I recently purchased UE4 (subscription) and … yeah… I know how to model alot of stuff and I know how to model a human fully
EXCEPT THE HEAD…
I never succeeded in modeling the head…
That’s a problem…
another is the terrain… where do I start?? I know there is alot of tutorials out there but…
to make a nice perfect one… DO I NEED to use outer heightmap applications? or just the UE’s default one… and if I use the default one… how would I make it look like… what would inspire me?
That’s two problems…
Another is the materials… and the blueprints…
I have very good knowledge in the JAVA language… so how would that help in blueprints? where do I start?
materials… any good tutorials that would get me started??
How long would learning all ^ that take me?
I will be soo grateful to who answers the questions… and even who tries
Terrain:
I personally use the tools which are included in the UE4 -> I just take a picture of the place that I would like to have and then I try to reproduce it with the landscape tool. The more often you do it, the better it gets
Thanks mate,
But another question for you: Does the terrain editor in UE4 differentiate from outer terrain editors? like in quality? and the look? because I really care for those stuff
Yes and No ^^ It’s much easier to create a realistic looking terrain with world machine, but it is also possible with the tools in the landscape editor (just takes more time).
Make use of the two erosion tools! They are pretty important to create realistic mountain, hills, cliffy,… landscapes. Also make sure that you have lots of variations in your material so that the player cant see the tiling!
But as I said, when you want to easily create a good looking/realistic landscape I would recommend you to do it in world machine/terresculptor/…
green= event
red= your sword
orange= attach node
violet= attaches it to the character
Also make sure to choose “snap to target” in the attach node + type in your socket name
(you just have to take a look at the nodes with a line around them, the other parts are not important for you -> they are from my game)