Unreal Lighting 4.27 - PBR Exposure Workflow - Day/Overcast

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Amit Ginni Patpatia

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

01:36

2. Generally what you will end up doing.mp4

04:52

3. Downloading Unreal Engine Project.mp4

01:35

4. Basic Intro to Unreal Engine.mp4

08:32

5. Preparing Map.mp4

05:55

2. PBR Material Understanding for Lighting

1. Understanding Material Views.mp4

05:17

2. Figuring out Scene Materials.mp4

10:54

3. Creating Fresh Materials.mp4

10:46

4. Exporting Texture.mp4

04:27

5. Editing Roughness and Metalness.mp4

19:59

6. Editing Scratch Details.mp4

09:37

7. Checking SRGB.mp4

01:31

8. Adding New Texture and Material.mp4

09:09

9. Adding Grunge Material.mp4

10:43

10. Fixing The Rest of The Material.mp4

07:27

11. Assigning Materials.mp4

02:15

12. Tweaking Arc Mesh Material.mp4

01:29

13. Noticing Poor Texture Details.mp4

01:43

3. Updating Scene

1. Removing Unwanted Light Fixtues.mp4

01:59

2. Reducing Light Chaos.mp4

04:17

3. Cleaning Out Unwanted VFX.mp4

02:01

4. Adding Reflection Capture.mp4

05:13

5. Reorganizing and Cleanup.mp4

09:30

4. Setting up Daytime Lighting

1. Setting up Daylight and Basic Exposure.mp4

25:28

2. Understanding Exposure and Lux.mp4

13:58

3. Transferring Exposure into a Curve and updating reflection.mp4

48:15

4. Volumetric Lightmaps and Light Bleeding.mp4

09:51

5. Post Process and Color Grading.mp4

18:11

6. Additional Lighting.mp4

22:17

7. Correcting Render Settings.mp4

07:49

8. Cleaning Up Light and Naming.mp4

04:16

9. Final Lighting Tweaks.mp4

18:37

5. Outro

1. What is next.mp4

02:39

2. Reaching next level.mp4

02:57

Description

Learn industry game lighting workflow by understanding material, exposure and environments.

What You'll Learn?

Analyse and spot poor materials to understand why lighting in an environment is poor
Editing poor materials into PBR Correct values to improve the environment lighting
Understand and use exposure compensation correctly for lighting
Author correct sky and expose it correctly

Who is this for?

This is a beginners to advance introduction to PBR Game Lighting.

What You Need to Know?

It is recommended you know your way around unreal engine 4.27/5

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Description
In this course, you will learn unreal lighting for game-ready production using PBR workflow on the materials and Exposure based lighting in the environment. The recordings are done using Unreal 4.27 but you can now also download the assets for UE 5 and do it there if you want to. You will learn to author game-ready sky, correct poor materials, and light efficiently and beautifully while understanding the technical details that go into lighting. By the time you are done, you can spot an environment being poorly authored, how to correct it, and why your lighting looks bad. This course makes you more attractive professionally as you will get an insight into how we do game development lighting. This is a highly popular course from Lighting Bot and many people have gotten work when watching the full course with its multiple lighting scenario and time of day. This rips off the imaginary "portfolio lighting" and teaches you real lighting for actual game settings from a technical point of view and an artistic point of view. This is part 1 and 2 of 4 so consider getting all of it if you are happy with this detailed course by award-winning lighting artists who have trained over 4000 people the last 15 years to avoid misinformation often found on free video service sites.

PS: Half of the videos have low volume due to the microphone but you will notice some are better, that is when I added updated videos with a better microphone. So, make sure you have a good volume.
Who this course is for:
This is a beginners to advance introduction to PBR Game Lighting.

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