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Time Stamps 1:29 Product rendering 3:20 Virtuel Production 4:30 DnD 6:08 EDM Concert Animation 7:53 Meta Human Workout 9:00 Phobia Simulator

I worked as an actor on a virtual production not long ago. They also need someone present there with a lot of experience in unreal engine. To get the motion tracking to work and last minute changes to lighting and such. I feel like not many people in the game dev scene are aware of this job opportunity!

Damn, it's been a little while I haven't been on your channel, and I gotta say, your editing style, taste in fonts, and overall pacing in your vids have improved by leaps and bounds ! Well done, man !

Newcastle University in the UK has already created your phobia sim. You can find the papers online somewhere. Its designed around the exposure therapy idea. Seems it was successful in reducing peoples phobias. Though there's nothing stopping others creating something similar.

What you forgot to mention about fiverr and Upwork is that it can get insultingly cheap. I mean like trying to get a whole game made in 200-300 cheap. Upwork is a bit better but 90% client on these platforms are very very low paid

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Dang I missed these videos so glad theyre back

I use UE5 to do light rendering for architectural projects. The what you see and what you get nature of a real time engine saves a lot of time.

That editing is really good!

I'm not gonna lie. You got my creative juices flowing.

The medical faculty of my university, has a laboratory that makes multimedia projects to help people overcome or control health problems. One of the things that they do is exactly phobias simulations, in which the patient uses a VR headset to be immersed on the experience's environment, and controls the level of the phobia (for example, in the arachnophobia simulator, the patient is seated in front of a table, and can control the number of spiders that are on top of it).

Is it worth it if I learn C# as a 3d environment artist if I want to work with unreal engine to create a product? is Python useful?

Awesome video. Can someone please help me with this. I am learning Blender for a while now and I never really create anything to the end, and now I want to learn Unreal Engine. Is there any point in learning Unreal without Blender?

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The phobia simulator is a top notch idea

What do you mean by creating D&D environments? The examples you gave were mainly physical objects that are modeled in other software and 3d printed, or just created by hand. Do you mean creating top-down looping video maps (or even live maps, but the GM needs to be able to run them with a proper setup) out of UE5 environments? That's a great concept I've seen done before.

Thank you for this! I watched a couple of videos you made of the same topic yesterday, and it really seems like virtual production is an up and coming market. Is it a tough field to work in?

I also 100% agree with the phobia simulator - I was actually looking for something like that online recently since I have phobia for driving cars (almost crashed during my first driving lesson).

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showing how to make money on fiverr is like showing how to make money collecting cans. it’s technically true, but there are a million better options, unless it’s your *only* option

Just for clarification, I asked ILM last year if they still used UE for Mando. They said it was used for season 1 but after that they rebuilt their software for their Stagecraft Volumes.

such a great content! i too got striked by the idea of a phobia simulator or diferent types of enviroments for training especific jobs such as thoose with heights and also the one ideia a like the most, an interface for classrooms to explore subjects as cells in 3D or test diferent physics

best intro so far :D

awesome vid ty!

Wow, this is Unreal

Production quality and editing of this video is very nice.

Great vid! Phobia sim sounds like it has real potential! I'm scared of being eaten by sharks....I guess that's really just a fear of intense pain followed by death - might be an interesting sim!

Hey, dude of Stylized Station! Could you, please, post links to the references in this video - the Audi one (1:45), the Nike one (1:49), etc.? That would be mighty neighborly of you!

Great and inspiring video! I just don't know what I am supposed to do to gather this income. Let us say that I have multiple streams of revenue, assets on UE market place, gumroad courses, youtube videos, twitch and patreon. How do you tax all this income? What do I do as an individual when it comes to managing this flow of cash? For example I assume that the channel owner of Stylized station is a single person. How do you manage your income and taxes? Do you have a separate bank account or is it all going straight into your private account? The course you are selling on your website, how do you manage every transaction and eventually tax it? It's a lot of talk about how to make money, but I would love to have some insight on how people properly manage their "business". *I know this depends on a countries laws etc. but in general, if i receive money from a service or a product ONLINE, how do people manage it

Hey, for stock image don't you think that this market is or will be crowded because of midjourney and other image generation AI ?

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nah we need something 3d but like rimworld called phobia simulator

the 3D field is so crowded lately to a level making money from it become a very low chance unless you already collected a good base of clients which take years and years duo to the large amount of free tutorials online, and the easy access of ready-made Assets random people start to enter the field while they have no relation with Art neither imagination and creation, they just ( copy past / buy ready-made assets ) and then claim to be 3D Artists

unreal engine is NOT open source, although they give game devs access to the source cod for the purpose of modifying the engine and fixing bugs. FOSS have a specific narrow definition

about the last one ,its wild for sure,but probebly the people will need more medications when they do that treatment ...or so.ething else happens

1:27 .Cosas fotorealistas productos, interaccion compras .vender stock images con eso .produccion visual (pelis etc) .ofrecer servivio etc, same otro .environment escenarios juegos mapas dnd .o personalizar o vender generales .animaciones a conciertos q reaccionan dinamicamente a musica .o wventos mas chuquitos: bancas, eventos online, bodas, etc .meta humans workout .pobhia simulator, vr ealismo ayudar

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Yeah but that all sounds like a lot of work, where's the make $10K / a week on the side with no training and no work video!??

What’s all this about d&d environments? D&D is a tabletop game. Last I checked unreal environments are not actually real.

The gig economy in all its might, god i hate the U.S

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As impressive as Unreal Engine is, I'm really worried about creating a career with it since Tencent (a Chinese company clearly controlled by their government) has a 40% ownership of Epic Games. I just wish there was an open-source alternative at the same level (sorry, Godot), so that I could embrace it without fearing for the future of the technology.

yay another " how to make money " video... getting rather boring and repetitive lol

you picked an awful example to start out this video with.