Eerie Forest Cinematic Video | made in Unreal Engine 4
Hi, posting my second cinematic 3d video using unreal engine 4. Most of the foliage and landscapes are from Quixel. Other assets from Kitbash 3d Mini-Post Apocalyptic and Speedtree. It took me a few days to set up the scene and several hours for the cinematic shots. If you love watching videos like this please do subscribe. I will post more often and most likely give more previews on how the scene was made.
Most, if not all my 3d renders are being rendered in unreal engine 4 (real-time). The quality is quite good, even if ray tracing is not enabled. Further, the huge library of high-quality textures and assets from Quixel compliments UE4. The good thing with unreal engine 4 is that I do not have to wait for hours or days for video renders. I only use blender 2.8 mostly for 3d modeling and some animation. Both UE4 and Quixel are free.
There are compression artifacts after the video was uploaded huhu
Unreal engine 4: https://www.unrealengine.com
Quixel Megascans, Bridge, Mixer: https://quixel.com/
Kitbash3d: https://kitbash3d.com/products/mini-k...
Speedtree for UE4: https://store.speedtree.com/ue4/
Music:
Youtube audiolibrary: Lost in the Forest - Doug Maxwell
#unrealengine #quixel #kitbash3d #speedtree #stayathome
Setup:
AMD Ryzen 1700x 8 core
Nvidia Geforce 1080ti 11gb
48gb ddr4 3200 ram
1tb samsung 970 plus evo nvme ssd, 500 gb 960 evo nvme ssd
1tb samsung 860 evo ssd
1tb WD black
2tb WD blue