Unreal Engine 4 Blog
I’m more than happy to announce that my new pack „Scavenger’s Loot pack” has been released on the UE4 Marketplace!
Scavenger’s Loot Pack – A pack of assets for everyone who loves to scavenge, loot or craft in adventure, survival / horror games. Objects are grouped into 5 categories: Craft Parts, Food, Health, Misc and Tools. Open wishlist: Vote for new assets to be added in future updates!
Last weekend I had chance to talk with Jay H Patel from Monolight Studio about his new „Azuma House” project. Here’s a short interview.
I’m happy to announce that my new package „Money Pack Vol. 1” has been released on the Unreal Engine 4 Marketplace! Check out overview video:
See below for more details.
Interactive Lights System (ILS) allows you to quickly set-up an interactive connection between lights and light switches in Unreal Engine 4. It’s a set of Advanced Blueprints to control when or how lights are switched on or switched off within certain area
Feature Walkthrough video:
Available on the UE Marketplace: Link
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My goal was to create an easy-to-use, high quality and customizable glass / transparent material pack for everyone. It doesn’t matter if you are an architect, a game developer or a filmmaker, you should find this package useful.
Here’s an overview video in 4K resolution at 60 FPS:
I have updated my asset packages so adding then to your UE4 project is simpler now. I’ve made a short video where I’m showing each step. I hope it helps you somehow.
YouTube video:
Hello!
I present „Quick Bone tool” version 1.0.
If you’ve watched my previous tutorial about pre-made physics simulation (link) you know how can this be helpful and speed your workflow.
In few words:
Quick Bone tool is a simple script which helps you to quickly create single bones within currently selected objects. Created bones are aligned to objects pivot point accordingly. Skin modifier can be added optionally.
Poll is closed. Thanks for your votes! See the results here
If you are a 3D artist and you make lots of 3D objects for Unreal Engine, you most likely experienced how boring and repetitive can FBX workflow be. I don’t like to waste my time on things that can be done quicker. I’m sure Tom Shannon thinks the same and that’s why he decided to develop a simple script for 3ds Max. It’s called TS_UE4FBXExporter (sexy name – we agree!) and it helps you to export objects. Screen below shows the script UI:
Hello and welcome to the Unreal Engine 4 dev blog – a place for game developers where you can find useful tips & tricks, tutorials and free content for Unreal Engine 4.
Actually the thing that made us start this blog was to share our passion and experience we gained in game industry over 4+ years. We strongly believe that community is real power and we want to be a part of it.
Unreal Engine was and currently is one of the most powerful game engines on the market. Therefore, most of the posts and content will be specifically focused on UE4.
Feel free to give us feedback, comment or suggest what should we add to make this blog more interesting. It’s normal that one person cannot know everything about game development, so share your knowledge and experience as well.
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