landscape Material and Landscape Grass Types
05:03 Landscape Modes Overview
05:40 Sculpt Mode
06:22 Paint Mode
07:00 Edit Layers
07:32 Painting Landscape Layers/Sub Biomes
08:22 Importing Splatmap Data
09:22 Procedural Foliage Volumes
11:12 Landscape Performance Optimization
12:12 Conclusion
13:15 Outro
Thanks!!
@@realbiomes In 5.3 the demo level doesn't open, It just crashes the program. Any ideas?
Deutsche hier die mindestens ein Jahr Erfahrung in 3D-Modellierung, Programmierung oder Game Engine haben?
I hate how all these tutorials skip steps all the time and just say ''I recommend viewing the official documentation for that step'' ... it sends me away from the video and forces me to look for others that will take the time to explain it properly. I just don't understand why anyone would not just explain that within the tutorial.
good video broh but wtf is nanite?
Dont use the open world level, because its tailored for large levels. Meanwhile, you just uploaded a video with a 64km2 level...
Because big open worlds are a whole different beast to deal with 😅
You're selling awesome and extremely expensive procedural tools and talk at length about both extremely basic things everyone knows from day1 as well as very specific very advanced technical info few know even if they've been working with ue5 for years. Kinda confusing.
Do you think you should probably drop basic stuff because it looks like your audience should be pros. And newbies would just get extremely confused by this video.
Without buying your stuff this is really worthless....
your thousand dollar pack still doesn't support open worlds??? wtf? glad I never bought this what a rip off....
sheeh wanna buy Scots Pine Forest but thats $1000 in my money lol oh well
What was the point in this useles tut in order to do this you need to buy his crap which you can make on your own in 5 mins utter money grabber