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Unreal Engine 5 Basics with Ellie Cooper
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- 4 hours 17 minutesTotal Course Duration
- 108 VideosVideos in Course
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Intro to the Sequencer
Cameras
Lesson 3 of 10 Unreal Engine 5 Basics
This lesson will teach you the various tools you need to create a nice shot within Unreal Engine 5. You’ll learn about Nanite, camera angles and various camera settings.
Camera Challenge Homework
Frame your own shots within the scene you re-lit during the previous challenge. Experiment with different focal lengths, framing, and camera settings.
For extra credit, try customizing the lighting of your scene and placement of assets to work best with your shots, tying together what you've learned in the three challenges so far!
Student Homework
Lesson 1
Absolute Basics
In this lesson you’ll learn the most basic elements of Unreal. You’ll explore the UI, then learn to move and manipulate objects within your scene.
- 34 minutesTotal Lesson Duration
- 16 VideosVideo Lectures in this Lesson
Guidance
Introduction
Intro to Unreal
Basic Functions
Basic Scene Challenge
Lesson 2
Assets and Lighting
In this lesson you’ll learn to import assets from Quixel, Epic Marketplace, or custom sources. After this, you’ll explore Lumen and the various ways to light a scene.
- 49 minutesTotal Lesson Duration
- 14 VideosVideo Lectures in this Lesson
Guidance
Introduction
Using Assets
Lighting
Basic Lighting Challenge
Lesson 3
this lessonCameras
This lesson will teach you the various tools you need to create a nice shot within Unreal Engine 5. You’ll learn about Nanite, camera angles and various camera settings.
- 24 minutesTotal Lesson Duration
- 11 VideosVideo Lectures in this Lesson
Lesson 4
Post-Processing
This lesson will help you to add lens effects like bloom, lens flare and vignetting, then color processing like temperature, color grading and film settings.
- 16 minutesTotal Lesson Duration
- 14 VideosVideo Lectures in this Lesson
Guidance
Introduction
Lens Effects
Color Processing
Lighting and Reflections
Conclusion
Lesson 5
Landscapes
In this lesson you’ll learn to craft a natural landscape, apply a landscape material, and add foliage.
- 40 minutesTotal Lesson Duration
- 9 VideosVideo Lectures in this Lesson
- Project FilesDownloadable Project Files
Guidance
Lesson 6
Rendering
In this lesson you’ll learn to render out still frames or cinematics in Unreal, along with various settings that can help to improve your imagery.
- 11 minutesTotal Lesson Duration
- 6 VideosVideo Lectures in this Lesson
Guidance
Introduction
Sequencer Basics
Finalizing
Lesson 7
HDRI
In this lesson you’ll learn to add, set up, and most effectively use an HDRI in your scene.
- 6 minutesTotal Lesson Duration
- 6 VideosVideo Lectures in this Lesson
Guidance
Introduction
HDRI Basics
Conclusion
Lesson 8
Customizing Materials
In this lesson you’ll learn to apply, create and customize materials in Unreal Engine 5.
- 23 minutesTotal Lesson Duration
- 17 VideosVideo Lectures in this Lesson
Guidance
Introduction
Setting Up a Material
Material Instances
Customized Materials Challenge
Lesson 9
MetaHumans
In this lesson you’ll learn to create your own MetaHuman, a highly detailed customizable character for use in Unreal Engine. You’ll then learn to pose your characters effectively.
- 38 minutesTotal Lesson Duration
- 8 VideosVideo Lectures in this Lesson
Guidance
Introduction
Getting Acquainted with MetaHumans
Posing
MetaHumans Challenge
Lesson 10
Expanding Your Horizons
In this quick lesson, Ellie will go over various resources you can use to further your Unreal knowledge, in whichever specialty you want to pursue.
- 11 minutesTotal Lesson Duration
- 7 VideosVideo Lectures in this Lesson
Guidance
Introduction
Further Learning
Becoming an Unreal Pro
Conclusion
4 Comments
I dont understand how Nanite is supposed to be better? Using it in a simple map like the third person map just lags the fuck out of it. Your FPS just drop to 40 randomly and then go up to 100. While without it you have almost permanently 120 FPS in my case.
5.4 is my first unreal editor at stime stamp 2.20 you show how to visualize Nanite clusters but I can not find that option in editor 5.4 - Can anyone help ?
I found the problem ME - I though you clicked SHOW but you clicked LIT and I do not know how to the delete my Comment here?
Sorry - I found the problem ME - I though you clicked SHOW but you clicked LIT