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can we hit playMode & using the camRigRail view?

so u can see the camera's view in the CamRigRail without opening Level sequemcer?

Fantastic tutorial, easy and very well explained. Keep up the good work :)

18:57 not sure what changed between 5.2 to 5.3 & 5.4, but using static mesh actors for difference nodes doesn’t work properly (tested in 5.3 & 5.4) This is evident if placing a translucent material on the exclusion mesh and debugging the points themselves. It only removes points based on the bounds of the mesh, not the interior. Current work around I’ve been using is Blocking Volumes instead with the same Tag method mentioned here. Maybe I’m still doing something wrong? Incredible video you put together! Very informative and helpful for those entering into PCG.

Love these videos my man. Really helped a lot more than other tutorials to understand the fundamentals of it. I hope you keep creating. I've seen that the content has slowed down but I subscribed!

Third video ive wasted my time watching that claims to show how to use the rig rail and yet all these of these people never once actually explain how to rig it to the level sequencer. Can someone who actually makes a living using these tools actually make a video and not just hobbyists please?

This is brilliant and worth the watch

Hi! Great tutorial, thank you. How many FPS do you receive in the end? I'm trying to create a similar environment but am always stuck with around 25 fps while running the project on a 4070ti. Do you think that further optimization could fix this or is it simply unrealistic to gain around 60 FPS in a procedurally generated environment with lots of assets, no matter what Nanite and turning off wind animations do for the performance?

I am so sick and tired of watching youtubers wasting my time.....

Great tutorial. For Unreal 5.4, the "Input Node Settings" are marked as deprecated. I had to use a "Get Landscape Data" node as additional input to the Surface Sampler node to see anything - as I am beginner in PCG, there might be a better way!?

SplineSampler how to project to static mesh

Your Video was really helpful for understanding PCG. Regarding the (6: 30) mesh entries ease,, it might be helpful, I normally first add the required entries like 10 or 20 then, shift click on the mesh entries arrow, that will expand all the slot at once (also works for collapse), then assign the static mesh by scrolling.

I love this tutorial, but it seems in v5.4, copy points isn't working at all and I can't seem to find a solution to fix it.

How is your frame rate not dropping especially with all the trees?

Amazing Tutorial series, thankyou

I may have missed something but at 7:45 when i add the subgraph_sampler node in 5.3.2 i also had to add a surface sampler node with bouding shape connected to the transform points above, then a transform points before the subgraph sampler

Hello !! your vidéo is amazing, follow + liked !! could you please upload somewhere the entire project pls pls pls ? it'll be so helpfull to follow the tutorial along. if the project is too large to upload, just replace the meshes by some low poly model :)). thanks so much if you do it !!

is there any way to make it so that the point grid stick to the landscape ?

For anyone following this in 5.3, the "Attribute Operation" node is now "Copy Attribute".

Thank you for sharing very wonderful knowledge, I have a question about the spline sampling area part: can the sampling data be used to drive the scaling, movement and rotation of a static mesh?

Really great tutorial, thanks a lot!

thanks for this nice video. I would like to add the camera rig to a level sequencer and have the drive mode as duration (rather than key framing) do you know how to address this ?

Hi. Awesome series of tutorials. You can make a tutorial on how you made the landscape in Houdini, I'm interested in how you made the masks for export to the engine. Thank you in advance!

I finally figured out how to exclude the water body custom thanks to you my dude. it took me ages because i got so frustrated. to all lout there trying to exclude the water body from the PCG in cases where you have the entire map as a PCG and you introduce the UE water body. All you need to do is use Get All Actors node-->Set Actors to All World Actors-->Actor Selection will be By Class instead of all world actors. Then plug that into your Difference node!

to jest troche toporny system . do prostych ujec lepiej zastosowac samą kamere niz jakies dodatkowe elementy. widze wiecej pierdzielenia niz ustawiania kamery

hi! great videos! it is so nice to have it all condensed like that :) quick question: how do you fix the issue at 18:30 with one of the assets being bigger than the rest? did you just got rid of it or is there a way to reduce/increase the size of just one of the assets in the array? thanks!

got problem in 46:12. When set floats etc in graph setting, and after connecting nodes just like in tutorial when changing Slope upper/lower bound in PCGVolume nothing changes....someone can help ?

Absolutely great tutorial !!!...any idea what the Attribute Operation is called in UE 5.3, the most similar is Attribute Noise, but it doesn't have the same effect

Hello, in version 5.3.2, the nodes do not work as in 5.2, I cannot connect MeshSampling to Subgraph, since I have landscape input, it works, but landscape does not connect to Output, do you know how to solve this problem?

No it strecches

Now, one more Question. Can i take any other Landscape Material that i have ?

Mega tutorial and the best about PCG on the whole net. In 3.5 there is no more Density Noise, what is the node called now? Does anyone know?

Thanks so much for this great info. Can you perhaps do another RigRail tut project. I'm struggling that I have selected SplinePointData Point 10-13 and changed the Focal length, but it's not doing anything. What could this be? I just want to zoom out a bit ;-) Can you also keyframe the LookAt Acor... What would you use this for? Like the position movements? As the Cam is always look at (LookAt) actor? perhaps some examples would be nice. Cheers

Hello! nice tutorial. You dont need the projection node if you set spline sampler on interior =)

Thank you for your work!

PCG is super powerful!! Love it.

How to sample auto material without physical material?

Thank you for your kind lecture. It helped me a lot to understand pcg.

when i join the camera to the rig it changes my focal length to 35, whys that happening?

btw you have to enable "PCG geometry script interop plugin" to be able to use the "Mesh Sampler" node

What an incredibly well done concise video. A huge help. Grateful to you for making this

Super useful and very well structured video! Thanks a lot!

you are the best! thanks for this! Me ajudou pra caramba!

how bout importing spline from other packages...?

Awesome tutorial. Do you also know how to use lightweight instances instead of spawning static meshes? It would be very helpful to make trees and rocks interactable. Or do you know any other methods to implement this without losing performance?

Hi @ExitSimulation! Excelent tutorial, PCG îs next level. I'm working now on getting a mask effect like in Diablo 4, the moment when you get close to certain object that will get in the players view and you mask it. I can't make it to work... any ideas?

there is an issue I find in many UE5 tutorials the text resolution is very small makes it hard to read and follow. Is there an option to increase the area the mouse is on ? I know there is an option for increasing text size in UE5 -> ctrl+shit + W -> application scale.

I can't seem to get Base to show as 0 and GrassLand to 1. I've redone the first 12 minutes a couple times but they keep coming out as .498 for Base and Grasslands and Cliffs as 0. Any ideas on what could be causing this?

An excellent tutorial series! Following your videos has enabled me to create my own PCG forest, and more importantly, understand how it was created. I still obviously have much more to learn in this exciting area. Please continue to upload more tutorials of this great quality.