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Smile! Unreal Engine's turning 26 today 🎈 What was your first UE project?
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HBD Unreal Engine! 🎂 (OK - this is a shameless plug to let you know that RADiCAL integrates seeeeeamlessly with Unreal Engine 5.4. Subtle, eh?) #UnrealEngine #RADiCAL #RADiCALLovesUnreal #AIMoCap #MotionCapture
Smile! Unreal Engine's turning 26 today 🎈 What was your first UE project?
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𝐓𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐦𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐬 𝐭𝐮𝐭𝐨 🤩 Project structure is crucial when you're working alone, but it's even more important when you're part of a team. 🫱🏼🫲🏽 👉🏼 Let me walk you through how a project is structured in Unreal Engine and the essential things you need to know before diving in! It's vital that you establish a clear project structure right from the start of pre-production to ensure good organization, avoid misunderstandings, and maximize efficiency throughout the development of your project. #unrealengine #unrealengine5 #project #projectstructure Epic Games https://lnkd.in/d6i_tYRt
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Trying different camera angle in UE5.4 Unreal Engine
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I'm excited to share my latest YouTube tutorial with you! In this detailed video, I take you step-by-step through the process of hiding parts of a mesh using transparent/translucent materials in Unreal Engine 5. Whether you're working on a game, an architectural visualization, or any other UE5 project, this technique is invaluable for creating realistic and visually stunning scenes. This tutorial is designed for both beginners and seasoned Unreal Engine users. By the end of the video, you'll have a new skill in your toolkit that will elevate the quality and realism of your projects. Don't miss the chance to watch the tutorial and learn something new! As always, I encourage you to experiment with these techniques and share your results with the community. Your creativity and innovation are what make this community so vibrant and inspiring. Your support and engagement mean the world. Together, let's continue to push the boundaries of what's possible in Unreal Engine 5. Happy creating, and he can't wait to see what you'll design next! Watch the tutorial here: https://lnkd.in/gVTnzCpH #videogames #videojuegos #videogame #gamedev #gamedesign #unrealengine #unrealengine5 #unreal5 #gameindustry #tutorial #tutorials
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Day 6 After some trial and error, Rigged and imported to Unreal Engine
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This is big. Browser based experiences have limited access to the computing capacity of the device, which is a serious limitation of WebXR (among others). However, installing native XR app is in many cases simply too much friction in the UX, while WebXR access is as simple as (a QR code containing) a link and the user is there. WebGPU addresses this issue by an API that exposes the GPU capabilities for the web. Soon we won't need to decide if the experience should be frictionless to access or high quality, thanks to WebGPU, we can have both!
Unreal Engine 5 on WebGPU! h/t Alex St. Louis
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How To Fix An Unreal Process Has Crashed UE4-ManorLords | Fix Manor Lords Unreal Engine Crash Error https://lnkd.in/guGVs44c via YouTube
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Coming up in UE 5.5-A new lighting system has been added to Unreal-MegaLights. This feature seems to remove many of the limitations on the current performance and quality challenges of artists. It also seems to remove the visual quality limitations of Unreal Engine in various industries. This will be another big change.: https://lnkd.in/g7Gzuite
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I am finally ready to showcase what I have been working on in my free time to practice my C++ skills in Unreal Engine. What you see here is a custom First Person Character implementation running on Unreal Engine. You might first notice the smooth stance transition between crouching and walking. I wrote a custom implementation for interpolating the BaseEyeHeight variable which controls the camera's position. The code checks if the actor is an NPC, skipping this interpolation since it is not required, saving on some CPU performance. I also wrote a custom sprint implementation for the Character. All of this logic has been written in a custom CharacterMovementComponent class with internal exception handling. Sprinting is blocked when the character is crouching. I also added support for a custom flag that can block sprinting for situations like ADS (Aiming Down Sights). The flag approach makes sure that when the flag is disabled, sprinting will trigger automatically if the input key is held. The only thing left now is to add a trace check to verify if the character can switch from crouching to walking I will be making a separate post on a flexible weapon system that I wrote in this project. Special thanks to Edward kumar for helping me with the CharacterMovementComponent C++ API. #UE5
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