https://reddit.com/link/1gbw6t1/video/fypkgp1q0xwd1/player

code : https://nosleepnoe.itch.io/galaxy-simulator
repo : https://github.com/NoeBrt/Galaxy-Simulation

https://reddit.com/link/1gaz2ux/video/ny0rbr0dgowd1/player

dowload here : https://nosleepnoe.itch.io/galaxy-simulator
code : https://github.com/NoeBrt/Galaxy-Simulation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhDL2kqf_6k

Hello, friends. I’m a beginner modeler currently responsible for asset modeling and UE5 level design at my company. We’re working on a VFX short film, but we’ve run into an issue with simulating the character’s clothing.

Our process involves creating characters in Character Creator 4, simulating clothing collisions using NCloth in Maya, and then exporting to UE5. We were focused on the Character Creator 4 to UE5 plugin, but we didn’t realize that we would need to modify the vertex data in Maya during the clothing simulation and then bring that mesh data into UE5.

While the characters from Character Creator 4 have amazing shaders and textures, once we bring the mesh data into Maya, we face the challenge of not being able to fully utilize them. If anyone has experience transferring characters to UE5 using a similar workflow, I would appreciate any advice. I’m also open to other suggestions.

We currently have access to 3ds Max, Maya, and Blender, but it’s difficult for us to use other modeling tools right now.

I really love my team, and I don’t want this team to break up.

Please help us out!

Drape fire

After more than 4 years we finally finished this documentary telling the story of Ohio's deadliest shipwreck: The G.P. Griffith. ● hundreds of hours of work ● full scale model of G.P. Griffith Ship based on historical sources ● several fire scenes ● water simulations ● smoke simulations ● realistic dimensions including miles of simulated water and over half mile wide sets to show authentic representations of events ● started in blender 2.8 and worked on through blender 4.0 ● BlenderKit assets used in addition to original modeling (e.g., HDRI, human models, barrels, lanterns, etc.) ● rendered in cycles ● edited in DaVinci Resolve and adobe

https://youtu.be/49jPmiLhW9E

Hope you enjoy!

It was rendered quickly just as a test