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The things you guys do at quixel is mind blowing!

You can also use the fracture tool with the new niagarra fluid system and have dynamic smoke/fire reacting and colliding with your meshes. For exemple if you want a building to collaps or destroy a wall during your cinematics.

I may have watched thousands of tutorials in my life, if not tens of thousands. This could be the most useful one I have ever watched!

This blew me away. I hadn't realized the modelling workflow in UE5 had progressed this far. Amazing!

I love that you're uploading Breakdowns/tutorials!! this is so helpful thank you

i have to say this is one of the most intense and information packed 13 minutes ive seen in a long time, like dang. ive watched this multiple times since it came out and im still learning new things evey time

Absolutely loved this. Would love to learn more about how you set up the lighting, camera and rendered everything out. It's so good.

You're stretching the creativity to the maximum with new tools .. Many thanks

This is amazing. It's so hard to believe we live in a time where this is possible and they are giving us this capability for free. My mind is packed full of so many ideas I don't even know where to start.

Followed this entire tutorial and understood it fully on the second attempt. I recommend anyone do every method here shown step by step. you'' ll be blown away by the advantages this new modelling and fracturing workflow has in 5.1 Well done Quixel

Everytime i watch one of your videos i have a smile on my face, you guys are on top !!

What is there to add - amazing work and great tips! Thanks for sharing Quixel.

This is what i needed! Thank you so much guys! I love you all

This is by far one of the best ive seen .. Bravo

Fantastic workflow.

I am simply speechless, pls keep the amazing tutorials cominggg

You have amazing voice Jakob! Thanks Quixels's for tutorials, assets, textures, decals, and more 🥰

Thank you Quixel. This is amazing

This was so informative. Ill have to watch this a few time and give this a try.

This is just what I was looking for, so great!

Amazing talk and chalk from Jakob Keudel - thanks!

this video is made with passion. great content, great results

Great tutorial Jacob. Really looking forward to the full series. I just want to request that at some point pls tuch on the lighting and the post processing part of the environment, I'm desperate to learn how to make scenes so cinematic

I love this workflow.

Thank you for teaching , amazing work !!

You guys are awesome , please do more of those kind of videos.

Mind blowing!!!...that scene is crazy!!!..

Amazing! Love you man and UE team!

Incredible! So much to learn

As somebody currently struggling to create a destroyed building for a project, this was an incredible resource! Can’t wait to get into unreal and try this method out myself!

this is one of the best videos i have ever seen

really awesome tutorial. thanks for sharing these techniques!

really really cool, tnks x sharing

You guys are insane, teams are so powerfull.

I have to do EXACTLY this in a new project! Thank you for the overview, you've saved me a lot of hassle out of engine! 🙏

amazing flow!

Epic acquiring Quixel was such a great business decision and gift for Artist/Devs. A Massive Leap in level design in countless ways. Building Maps, Environments, etc.) with detail that's damn near Photoreal in a flash with Great Tools and a MASSIVE Library of 3D Assets for any Environment already scanned and ready to drop in if your not savvy in Modelling. When Quixel first Launched before Epic Acquired them, I was so excited to see a company who Truly saw The Future of how 3D assets for Gaming/TV/Movies/etc) and going all out on providing their users with these High Res Object/Terrain Scans all in one place and for cheap. At the time, Photogrammetry, Laser, and Lidar scanned Assets was something generally Developer Studios, Indie Artists/Devs were still dipping their toes into. Quixel was and is truly a Gift. Watching artists Speed Run Environment Design first hand just shows the Power, Speed, Visual Fidelity, and Versatility of what Quixels service capable of when used with Unreal of course but with other Game Engines and 3D Packeges as well. I cant ramble and praise Epic and Quixel enough about how great there Products are for for Artists, Game Devs, Architects, Cinematographers, Designers, etc), especially right now. We are Spoiled Rotten! My Day Job is in Product Design, so I do Design work for all sorts of Industries. I first tried Unreal 4 to help with my Product Concept and Designs about 3 years ago as another Creative Tool/Software in my arrenal and this "Game Engines" capabilities for "Non-Game" related work took me by Surprise and I quickly added it in my arsenal of 3D Packages like 3DSMAX, Blender, ZBrush, Inventor, Fusion 360, CAD, Photoshop, etc). My Discovery of Quixel was shortly after and I use it alot with Unreal to quickly create and environments for testing/staging products and also as a hobby. Now, because of the UE5's Effortless and mostly free Quixel Libraries, the last 8 months I've got back into pursuing Game Design. I'm finally getting back to being serious and motivated to achieving my Dream of being a full time Game Developer. Again, EU5's major jump in tech "Lumen, Nanite, IK animation, Physics, etc), has made it possible for me to do so because of what was mentioned earlier. I can make more progress in an hour than I used to make in 2-3 days or more. Their Store, The Community, The UI, Its Workflow, and The 1000s of Tutorials have has never made it more achievable. After Modelling for most my life I tried Game Development a long time ago but I didnt have enough free time and life was moving so fast. But, I'm back on the pursuit and I love it. Sure, I run into a lot of problems that need solving but It will always be a part of Game Development and with everything, once you find the solution, you've just gained more experience/skill/knowledge to take with you for the next hurdle. I mentioned it a bit before but my Interest in wanting to learn 3D and Design started in my early high school days from the Modding community for games like Fallout, Skyrim, The Witcher 3, etc) Before then I even remember the Quake and Half-Life Mods that started it all. Aww, Great Times. Anyways, Once I discovered I could make Mods as well, The passion started. All I had to do was Invest some of my free time into watching Tutorials/Guides and Learning those Skills instead of watching TV or wasting time fruitless passtime (even though others thought what I was doing was a waste of time). I also played Guitar and was in a Heavy Metal Band and I life was awesome. It was cool playing Slayer, Megadeth, Opeth, with my friends, especially being young in High School and being those "guys" in a band. Lots of Live shows at House parties when parents were gone. Geez, those were some Crazy times. Anywho, about 6 months jumping into the Modding Hobby at that age, I was making Maps, Characters, Assets, doing Animating, Texturing, and a little Scripting to get my Mods to work. I wanted to be a jack of all trades when it came to Modding but I slowly narrowed my focus into Concept/Asset Design, Modelling/Texturing, and Environments. I continued to do it all as a Hobby for well over 10+ years off and on. I did quite a bit of Freelance Design, Artwork, and Mods over during that time while working my Day Job in Construction. Why? I wanted to learn the Skills/Knowledge and have the Capability to build my own house someday so I worked in Construction for 6 years while making a good living and something I can always fall back on. Later, another opportunity came along working at a Machine Shop that dealt mainly with Custom Fabricationing and Building Machines/Parts for Mills,Factories,Plants,Hospitals, etc). Since I was still doing 3D on the side I was quickly promoted to the "3D Guy" who Modelled all the parts needed to be created by the Water Jet table or CNC Machine. That was the first time I got to see Objects I Modelled/Created become something Tangible and it through Fuel on the Fire in the pursuit to be a Proffesional Artist/Designer. After 3 years at the Machine Shop, I hunted down and sent my Portfolio, Demo Reel, Resume to at least 50 companies. I got alot of attention but got extremely lucky and decided to go with a Product Design Firm that was too good to be true for where I was at in life. No Degree Needed, No Obnoxious Trial Period, and no weird office politics. Again, Im extremely fortunate and I appreciate every bit of it. Its a great work environment with great co-workers (My Fellow Degenerate Artists) and a really relaxed vibe for a 100+ employee company. Just a Portfolio of 3D Modelling/CAD/Engineering work I did when it was my hobby. Over the last 3+ years there Ive probably Concepted and Designed 1000+ Products for Customers/Companies that have taken them to market or put on hold for the future. I head my own Team now and we strictly get to do The Concepts, Design, Asset Creation/Engineering, Rendering, to the Final Product and everything in between. No Marketing and other boring stuff. We get to just Design and Play all day. Of course there is Challenges, Problems, Bad Customers, etc) but Its few and far between. Holy crap, This whole comment is long as hell and I went off on a huge tangent. Hopefully not making me out to be a douchebag. I just love 3D Design, Engineering, Modelling, Game Engine Tech and to get back to my original thought process, again! Because EU5, Quixel, Plugins, and other modern tech, Ive been learning like crazy and making a ton of Progress in UE5. Ive already got a few concepts thrown together in Engine with mechanics and a ton a logic. At first I was just creating environments with Quixel Scan , the 1000+ Assets/Models Ive made over my life (also Models taken from my work), and still modelling new thing all the time with mainly Blender/ZBrush/Substance Painter. I wont stop learning more and pushing more until I can become a full time Developer and eventually start a Game Studio. Wish me Luck! For Those Interested if oyu made it this far. Here are some Products I Have Designed/Modelled for My Job :Literally anything and Everything. I can sit here and type it all. Ive already rambled way too long. - Appliances (Microwaves/Toasters/Benders/Refrigerators/Dish Wear/etc) - Home Decor (Couches, Chairs, Tables, Bed Frames, Lamps/etc) - Renovation (Lavatories/Toilets/Showers/etc) - Tools (Toolboxes/Wrenches/Pliers/Sockets/Hammers) - Power Tools (Lathes/CNC Machines/Cutting Tables/etc) - Automotive/Racing Parts (Body Panels-Kits/Roof-Racks/Bash Bars/Suspension Components/Engine Component's/Wheels/etc) - Phones Accessories (Cases Mainly) - PC/Computers Parts (Cases, Motherboards, Heatsinks, Fans, GPU Covers) - Electronics is 50% of my work load. Again, If its been almost any type of Product, Ive had to least brain storm a concept to a multiple iteration of a final design in 2D or 3D - Okay I feel like im coming off as bragging but I just love Designing and I get the chance to get paid while creating something from nothing and being a "Corporate" Artist I guess if thats the term. QUIXEL ROCKS! I Would have love'd to have been part of your team, especially in the early days. Also, Thank you Quixel for all your hard work, setting the bar higher across the multiple industries with your companies idea, and of course making it easy fr us artiss to build beautiful environments in a single hour or night.

Great video. Thank you!

Looks awesome

I learned a lot from this! Definitely techniques that can be applied to other tools like Blender as well.

OMG, just been blown away by the true power of unreal, for want of a better word this is EPIC.....

Amazing! I'll definitely try it :D

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Thanks for this amazing video

Very insightful thank you

Jesus! This technique blew my frigging mind!

absolutely amazing.

Wow😍Thank You😊

Wow, i didn't know that modeling tool is that powerfull, i going to give it a try for sure!

Thank you so much ❤️

So useful, thanks ~

You took the words right outta my mouth.

Applying the new fracture actor to a 'high quality' megascan model is taking ages...Im going to try on the lower quality ones and see. Great tutorials btw! Thank you!

Very cool!

A very high level tutorial video! Thanks a lot at first. Is there a place where i can download the concrete textures you used in the tutorial video?

Thank you sir!

this is amazing

Quixel and nanite have me ready to learn unreal. I know blender pretty well but a whole new way of doing things is intimidating

what a amazing software

Really nice

how long did it take to make that entire scene? that's incredibly detailed!

It's graet work. Thank you for tuttorial!!!

Perfect tutorial exactly perfect....

13 minutes that changed my life ! INSANE ! Thanks

this approach to content creation is literally what game development needs

Freaking Awesome!!!

Thank you for offering such a good demonstration. Can you please also let us know what's your PC specs for running this buttery smooth. Thx!

Great work. amazing! where can I simply buy a scene like this to use and would this also look good from a "fly-over" shot like an establishing shot of a war scene.

Just WOW!

Super Awesome 🤩

Game changer stuff... Just waow!!

Absolutely INCREDIBLE!!!! tytytytyty!!!!

I wish i can do that someday!

Omg thank you! This was an extremely useful and simple tutorial. I'm not sure if I would have been able to install without it

a lot of UE in-editor modeling tips. Very cool. moves very fast so, absorb and replay.

at 4:28 i see you added some new seams with the "SeamEd" tool - but how did you deleted the "old" ones?

joo wtf this modelling and fracturing is completely OP

Love it! so what about to use the stuff created here with nanite? we have to activate nanite in every seperate piece/ chunk we created?

Do you guys have a ressource / tut on how you did the smoke in the background? Really wanna learn Niagara!

Look awesome, May I know what is your rig spec?

Beveling the edges with displaced geo is brilliant!

Holy shit this is absolutely jaw dropping

my small brain can not fathom the massive amount of knowledge it took to make something like this possible! blew my mind...

Can the X UV tool be used for displace individual faces differently?

Impressive

What materials from quixel are being used here? Can't find the same ones.

The integrated modelling tools for Unreal really are a game changer. I hope we see a lot of new tools and features added in the next Unreal updates. This really makes content creation that much faster.

Awesome

Is there somewhere a nice and useful full tutorial on Unreal 5 for visualisation and cinematics for beginners ? All I see from you guys drive me crazy, I want to learn all the secrets and techniques to use it perfectly ...

Which gpu did you guys used here? Please answer becasue this will effect our upcoming game workflow.

Damn I wish I had the skills to do this stuff!

ground in just 17 minutes, amazing.

What’s the name of the music track please? Great tutorial!

how do you displace just the new material generated by the fracture?

Those were the days when Quixel published tutorials

Can you please tell me what music is playing in the background???

Very secure! A lot of anti-scamming features.

SHIT IS SICK!!! 😳

Coming from Maya and Blender, this workflow seems like the future.