Unreal Engine Blueprint Interaction for ArchViz Projects

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Joel Bradley

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01 Introduction

001 Why interaction is important.mp4

02:14

02 Radio Toggle with Sound and Particles

001 Creating the interaction controls.mp4

03:41

002 Assembling the Blueprint Actor.mp4

06:04

003 Testing what the user is looking at via line tracing.mp4

07:30

004 Calculating the users camera position.mp4

03:25

005 Toggling the TVs sound and picture on and off.mp4

06:27

006 Triggering the effect.mp4

06:28

03 Creating Custom Light Switches

001 Setting up the light switch actor.mp4

04:54

002 Creating the light fixture actor.mp4

03:19

003 Building the switch blueprint.mp4

05:13

004 Adding the light blueprint responses.mp4

03:20

04 Directional Swinging Doors

001 Assembling the door actor.mp4

04:38

002 Adding the interaction.mp4

02:45

003 Determining swing direction part 1.mp4

04:46

004 Determining swing direction part 2.mp4

03:23

005 Animating the swing action.mp4

08:35

05 Object Interact Outline

001 Building the outline interaction.mp4

04:34

002 Setting up the material.mp4

08:19

003 Adding the material outline blueprint.mp4

06:35

004 Testing the level.mp4

02:35

06 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

01:55

Description

Architectural visualization renderings allow designers to create amazingly detailed virtual building models, and make the designer-client interaction much easier than in the days of hand-drawn designs. As technology catches up with imagination, it’s now possible to generate extremely detailed interactive architectural visualizations, creating a more engaging experience than just watching a video or flicking through still image renders. In this course, Joel Bradley walks you through the creation of four key types of interactions that will give arch viz artists a wide range of options on their next project. Through the creation of interactive items like computer monitors, swinging doors, and functioning light switches, Joel illustrates how adding interactive behaviors can give a client presentation a sense of immersion that helps the project move smoothly through the design phase.

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My name is Joel Bradley and for the past 14 years I have had the privilege of working in the CG Industry. Like many of you, I learned my craft as a freelance generalist who was prepared to do whatever his current job required, be that Modelling, UV Mapping, Particles, or whatever. In fact, if you can name it, I have probably had to do it. For the past 9 years though, I have focused my efforts on education and so have worked to produce video based training for a number of companies, including Epic Games, Linkedin Learning, The Pixel Academy, Lynda.com and Infinite skills. Thanks to my early freelance work, I have been able to cover a wide range of topics in this field such as Modelling, UVW Mapping, Texturing, Rendering, Compositing, Animation, Physics Simulations and more. My current focus however, is on game development and asset creation using Blender, Unreal Engine 4 and my beloved ‘Substance’ toolset from Allegorithmic. In my honest opinion, there is nothing more satisfying than seeing your creations come to life inside a real time engine, and I am hoping that you will be able to get that same buzz from your own work. Feel free to drop me a line regarding my books, or indeed any of my training titles here on Linked In

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