Architectural Cinematic: Blender to Unreal Engine (Udemy.com)

Too fast, its hard to follow along most of the time. I couldn follow the cursor either, sometimes it would take couple of rewinds to understand where i was supposed to place an object or input a number.

This is an incredibly well done course. He shows what to do without a lot of explanation. My only complaint is that he moves a bit fast. If he took a second or two in between steps it might allow people to follow along without having to pause the video.

to be emphasized is how great the support from the instructor Thomas is. He supports you with every question.

Videos are very fast but going through this tutorial twice from start to finish gave me a solid understanding of how to use blender starting from 0. Showing how to import a blender model into unreal and then how to make edits to the blender file and reimport to unreal was excellent. instructor was very helpful with answering questions and troubleshooting issues.

I am very pleased with Thomas McDonald teach style he covers all the information in great detail and easy to follow. I highly recommend all of his courses I have not had one that I am disappointed in really great course

So far so good! I'm trying to develop a Blender to Unreal workflow for archviz and this is exactly what I need.

This course was perfect since I am having to transition to UE4 with the virtual art departments on film and TV. This course was a super valuable resource for me. I cannot thank Thomas enough for making this.

I was mostly interested about the implementation of the Blender objects into Unreal and the options of modifications, which has been explained very well. I haven't been able to connect the Quixel Bridge correctly, so I did the import of the material textures manually. Overall good content, sometimes a little bit too fast in Unreal.

Solid instruction, very well thought out

because I did not know anything about blender, I appreciate this introduction..