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I installed this app on my Pixel 7pro. I am amazed at the amount of control of iso, shutter speed, frame rate, etc all on a mobile phone.

Can you animate in blender and import that in unreal ?

Great video Michael!

hi. What I'm currently trying to implement is real-time streaming in Unreal by linking OptiTrack Motive, Stretchsense gloves, and iClone8. 1. Are the motion gloves you are using Stretchsense? 2. Can I transfer OptiTrack Suit and Stretchsense gloves data from Motive to iClone8? And is it possible to stream motion capture in real time by sending data from iClone8 to Unreal Engine?

thank you for the video. I find that instead of clouds as the texture, try using marble. it seems more realistic. for my plants anyways

man, like a genie you have granted my wish! been looking for this for weeks! Thanks!

What if we have an object with non turnable wheels to right and left like train bogies ? How we should rig it for UE ?

No bitrate control, no raw, no ProRes, this is app is a joke. Maybe later.

Hahaaa oh maan. It feels just like back in the day haha. AMAZING. The only thing I miss is the corvette engine rev when it goes against the railing. Other than that 100/10

Nice! Great overview, will download now!

If you have any questions about the camera app, please let me know below! Happy shooting! 🎥🤓

LIFESAVER THANKS!!

A guy named QuantamRez is also working on a NFSHS remaster. Maybe you can try collaborating together to complete this? Good progress so far though.

thanks :) it works

What version of the engine are you using? Somehow it doesn't work for me, very frustrating! When I key the rig, move the timeline and then key again, nothing happens.

if you finish the game will you let us play it? That would make my year month and life happy :)

High Stakes and Hot Pursuit II are the best. All the other newer look exactly the same (night cities with just those glowing arrows visible). Nobody could, just from the screenshot, tell if it is Underground, Most Wanted, Carbon, Heat or any of other generic-tacky-street-gangs-glowing-arrows NFS games.

Nice

I use my desktop computer to edit my projects, but maybe I should give this a try! Great review!

wow i use everyday for Unreal an Asus Strix 17 with 16GB vram and i feel it is already too little vram. doesn't that bothers your work? (probably i'm really bad optimizing). Battery life is just not a thing

I've done this tutorial a few times hoping that I had missed something, but I can't get my passes to show up in nuke. The names are there but the passes aren't showing. Anyone know why that may be?

Loved this. I'm a bit late, but is there any chance that you could do a tutorial to rig a truck with a trailer ? :)

Do you have this laptop? What do you use to edit your Unreal Engine 5 projects?

Awesome job well done. 🙌

massive thanks to you bro, ))))

Fantastic tutorial! Using this for one of my school projects, thank you

The NFS series needs to go back to its roots. Great Job!

Also, my favorite need for speed game

This video was a life saver. Thanks.

Wow! Very interesting! Especially slow mo effect setup 👍🏻 thanks

Very helpful. What if you have a master sequence with various subsequences though? How do you display the name of the subsequence?

I know nothing about how to build this supermagic lens stuff but THANK YOU for sharing them for free with us! <3

Oh man, you got me here. My fav old time game and fav. all the time music at the same time :D I feel you with the remake. Im trying to do for myself a remake of WoW, Mass Effect and NFS 3, but that is a veeeery looooong way to finish. I guess i will finish while beeing on retirement ;P

Amazing asset! Works wonders for virtual production postproduction goodies. It would be ideal to have the Canon series, specially the FDD one!

SplineCraft PRO plugin is available in the Marketplace - it also solves all these problems.

Could I use something similar to this to rig a person in a wheelchair?

thank u brother

Please can you tell me if your original Anamorphic Cinema Lens Kit will work in UE5.4.2 which I have just upgraded to today, but sadly the Lens folder I used to add to the project's Content won't import, it keeps on saying 'Failed to Import', I have used the lens in previous projects and everything works amazing well. Do I have to upgrade to Version 2, and does Version 2 work in UE5.4.2. Thank you very much, really hooked on these Anamorphic Lenses of yours.

Can u please tell how to remove the default undergarments from the metahuman 😊

Hi, would transparency work for UE5.4? I have been trying to render using stencil layers but my translucent materials is appearing on all my stencil layers

Just a quick and easy one today, working on other more interesting and longer videos haha. 🙏😅

Wonderful video. Thanks for the information

Title specifically says "how to use X" and right off the bat you're clicking around adding points willy nilly without explaining how to even do it. Ended up just having to go back to doing dozens of google searches to find out basic functionality. No information on how to actually automate the movement of the camera along the rail in the manual mode to a sequence. Pretty much the first thing any cinematographer is going to want to do with it.

Wow.. ea should hire you

So much love into detail. Perfect!

Started another TUT on animation vehicles with a cameraRigTrail, didn’t have the right type of mesh, or a control rig, but this video helped me create one, now I just have to Create a new mesh for the destructible version

Thanks again for this. It worked great for adding the "hovering camera drone" look where they often drift in location/rotation. I found Location frequencies were best around the 0.1 to 0.3 range with amplitudes in the 50 to 150 range. For rotation (pitch, roll, yaw) frequency values of 0.1 to 0.3 but MUCH less in amplitude (because values are in degrees) so somewhere in the 1 to 2 range. Hopefully a decent starting point for those searching for a similar look.

Rare, that a UA-cam search lands me on a video that is exactly what I needed, wasting very little time revealing the answer and providing just enough depth to show me how to apply it to my particular situation and be on my way. Thank you, sir. I'll throw you a thumbs up and a sub for that.

These look great! Can they be used for realtime or are they intended for cinematic/ renders?

Eu sobrevivi pra ver essa proeza!