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A-COM Animation Sample - Final Render (Reference)

Description

This sample provides a complete Unreal Engine 5.6 project showcasing stylized biped and quadruped animation in a cinematic environment.
It’s designed as both a reference and a learning tool for artists and developers, demonstrating how a full animation pipeline, from rigging to animation and layout to lighting, FX, and final rendering, can be handled entirely within Unreal Engine.
It can also serve as a strong starting point for teams looking to create their own animation projects directly inside UE5.

Related Content:

  • A-COM Animatic Sample

Media & Extras

What’s Included (see technical details section for more information)

  • Includes multiple fully rigged characters, modular props, environments, and game-ready animations.

What’s New / Key Workflows

  • Sculpt Morph to create deformation blend shapes directly in Unreal, removing the need to build them in external DCCs.

  • Odyssey plugin for storyboarding and previsualization directly inside Unreal Engine as a Separate FAB project Sample.

  • Reverse Baking workflow to reuse and adapt animation data across multiple rigs and future shorts.

  • Movie Render Graph for final offline-quality rendering of the cinematic.

Intended Use

  • Learn from a fully set up UE5.6 project following current best practices in animation production.

  • Beginners can explore a ready-to-use project structure, Control Rigs, lighting setups, and shot sequencing.

  • Advanced users can dive deeper into modular rig setups, sequencer organization, lighting passes, FX integration, and rendering workflows.

  • Reuse assets, rigs, and animations in your own Unreal Engine projects.

  • Explore the environments and cinematic in real time to study layout, composition, and animation workflows.

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