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* To be released 2021/2022. | * To be released 2021/2022. | ||
** Trello still lists a 4.26, which might be the last update for main version 4. | ** Trello still lists a 4.26, which might be the last update for main version 4. | ||
** A separate (preview) of 4.26-Chaos (destruction physics) | ** A separate (preview) of 4.26-Chaos (destruction physics) has been released too. | ||
[https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/blog/a-first-look-at-unreal-engine-5 UE 5 is basically UE 4 fully matured.] | [https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/blog/a-first-look-at-unreal-engine-5 UE 5 is basically UE 4 fully matured.] | ||
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'''List of interesting programs beside UE4/5:''' | '''List of interesting programs beside UE4/5:''' | ||
* '''Blender''' (general 3D and animations) | * '''Blender''' (general 3D and animations) | ||
* '''Subtance''' ( | * '''Subtance''' (high-end material creation) | ||
* '''Zbrush''' ("organic" character creation) | * '''Zbrush''' (so far more suited for "organic" character creation than Blender) | ||
At some point [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW_00xWZNIE Datasmith (export addons for more professional programs) / Visual Data Prep] might be worth a look. | At some point [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW_00xWZNIE Datasmith (export addons for more professional programs) / Visual Data Prep] might be worth a look. | ||
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSRZ1ipQ19o | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSRZ1ipQ19o Datasmith Dataprep (Mathew Wadstein)] | ||
Revision as of 17:17, 15 February 2021
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- LFS
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Limits of SVN
Unreal Engine 5
- To be released 2021/2022.
- Trello still lists a 4.26, which might be the last update for main version 4.
- A separate (preview) of 4.26-Chaos (destruction physics) has been released too.
UE 5 is basically UE 4 fully matured.
Features:
- UE 4 projects can be ported
- Nanite: Objects with extreme high poly count are not longer a problem
- Lumen: Real time illumination (and no more normal maps and baking required)
- Niagara: Advanced particles system
- Anims that better interact with env
Programs and automation
Epic seems to keep adding Python support so some aspects of workflows can be automated with more ease.
Therefore Blender and Unreal seems to be a good combination in the future.
List of interesting programs beside UE4/5:
- Blender (general 3D and animations)
- Subtance (high-end material creation)
- Zbrush (so far more suited for "organic" character creation than Blender)
At some point Datasmith (export addons for more professional programs) / Visual Data Prep might be worth a look.
List of languages that can work together:
- Blueprints (you could say "Visual Scripting of C++")
- It allows relative easy programming (or more exactly "scripting") for doing standard stuff. Professionals consider it more as "rapid prototyping" to demo something.
- C++ (add new functionality)
- Python (automation, managing assets)
Working with C++
Note of warning: Unreal Engine gets updates on a regular basis. To have always the most and up-to-date features available one would need to transfer own code from an old engine to the new one.