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Project Grot showcases an ancient cave, illuminated by the fiery glow of molten lava, taking the viewer on a journey through the depths of an otherworldly realm. In this lesson, learn how to create these alien-looking ruins. Start by learning how to build a procedural tool that transforms a rough blockout into a detailed, high-poly mesh that can be used inside Unreal. These kinds of tools are designed to give you fast iteration times, making it easier to experiment and refine your environments efficiently.
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xhesibeqiri 1 month, 3 weeks ago |
Hi there!
thank you for the tutorial, very helpfull but there is a missing info tho: how to make the vertex color materials so they work in ue.
there is no explanation on how to apply the RGB channels we created to a material in UE g.g
hopefully you guys can cover that too, wolud be great!
jooleanboolean 1 month, 3 weeks ago |
Hey hey :)
The specific material that ended up in the project was made by my colleague, so I didn’t cover how it was made. However if you’re interested in general how to make your own vertex color based shader, I wrote an article that should help you get jumpstarted:
https://www.artstation.com/julianbragagna/blog/yYYq/houdini-revisiting-vertex-colors-in-the-age-of-nanite
I hope this helps!
raffi.janf 1 month, 2 weeks ago |
GOD BLESS YOU MAN
Zandermn 1 month ago |
Amazing tutorial. I like the way it organized. I have a viewport related problem: my mesh display black and white instead of purple when I reach to 5:00 part of the video. How can I change the display back to purpule?
Zandermn 1 month ago |
Sorry. I forgot it's in mask viewing mode. You enable it by open node info graph and enable layer "mask".
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