In this video tutorial, Saber Jlassi will show you how to transfer high-res assets from Houdini into Unreal Engine. The tutorial covers everything from creating UVs to generating maps.
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Video Timecode Breakdown
Intro (2:29)
Procedural UVs on Wall (1:10)
Procedural UVs on Wall (Unwarp) (10:57)
Baking the Wall and Cliff (17:45)
The Result (26:47)
Cliff Prep (27:25)
Cliff Baking (43:03)
Results #2 (49:36)
Standing Rock Prep (50:29)
Displacing Geo (58:54)
Unreal Engine Part 1 (1:05:27)
Unreal Engine Part 2 (1:15:36)

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The goal of this project is to create a procedural building with the vertex color method and blueprint in UE4. First of all, I used Maya to model a building modular asset and textured in Substance Painter. Second, I import the FBX file into Houdini to make a vertex color so that I can control vertex color data info in UE4 shader. That's great learning progress, and I have learned a lot of tech arts.

Inspired by Tech Art Aid:
UE4: Good-Looking Randomization for Procedural Buildings
https://youtu.be/J5LXIApQmzA

This is one of my Technical Art IV  course demos.

Soundtrack: Cyberpunk 2077 OST

Thank you!
Junliang

Environment & Procedural Artist
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