The quickest and easiest way to create levels and scenes is by using procedural components. Today we're back with another Unreal Engine tutorial in which we'll take a look over a neat system of procedural foliage in UE4.
This might sound complicate at first since usually procedural stuff is a headache to set up but I guarantee it, the way Epic Games implemented this into Unreal Engine 4 is perfect and really easy to set up.

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Procedural is slowly becoming the standards when it comes to games. Why is that? Mostly because people want to experience an unique gameplay every time. That being said, learning how to create procedural parts is a must these days. UE4 took a step forward and made sure its users can easily have a procedural forest generation tool at hand which is a surprise, but a welcomed one.

Remember that procedural doesn't mean real…