There seems to be very little information on how to achieve this in unreal. There's plenty of demos out there and some tutorials that are years old.
Can anyone gide me as to how i can bring in either a transparent background video, or making a chromakey video for compositing it within unreal engine? I have also tried with image sequences seems its rather cpu intensive, must be doing something wrong.
What I'm trying to do is use Unreal Engine for film-making, in particular compositing 2D sequences within a 3D environment similar to what Disney and Dream works was doing in the early to late 90's. Heres a test clip I did with iClone but I'm really looking to leverage engines lighting and rendering which is a million times better than iClone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQSmekpH9e8
Can anyone gide me as to how i can bring in either a transparent background video, or making a chromakey video for compositing it within unreal engine? I have also tried with image sequences seems its rather cpu intensive, must be doing something wrong.
What I'm trying to do is use Unreal Engine for film-making, in particular compositing 2D sequences within a 3D environment similar to what Disney and Dream works was doing in the early to late 90's. Heres a test clip I did with iClone but I'm really looking to leverage engines lighting and rendering which is a million times better than iClone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQSmekpH9e8
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