FASTEST Way to Prototype Levels in Unreal Engine 5 | NEW Cube Grid Feature!

Cube Grid feature is now available in Unreal Engine 5 and with it you will be able to make the fastest level prototypes!

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[crisprvideogameofficial]

Dude, this is an absolute game changer!!! Thank you so much for this. Really glad I clicked on the video. You gained a new subscriber!

[DCMARTIN]

I just downloaded UE to try out. I was using Unity. Your making UE look so much easier to use ! i love your video!

[no.one.]

Since no tutorial wants to mention it, if you do not see "Modeling Mode" in the drop down menu, it's because the plugin needs to be turned on. In the engine window, click Edit > Plugins > then search for "Static Mesh Editor Modeling Mode" and tick the check box next to it. Restart UE5 and the "Modeling Mode" option will show in the drop down menu. ffs

[Benjamin-vxot]

woah, just awesome 👍
also i think i spotted that u can adjust the "steps'" too lika "a half step" o.O

[russelllapua]

that's amazing. didn't know that. I take it these are brushes and not meshes

[云井彰]

Efficient!It can be put into multiple uses.With lumen and megascan library, this can develop a very quick level concept.And I think once the block out is confirmed, the mesh can be very helpful for creating detailed assets.

[GraveUypo]

oh that's so cool! It's almost like making levels for doom and duke3d

[Duerkul]

Great video, this is gonna be fun to try!

[BaseRealityVR]

Seriously, Im starting to want to migrate all my projects More and more each day. UE5 has some killer new tools. that UE4 lacks

[austinbryan]

Also this works on any static mesh now. It's not like bsp where bsp fucntions only worked on bsp

[bestboy]

finally some valve hammer editor feelings.

[drinkwatrr]

Damn this reminds me of the hammer editor

[DeadPixel]

What a MASSIVE difference this cube grid mode makes. So much easier.

[oskar]

is it possible to make a mesh out of a part of the landscape?..love your videos btw!

[DusanTomic]

But how you enable that menu where can you choose modeling mode?

[vdxyruh]

Hey looks like this menu has changed in ue5.3. Do you know where I might find it?

[HeyShotgun]

So I could essentially use this as a means to design a level and then i could convert it into a actual level I want later on?

[pitchdark]

I keep hearing never to use geometry for final levels everywhere.. but why? Its so much easier to use than modeling programs if you get good at it and doesnt geometry export as a static mesh anyway..? Detailed levels I can understand but what is so bad about using geometry as a form of basic modeling?

[stormstudios]

can it be exported to something like blender