Our choice of texturing application - Unreal Engine Tutorial

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Create materials that look as real as possible in Unreal Engine

    1m 42s
• 1. Important Workflow Considerations 1. Important Workflow Considerations

  • Why is UVW mapping important?

    2m 21s
  • Geometry detail vs. Texture detail

    3m 5s
  • Why texture procedurally?

    2m 45s
  • The advantage of bitmaps in Unreal

    2m 48s
  • Understanding scale and resolution

    5m 27s
  • Environment vs. asset texturing

    2m 34s
  • Our choice of texturing application

    2m 23s
• 2. Building Materials Inside Unreal 2. Building Materials Inside Unreal

  • How and when to use Unreal's Material Editor

    3m 25s
  • Creating a new Material

    3m 10s
  • Setting up the base colour

    4m 26s
  • Adding the roughness

    3m 46s
  • Blending the normal maps

    2m 48s
  • Exposing parameters for reusability

    4m 52s
  • Build flexibility into materials

    2m 38s
• 3. Using Substance Source and Share with Unreal 3. Using Substance Source and Share with Unreal

  • Downloading the Substance plugin

    2m 7s
  • Using Substance Share

    2m 43s
  • Accessing and navigating Substance Source

    2m 22s
  • Using downloaded .sbs files in Designer

    2m 52s
  • Taking .sbsar files into Unreal

    2m 47s
• 4. Putting Bitmap 2 Material to Good Use 4. Putting Bitmap 2 Material to Good Use

  • What makes a good starting photo?

    4m 49s
  • Using the B2M standalone application

    4m 38s
  • Utilizing B2M inside Substance Designer

    4m 1s
  • Using B2M inside the Unreal Engine

    3m 48s
  • Working with patterns in B2M

    2m 41s
• 5. Benifits of Procedural Texturing 5. Benifits of Procedural Texturing

  • Understanding the Relative to Parent option

    3m 37s
  • Creating tileability

    2m 52s
  • Adding flexibility to our materials

    3m 16s
  • Simplifying materials for game engine use

    2m 48s
• Conclusion Conclusion

  • Next steps

    50s