Unreal Engine 5 Beginner Tutorial Part 4: Modeling Tools Advanced

In this episode, we explore the "Model" Tab and learn to manipulate faces, edges, and vertices. We will also learn how to insert edge loops evenly, and extruded faces with precision to create pillars and use the bevel tool to round the corners of our hangar.

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Chapters 📚:
Unreal Engine 5 Beginner Tutorial: Introduction 
Part 01 - Installation and using Templates
Part 02 - Navigating the Interface like a pro
Part 03 - Modelling Tools Basics 
Part 04 - Modelling Tools Advanced
Part 05 - Lighting
Part 06 - Intro to Materials and Textures
Part 07 - Material & Texture Basics
Part 08 - Material & Texture Advanced
Part 09 - Scene Decoration 
Part 10 - Post Process Volume 
Part 11 - HDRI
Part 12 - Importing Assets
Part 13 - Importing Character Animation
Part 14 - Clone Characters
Part 15 - Adding Details with Decals
Part 16 - Cameras, Rig Rail, and Crane
Part 17 - Animation and Sequencer Basics 
Part 18 - Animation and Sequencer Advanced 
Part 19 -  Render Setting & Console Commands

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[신용인의게임채널]

I'm watching this tutorial from South Korea.
I'm so grateful that you guys put this video up because we don't have such a high level of tutorials in Korea yet. Thank you so much for releasing this tutorial for free.
I still think it lacks modeling capabilities compared to other software, but just the fact that it is possible to model in a game engine is a huge step forward. You guys recognize the potential and future of Unreal Engine being free and accessible, just like Blender.
I saw the potential of your channel when I saw your NARF video and immediately subscribed to your channel back when you had 1000 subscribers, and now you have over 70, 000 subscribers. I can't tell you how happy I am to have found your channel from so far away in Korea. Once again, thank you so much for making these videos.

[CamIsMac.]

0:55 Reviewing Pillar Reference
1:59 Enlarging the Space Hangar
3:01 Modeling the Mesh
5:05 (Ctrl + z) vs (Crtl + y) Tip
5:39 Insert Edge Loops
8:15 Creating the Small Pillars
9:25 Selecting Pillars Faces
10:31 Hit Back Faces
12:23 Extrude Front Pillars
15:53 Modeling Back Pillars
19:16 Extrude Back Pillars
20:54 Insect Back Pillars
23:00 Select Pilar Faces
25:14 Bevel Selected Faces
26:29 Insect Bottom Pillar

[nimaheydarzadeh]

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[borg_cube]

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[balancedboys]

Such a great series guys, Thank you! Quick note to anyone who is starting. On this step, when you go and enable "rounded corners", my URE crashed a few times. It's been handling everything perfectly fine, but for some reason that damn "rounded corners" was crashing it. Do not worry. 1 fix I did was just created a normal path, with the desired shape. Saved it and saved my project. Then started another one but made it very small and did it quickly. Then went to make another path, this time clicking round corners right off the bat and tracing my 1st path shape. And for whatever reason, it didn't crash anymore. So, just want to point that out for anyone who might not have the best equipment or keeps getting stuck with specific functions.

[BroncoLarson-ghpy]

Watching each video 2x/day. Once after I wake up & once before I sleep. I'll watch them again in order as I use UE5 myself for the first time. Repetition is the best teacher for me haha.

Thanks a ton, you guys are amazing! Very easy to follow along & you both explain things well.

[Rossobimbo]

thanks a lot for the course, first time unreal engine here. in the industry where i'm from [maritime], those pillars are actually called "frames" and they define the different section of a ship.

[SamsaraOhara]

This is amazing guys, thank you for all your efforts. So clear and precise.

[honest-p]

I have seen only 4 episodes so far and this is enough for me to say that you are great. Thanks for your great tutorial.

[voborny]

This has been an amazing tutorial for someone 100% brand new to 3D modeling!!! I am building a mothership (think like an aircraft carrier but for space) with 16 hangars and an energetic Sphere powering the ship. It's got a huge terrain around it, but the ship itself is kinda janky looking. PolyGroup editing is super powerful! Thanks for the video guys!

[lixiangyuan]

Thank you so much! I've been using 3DS Max for more than a decade, and I was really lost when it came to UE. I'm so lucky to have found your tutorials!

[АнтонСтародубкин-чд]

Thanks for Tutorials!!! I tried to start UE5 couple of time, but with your help I didn't gave up until now)))) Thanks one more time and let's continue!!! PART 3 done, moving to the next!

[BelalAhmed-zgxr]

two videos in two hours !!! this is amazing

[haruna_ayah]

Thanks for the tutorial guys, Unreal also watched your video, they changed the color on insert and added subdivisions on the bevel

[ianludwig]

You guys are so freaking awesome. I’m stuck in between being a competent modeller and a 10% noob ue user.
These vids are made as though you are part of a group and it’s so easy to follow.
Thanks again from Australia 🇦🇺

[ArtemisStern]

Still here! Thanks to you I have just created my first object :D And it is an amazing feeling! Playing with the direction of the light is awesome!
Since everything is a design choice I decided to make a small change on my own using skills you showed me. Instead of making "slides" at the bottom exactly the same as in the video, I added a "window" to each one like on the other big elements and then pulled thee bottom of each one making a smaller slide. Amazing video guys!

[rubyzkarlet]

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[Autumn_Tea_Leaf]

I love how you guys explain everything you do and why you do it. I love you guys honesty its so fun to watch ❤

[JimmytheWade]

these first four have been my first session hopefully to continue tomorrow, thanks much for the time you took otu to make these