categories: Technology & Innovation
Level: General
Course Language: Arabic
Create A Complete Light Setup For Exterior Environment, Manage Different Lighting Actors Within The Scene, and Create Gobo Light Material For Advanced Lighting Look
Use post-processing techniques (Post Process Volume) to achieve advanced lighting effects and visual enhancements.
Explore how to utilize atmospheric systems like Exponential Height Fog and Volumetric Fog to add depth and vibrancy to scenes.
Delve into the lighting workflow steps for AAA game projects to achieve high-quality renders that rival professional works.
Free lessons
Downloading Unreal Engine and Creating Our Project
Setting Up Our Camera
1. Lighting Essentials in Unreal Engine
Introduction
Downloading Unreal Engine and Creating Our Project
Configure Project Settings
Basics of Editor Interface & Navigation
Setting Our Skybox & Ambient Lighting
Setting Up Our Camera
Auto Exposure Explained
Sky Light Basic Color & Intensity Matching
Setting Our Exponential Height Fog
Adding Our Directional Light
Gobo Light Material Setup
Adding Local Fake Lights
Post Process Settings
Get High Quality Renders
Through this course, you will learn step-by-step how to set up lighting for any scene you desire in a professional manner. We will create a project titled 'Old West Learning,' where you will explore the essential project settings. Following that, we will discuss how to establish and execute proper lighting, starting with setting up the sky to achieve the right ambient light and atmosphere, then adding the main light source. Additionally, we will delve into the use of Fake Lighting, an advanced technique used by professionals! Afterward, we will utilize Exponential Height Fog, Light Gobos, and Post Process Volumes to ensure better quality and optimized settings for the scene. Whether you are working in game development, the film industry, or using Unreal Engine for other purposes, lighting is a fundamental element in making any artwork realistic and stand out from the rest. You won’t just learn the physical attributes of lighting; you will also discover how and when to break the rules to achieve better results and renders that look more realistic and artistically balanced. Join this course and explore all the amazing possibilities of Unreal Engine!
You don't need to have experience in lighting to start, Preferred to have basic knowldege about Unreal Engine, Unreal Engine 5 is Required - At least 5.2
Senior Lighting Artist, Unreal Authorized Instructor partner for Epic Games
10 Learners
1 Course