Unreal Engine: Lunchtime Lessons
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Build your Unreal Engine skills in your spare time. Tune in each week for expert tips and techniques on everything from lighting to interactivity.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Create games, visualizations, and VR with Unreal Engine
- Working with the exercise files
- Animated water material
- Use vertex painting for groundcover
- Set up geometry for vertex painting
- Optimize textures with channel packing
- Color grading scenes using LUTs
- Add ambient sound
- Consistent light exposure via Datasmith
- Use the Datasmith Attributes Modifier in 3ds Max
- Import real-world terrain into Unreal
- Use parameters to adjust materials
- Light linking using Lighting Channels
- Create a gobo using Light Functions
- Set up raytracing in Unreal 4.22.3
- Raytracing via post-production volumes
- Use rect lights for raytracing
- Open a door automatically
- Create blob shadows
- Use capsule shadows on large objects
- Create glass materials
- Understanding the Material Analyzer
- Create material functions
- Interact using key commands
- Create a simple main menu
- Add pop-up menus
- Switch between materials
- Speed up workflows with project templates
- Create material instances
- Using the HDRI Backdrop plugin
- Metal flake materials for automotive
- Manage auto exposure
- Export from Maya to Unreal
- Using material libraries
- Understanding foliage materials
- Organize and comment on materials
- IES lighting
- Manipulate pivots in Unreal
- Using USD files in Unreal
- Physically based sun and sky
- Using Quixel Megascan assets
- Visual Dataprep in Datasmith
- Screen Space Global Illumination (SSGI)
- Layered landscape editing
- Understanding view modes
- Create viewport bookmarks
- Optimize rendering for visualization
- Photoshop blend modes in materials
- Select and replace assets
- Understanding fog in Unreal
- Create light shaft effects
- Using the Variant Manager
- Interfaces using the Variant Manager
- New interface features in 4.25
- Creating material layers
- Painting layered materials
- Adjusting lights with a slider
- Using blueprint brushes for landscapes
- Creating landscape features with splines
- Brushed metal using anisotropy
- Physically based translucency
- Lidar point clouds
- Creating swatches using color themes
- Creating neutral lighting
Taught by
George Maestri
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