UE4: Workflow Tutorial - How I Created 'The Corridor' Environment in 10 Hours with Unreal Engine 4

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10 hours.

In less than half a day I had completed one environment, lit two different ways.

No starter content or marketplace assets were used.

Most important, I now have a workflow to share with you.

In this tutorial I will cover an overview of what it took me to construct "UE4: The Corridor Project" in 10 hours.

In this tutorial you will learn:

- Workflow I used to construct The Corridor
- Hour-by-hour breakdown
- Planning process
- BSP block-in
- Static Meshing and detailing
- Lighting and Post Process
- Color grading

...so much more than what I could write in a bulleted list

Grab yourself some coffee or tea and let's get started

[davez]

Huge amount of valuable information here, with no joking, 10 minutes of "ummm..uhh..then...uh" or any of that nonsense. Very professional. thumbs up.

[thoeme]

The Color Grading/Correction feature is awesome! Thanks for showing that info. And the tutorial/your workflow is very good as well. So logic, so consistent...very cool!

[jesperdiercks]

A example of how important lighting is :) Amazing! :D

[kevinm]

You are a skilled and highly exceptional instructor! Thanks for this intro to UE4, enlightening to say the least.

[mresende]

So far the only tutorial I've seen that takes it slow and doesn't require prior experience to soft design.

[harrysanders]

OMG -> You've just answered a question I had for a long time and never could find a clear answer to: "Why not starting to blockout with Static Meshes in the first place?" - That really cleared it up for me what the benefits of BSP in the initial stages are. Thanks so much!

[murdockwan]

Alex is really good at what he does - I've purchased the 3-in-1 UE4 tutorial bundle and very happy with the product. Managed to reconstruct his small house example and this one halfway done in a short amount of time. I'm also doing mini side projects successfully as he is outlining what needs to be learned, just in time! Worth every penny, strongly recommended!

[nia]

Man tNice tutorials is on of the best tutorial in general on youtube. Clear, simple, constant, good to listen. Thank you for sharing.

[flipndip]

it's so helpful to see the process. Knowing the steps to the final project make things seem more feasible.

[JohnathanSherbert]

Looking back, this video has completely changed the way I look at and go about designing maps.

[thecuriouschannel]

Men, I found your free guides to start my project in UE4, thank you so much!!! You have a new subscriber right now

[PeteDimitrov]

The Color Lookup Table blew my mind out of proportion. That is simply amazing.

[RichardVaught]

Your tutorials are epic. I love how organized you are!

[xtotheworldx]

Incredible stuff; I really need to pull my socks up on my CG work.

That Colour Correction feature with Photoshop absolutely blew my mind!

[lvlpaint]

Thank you so much! I'm currently learning UE4 and it's really great to see workflow tutorials of this calibre for it.

[tonality]

This guy is the best youtube explainer for ue4

[jowlian]

You da real MVP, thank you for ur useful Tutorials on SDK and Unreal Engine, we need more people like you!

[diffraction]

im not going to lie, but besides the fact i had "nothing to do" while watching this, it was interesting. very nice, thank you for sharing!

[raifps]

firstly I would like to wish you well and to say a huge thank you for uploading these videos as they have been an invaluable resource to

[cabbagecash]

Hey just wanna say I found this video to be very helpful. Its rare to see someone from the industry post such useful knowledge on YouTube. If this video helps with the projects I'm working on I'm sure to let them know about your channel.