Real life complex materials for UE

Real life complex materials for UE, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 34 lectures, based on 53 reviews, and has 551 subscribers.

You will learn about Create real life examples of materials that your will use during your career Not only create cool materials in unreal engine, but understand them Learn the techniques and the right mind set when making materials This course is ideal for individuals who are Any enthusiast of unreal engine who wants to learn more about materials It is particularly useful for Any enthusiast of unreal engine who wants to learn more about materials.

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Summary

Title: Real life complex materials for UE

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Curriculum Items: 34

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 34

Original Price: CA$34.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Create real life examples of materials that your will use during your career
Not only create cool materials in unreal engine, but understand them
Learn the techniques and the right mind set when making materials

Who Should Attend

Any enthusiast of unreal engine who wants to learn more about materials

Target Audiences

Any enthusiast of unreal engine who wants to learn more about materials

The intention of this course is not to show you how to create cool materials inside unreal engine, but understand them, you will understand why you need to multiply or divide certain numbers and what are the implications of those operations in real time.

Understanding materials

The course is divided in several materials one more difficult than the another, it is important that you watch them in a linear fashion since the topics exposed in the first ones will be used in the next parts

Download project empty files to follow along with this course

This course includes a .zip file which can be extracted for you to follow along, it is important to mention the version we will be using is 4.25, the maths and logic exposed in this course can be used in old versions of UE but the assets are not compatible.

This course will cover:

Creating a soil material, where we will see basic math concept that are really necessary for the following tutorials
Creating an animated fish, we will understand trigonometric functions while we do a cool animation for a fish
Creating a toon shader, we will see in deep what is deferred rendering and how to create a custom cheap light model inside the material editor
Creating a drawing effect, as complement for the toon shader we will create a cool post proccess effect using outlines, we will understand various concepts that are use inside image processeing
Creating a radial blur, for this last tutorial we will use HLSL code, since is the only way to archive such a complex effect!

Who is this course for:

People who wants to learn about unreal engine in general
Those who want to understand the operations they are doing inside a material graph

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The project files

Chapter 2: Creating a soil material

Lecture 1: Understanding displacement maps

Lecture 2: Marking world position to create puddles

Lecture 3: Sampling world position as UV

Lecture 4: Controlling tessellation manually

Chapter 3: Animating a fish with materials

Lecture 1: Creating lateral movement

Lecture 2: Create rotational movement

Lecture 3: Deforming body with sine waves

Lecture 4: Masking movement and finalizing the fish

Chapter 4: Toon shader

Lecture 1: Creating a background shader with maths

Lecture 2: Understanding deferred rendering

Lecture 3: Creating a lambert light model

Lecture 4: Adding cross hatch in the shadow parts

Lecture 5: Creating ambient light

Lecture 6: Creating rim lights 01

Lecture 7: Creating rim lights 02

Lecture 8: Creating rim lights 03

Lecture 9: Toon specular

Lecture 10: The final shader

Chapter 5: Drawing effect

Lecture 1: Understading depth

Lecture 2: What is a kernel in image processing

Lecture 3: Drawing outlines

Lecture 4: Drawing inlines

Lecture 5: Drawing shadows

Lecture 6: Finalizing post process

Lecture 7: Proyect PP into mesh

Chapter 6: Radial blur

Lecture 1: Main setup

Lecture 2: Understanding HLSL shading code in UE

Lecture 3: Understanding blur

Lecture 4: Creating a psudo box blur horizontal

Lecture 5: Creating psudo box blur vertical

Lecture 6: Creating radial blur

Lecture 7: The final radial blur effect

Instructors

Bear Teacher
Tool Developer

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