Megascans

Artstation – Unreal Shader Megascans Assets

Artstation – Unreal Shader Megascans Assets
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Welcome to Unreal Shader series!
During this course I will show you, step by step, how to create a dedicated Megascans Assets Shader!

Skillshare – Filmmaking with Unreal and Quixel Megascans

Skillshare – Filmmaking with Unreal and Quixel Megascans
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Category: Tutorial


Real-time rendering is undoubtedly the future of filmmaking. I’ve used it for personal and professional filmmaking and animation work since the first versions of Unreal 4. Without the need for a powerful render farm, you can build beautiful worlds and sets within a free game engine and render it on a single pc. Unreal now has a host of tools aimed at filmmakers, and can easily be your one stop shop for bringing your animations to life. Quixel Bridge allows you to bring thousands of photorealistic models and textures into Unreal for use at no extra cost. I’ve been so excited to get to use these two powerful tools in my own work, and hopefully with this course, you can easily add them into yours.

Lynda – Unreal Engine and Quixel Megascans Architectural Visualization

Lynda – Unreal Engine and Quixel Megascans Architectural Visualization
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Category: Tutorial


Bring photorealistic architectural scenes to life using Quixel Megascans. In this course, join instructor Zaheer Mukhtar as he shows how to use Megascans-a library of scanned assets and powerful tools that are free to use with Unreal Engine-in your architectural visualization workflow. Zaheer begins by covering the basics of Megascans, including how to install Quixel Bridge, set up a library path, and export Megascans assets from Bridge to Unreal Engine 4 (UE4) to populate your scene. He then shows how to lay out a realistic outdoor architectural scene in UE4. Learn how to assign materials and surfaces to different objects, block out the layout, set up landscapes, place 3D plants throughout a scene, and set up lighting and post processing effects in UE4.