October 18, 2022
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Making Better Blueprints
Join us to see practical uses of sharing, communication, creation, and cleanliness with Blueprints.
Dean Reinhard
Evangelist and Technical Account Manager, Epic Games
October 18, 2022
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Making Chorus Sing Across 10 Platforms
Ten platforms sounds like a lot, but it’s totally doable. Just look at Chorus, Deep Silver FISHLABS' recent space-shooter. Learn how the team organized their polishing efforts, tamed performance issues, and used data to plot their optimization strategy, so you can solve issues before they start.
Johannes Kuhlmann
Technical Director, Deep Silver Fishlabs
October 18, 2022
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Building Modular Characters in Unreal Engine
The stories you create aren't static, so why should the look of your characters be? Using the UE5 Lyra Sample Project as a starting point, this session will discuss various techniques available to add, swap, and customize your characters.
Jeremiah Grant
Technical Product Management Director, Epic Games
October 18, 2022
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Enter the Rumbleverse: What Goes Into a Good Battle Royale?
Wrestling, cannons, cartoon mayhem—Rumbleverse has a lot going for it. Find out how Iron Galaxy Studios made sure this high-flying battle royale was always operating at 60 FPS through strategic optimizations and engine modifications.
Jon Moore
Graphics Engineer, Iron Galaxy Studios
October 18, 2022
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
Asset Dependency Chains: The Hidden Danger
When you are dealing with assets, it’s easy for dependency chains to get out of hand. And sadly, you don't always notice them until they become a big problem. In this talk aimed at programmers & blueprinters, you’ll learn about how to spot, analyze, and fix them using tricks we've developed at Lucid Games so you don't make the same mistakes!
Mark Craig
Studio Technical Director, Lucid Games
October 18, 2022
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
The Gritty Reality of Real-Time Cloth and Rigid-Body Character Physics
A nuts-and-bolts approach demonstrating some lesser-known/understood aspects of simulation setup for character secondary motion in Unreal Engine. We'll look at some new UE5 features of Chaos Cloth and Rigid Bodies, best practices when setting up character simulation, and a few debugging tips.
Tim Brakensiek
Senior Product Manager, Epic Games
October 18, 2022
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
Building Open Worlds in Unreal Engine 5
Take a look at the various tools Unreal Engine 5 provides to help build massive open worlds.
Sam Deiter
Senior Unreal Engine Instructor, Epic Games
October 18, 2022
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
Improving Developer Iteration in Unreal Engine 5
Faster iteration by developers on content arguably leads to better quality products. Learn more about upcoming UE5 features for modern world development teams and how they have already impacted developer iteration for Epic Games on The Matrix Awakens and Fortnite.
Mark Lintott
Director, Foundation Engineering, Epic Games
October 18, 2022
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Advanced UI Templating Techniques using Widget Blueprints and Materials
Learn the latest UI implementation techniques from the Epic Technical UI Design Directors. Templatize the way you build UI in UMG with techniques including new and improved named slots, material instances driven by the Sequencer, and other ways to streamline the UI design and iteration process.
Adrienne Pugh
Tech UI Design Director, Epic Games
October 18, 2022
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Exploring the Gameplay Ability System (GAS) with an action RPG
Character abilities are essential to RPG mechanics. In this talk, learn how Silent Games used Unreal Engine's GAS, Data Tables, Enhanced Input Systems, and more to enhance gameplay for an upcoming third-person action RPG.
Sam Pike
Senior Programmer, Silent Games Ltd.
October 19, 2022
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Improving Iteration in Geo-Distributed Scenarios
Learn how to make large projects flow, even when devs are working from multiple locations. Get tips from the Coalition as they cover the deployment of UE5’s Unreal Cloud DDC and Virtual Assets to reduce sync time and create faster iteration loops for their project currently in development.
Phil Cousins
Engine Technical Director, The Coalition
Joakim Lindqvist
Senior Tools Programmer, Epic Games
Grace Yen
Senior Product Manager, Epic Games
October 19, 2022
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Modulating Game Difficulty with Machine Learning
Explore what happens when machine learning (ML) and Unreal Engine’s Environment Query System (EQS) are used for adaptive gameplay. Using a hide-and-seek game as our guide, we’ll show how AI decisions can influence game difficulty in ways that always reflect the current game state.
Alexandre Peyrot
Senior Machine Learning Specialist, Eidos Sherbrooke
Romain Trachel
Principal Machine Learning Specialist, Eidos Sherbrooke
October 19, 2022
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
How to Create Scripting Tools That Designers Love
When scripting feels accessible, designers can create complex levels without worrying about the technical hurdles that hold them back. In this talk, you’ll learn how to make a suite of UE tools that will help them get there, as we go from paper-design mission to implementation example.
Bradley Redfern
Senior Game Programmer, Deep Silver Dambuster Studios
October 19, 2022
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Working with Data in Unreal Engine 5
How can programmers create environments where designers, artists, and game logic work as one? Through intuitive data systems. Learn the art of storing data in Unreal Engine, as we analyze how different methods impact designers and/or help teams scale.
Jack Condon
Evangelist, Epic Games
October 19, 2022
11:40 AM - 12:40 PM
Building Tools Quickly: Blueprints, Menus, Utilities, and Widgets
Better tools means faster iterations. In this talk, Embark Studios explore how their internal tooling ecosystem helps developers compose new tools in a flexible and consistent way. Topics include: Unreal Editor extensibility, Blutility, what you can do with Hazelight's Angelscript fork, and more.
Paul Greveson
Senior Technical Artist, Embark Studios
October 19, 2022
11:40 AM - 12:40 PM
Maximizing Your Game’s Performance in Unreal Engine
Everyone on the team should be able to gauge the performance impact of their work. Join Unreal Engine Evangelist Ari as he uses the new built-in tools of Unreal Engine 5 to find nasty performance traps and bugs he maliciously planted in his demo project before the presentation.
Ari Arnbjörnsson
Evangelist, Epic Games
October 19, 2022
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Crystal Dynamics: Taking the Heroic Leap from a Proprietary Engine toUE5
When something is built for you, it can be hard to let it go. In this panel discussion, we’ll focus on the challenges and immediate upsides to switching to UE5. And since the panel is pretty game-agnostic, any developer can get something out of this.
Alisha Thayer
Senior Technical Designer II, Crystal Dynamics
Alyssa Reuter
Technical Art Director, Crystal Dynamics
Scott Stevens
Technical Director, Crystal Dynamics
Till Brenner
Technical Director, Crystal Dynamics
Ben Irving
Executive Producer, Crystal Dynamics
October 19, 2022
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
From Liquid to Unreal: Why We Ditched Our In-House Engine
Switching engines is a big deal! In this talk, 11 bit studios—and the Frostpunk 2 team—will help you bypass the mistakes they made as they moved from their proprietary Liquid Engine to UE. Topics include: biggest challenges, internal QA changes, feasibility planning, and what came next.
Szymon Jabłoński
Technical Director, 11 bit studios
October 19, 2022
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
UE Mobile Rendering Update: Recent Enhancements for Modern Mobile Devices
This session explores recent additions and improvements to mobile rendering, including a number of features in UE 5.1, perfect for licensees wanting to ship UE games on mobile (especially AAA titles). While the talk will be more programmer-focused, content creators may find useful takeaways as well.
Axel Riffard
Software Engineer, Developer Relations, Epic Games
October 19, 2022
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
35 UE5 Features You Probably Don't Know About
Has a developer ever casually mentioned something that made you realize you could've cut months off your last project? You could be that developer! Join Unreal Engine Evangelist Chris Murphy as he runs through some of the lesser-known UE5 features that could turn weeks into days!
Chris Murphy
Evangelist, Epic Games
October 19, 2022
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Empowering Creation with Non-destructive Voxel Landscapes in UE5
In this session, we explore a new world creation paradigm with Voxel Plugin’s Landmass workflow in Unreal Engine 5. You'll learn about the non-destructive iteration process, the power of mesh composition, and the perks of new Unreal Engine 5 features like Lumen.
Victor Careil
Founder, Voxel Plugin
October 19, 2022
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
The Unbreakable Team: Maintaining Build Stability in Unreal Engine
Using the latest code and content can be invigorating, but only if it never negatively impacts the team at large. Learn how Embark Studios ensures stability for new versions of Unreal Engine, game code and game content. Alert systems, automated Unit and Integration tests, and Data Validation are your friends.
Arturo Pérez
Software Engineer, Embark Studios
October 19, 2022
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
Cross-play, P2P, and Unreal Engine—Easier Said Than Done
Cross-play is something players really like these days, but outside of dedicated servers, it’s rarely happening. Why isn’t it a standard yet? Join People Can Fly as they explain what it took to ship a cross-play P2P game that could also be managed in a live environment. It was a little bumpy.
Jarosław Palczyński
Project Tech Lead, People Can Fly
October 19, 2022
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
Virtual Cinematography and Non-Linear Editing Workflows on The Quarry
The Quarry made headlines for its digital humans and 80s horror vibes. Learn how a non-linear (NLE) approach to sequence editing emulated the film-strip paradigm of the movie industry, and opened up opportunities to use Unreal Engine’s virtual production, often for cross-discipline collaboration.
Amrit Bajwa
Director of Photography, Supermassive Games
October 20, 2022
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Power Your Games with Free Epic Online Services
Get an overview of Epic Online Services and how you can use it to add cross-platform authentication, voice chat, matchmaking, and more to your game for free. Topics include: key functionality, getting started, and how to use the SDK/Unreal Engine Online Subsystem plug-in.
Rajen Kishna
Technical Account Manager, Epic Games
Josh Markiewicz
Lead Engineer, Epic Games
October 20, 2022
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Hear the future of UE Audio
Crafting a believable immersive audio experience is a cornerstone of making great player experiences. Come hear the latest updates to the UE audio engine that will not only make it easier for your audio team to express their creative designs, but help them collaborate deeply in the same tool set with the rest of your team.
Grace Yen
Senior Product Manager, Epic Games
Aaron McLeran
Director of Audio Engine Technology, Epic Games
Dan Reynolds
Senior Technical Audio Designer, Epic Games
October 20, 2022
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
Advanced Development and Debugging for Android/iOS
Ever wanted to ship a AAA UE title on Android or iOS? Then this talk is for you. Learn how the Epic Mobile Team debugs each platform using the AGDE extension, Xcode, and more. Other topics include: allocating memory use, device scalability, compiler and toolchain settings, and future tools.
Axel Riffard
Software Engineer, Developer Relations, Epic Games
Dmytro Vovk
Engine Programmer, UE Mobile Team, Epic Games
October 20, 2022
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
Building a Safer Digital Ecosystem through Developer Tools
Regulators and industry-leading gaming companies have been working to create safer experiences for young audiences, without taking away from the gameplay experience. This session will use Superawesome’s partnership with LEGO as a case study to shed light on how some online safety challenges can be solved through collaboration, allowing game publishers to focus on delivering rich gameplay experiences.
Paul Nunn
Chief Strategy Officer, SuperAwesome
October 18, 2022
10:30 AM -11:30 AM
Forager: Mushroom Timelapse Photogrammetry
Meet MycoMachine, a Reality Capture-driven toolkit that captures 3D models of natural phenomena - like mushrooms - as they evolve over time. These sequences have already been presented at the Tribeca Film Festival and SIGGRAPH, and are coming to a new VR experience next year. We'll show you the process.
Winslow Porter
Creative Director, Forager Growing Mushroom
Elie Zananiri
Technical Director/Graphics Developer, Forager Growing Mushroom
October 18, 2022
10:30 AM -11:30 AM
State of Unreal in Media & Entertainment: Virtual Production Roadmap
The Unreal Engine has been the driving force behind the recent explosion of Virtual Production techniques in Film & Television, and UE5 has put even more fuel on the fire of innovation. Learn whats new and what is coming next as we break down our roadmap for the new features and developments in 5.1.
Miles Perkins
UE Business Director, Media & Entertainment, Epic Games
Jordan Thistlewood
Product Management Director, Epic Games
October 18, 2022
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
The Tactical Taco Truck: How Army of the Dead Rolled Into VR
Learn how Pure Imagination Studios turned a series of taco trucks into zombie-killing VR machines for LBE experience, Army of The Dead: Viva Las Vengeance. Using Unreal Engine, the team hit immersion levels that rival (or exceed) major theme-park rides. Find out how.
Josh Wexler
Chief Executive of Fun, Pure Imagination
October 18, 2022
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
What Virtual Productions Need to Thrive
Get a bird's eye view of what it takes to create a successful VP ecosystem from Pixomondo, a team that’s taken projects from concept to final pixel. In this talk, you’ll learn about the potential pitfalls and technical details behind successful workflows, so you can start delivering final pixels in camera and post.
Josh Kerekes
Head of Virtual Production, PIXOMONDO
October 18, 2022
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
Fireside Chat with Writer/Director Emma Needell
As an Unreal Fellowship Graduate, Emma used Unreal Engine to write and direct LIFE RENDERED, a short film that recently premiered at Tribeca Film Festival. Emma has embraced real-time technology to the point where she uses Unreal Engine to write and previs her stories. Come and hear about Emma's views on advancing the art of filmmaking with real-time technology.
Emma Needell
Writer/Director/Producer, Evil Monster Dog, Inc
October 18, 2022
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
Fundamentals of Linear Content Creation in Unreal Engine
Get an intro into how real-time workflows can have a transformative impact on linear content creation and storytelling. In this session, you'll learn what considerations need to be factored in when making the transition from a traditional production pipeline to one based in real time using Unreal Engine.
Michael Muir
Senior Product Specialist, Epic Games
October 18, 2022
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
The Metaverse and YOU: Creating authentic entertainment experiences with real time digital tools
We're witnessing a pivotal moment in the evolution of the entertainment industry, in the movement of live experience into the Metaverse. Using real time tools to bridge the gaps, we are following our creative process from pencil sketch to Unreal to live shows and now back into Unreal. In this session, we will demonstrate how we have revolutionized the potential for interactions within the Unreal Engine, and by extension, how the world will experience music from home and beyond. With our new technical tools, capture process, and the VitaVerse platform, we seek to rethink the future of immersive, at-home entertainment; and further, how this experience can facilitate human connection and audience engagement beyond the physical realm.
Heather Shaw
Founder & CEO, Vita Motus
October 18, 2022
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
Animating in Unreal Engine 5.1
With Unreal Engine 5.0, rigging and animating in-engine became a real possibility. UE 5.1 has taken another step forward, so artists don't have to hop back and forth between various DCCs. Learn about the recent changes to the Control Rigs and animation tools via real-life examples.
Tony Bowren
Solution Architect, Epic Games
Fredrik Nilsson
Lead Technical Animator, Epic Games
October 18, 2022
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM
10 Things that Producers look for in In-Camera VFX
Learn what producers care about when it comes to creating ICVFX for episodics and feature films. Topics include: overcoming roadblocks, building your LED volume, finding talent, building out new departments, and how to help non-technical staff get the most out of the process.
Paolo Tamburrino
Executive Producer, Virtual Production/Visual Effects, PIXOMONDO
October 18, 2022
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Luma Pictures: Our Real-time VFX Journey
Join Luma Pictures heads of CG and Technology as they detail what it took to add UE to the high-end VFX pipeline guiding Marvel Studios’ Eternals, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and I Am Groot. Get a real take on use cases, tool development, and plans for a USD-based, real-time pipeline.
Chad Dombrova
Head of Technology, Luma Pictures
Oded Raz
Head of CG, Luma Pictures
October 18, 2022
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
The ‘Impossible’ Location made possible with Virtual Production on HBO’s House of the Dragon
Hear from ‘House of the Dragon’ director Greg Yaitanes and virtual production supervisor, Ryan Beagan about their experience bringing key locations to the Volume. The challenges the production faced and the solutions created by the team.
Greg Yaitanes
Director, House of the Dragon
Ryan Beagan
VP, Virtual Production, Warner Bros
October 18, 2022
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Turning the Real World into Digital Assets
Interior or exterior, mountain peak, seafloor—every location needs the right digitization process guiding it. In this talk, you’ll learn how to get the best possible 3D scan from any environment, as we explore some RealtyCapture tips and tricks that will lead to photogrammetric success.
Tomas Barnas
CEO, Overhead4D
October 19, 2022
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
The Future of Broadcast Design and Animation
Get a sneak peek at new tools designed for broadcast designers and animators with Andy Blondin, Product Management Director, Broadcast. This session will walk you through a new set of tools titled “Project Avalanche” that will enable you to design your next network TV project fully in Unreal Engine.
Andy Blondin
Product Management Director, Broadcast, Epic Games
October 19, 2022
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Uncompromised Character Deformations in Unreal
Kitestring will be showing off Ozone, their technology that brings uncompromised character deformations into Unreal for use in Games and Virtual Production.
Rich Hurrey
President, Kitestring Online
October 19, 2022
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
AR Takes the Main Stage
AR is still waiting on a killer device to embed itself in our everyday lives, but that doesn’t mean it’s not making waves. Learn how major live sporting events and music festivals are embedding AR graphics into live feeds to extraordinary effect using Unreal Engine and other virtual broadcast tools.
Brian Frager
Technical Account Manager, Epic Games
Sam Schoonover
Innovation Lead, Coachella
Erik Beaumont
Head of Mixed Reality, The Famous Group
Patrick Wambold
Solution Architect, Epic Games
Scott Millar
Chief Technology Officer, XR Studios
October 19, 2022
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Brain Bar or whatever we are calling it these days
Join Lux Machina's Philip Galler for a brief overview on the roles and responsibilities for staffing a virtual production project in the film live events and Broadcast industries. Focusing on the skill sets, scope and expectations for managing the various and complex facets of blending physical and digital production.
Philip Galler
Principal and Founder, Lux Machina
October 19, 2022
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Inside Real-time Production: The Tools That Make it Tick
Peek behind the curtain of a real-time CG production through a live demo from the perspective of an artist and producer. See the benefits of an Unreal Engine-centric workflow firsthand by exploring how ICVR's pipeline tools & automations eliminate hassles and streamline production.
Ihar Heneralau
Chief Executive Officer / Co-Founder, ICVR
Chris Swiatek
Chief of Product / Co-Founder, ICVR
October 19, 2022
11:40 AM - 12:40 PM
A new reality for live entertainment: powering Camila Cabello’s xR TikTok concert
TikTok users got more than just a live concert in Camila Cabello’s Familia: Welcome to the Family show. They saw an entire XR world, made with Unreal Engine. Learn how XR Studios and Silent Partners were able to create such adventurous environments and on-screen content for a 9x16 production.
Alex Wills
Chief Experience Officer, disguise
J.T. Rooney
President, XR Studios
October 19, 2022
11:40 AM - 12:40 PM
Creating Storyboards in Unreal Engine
In film and TV, Unreal Engine and virtual production go hand in hand. But did you know you can use it during the concept stage—even for quick sketches? Learn how to create stunning 2D/3D storyboards in-engine with the free ILIAD and EPOS plugins and start connecting artists up and down the chain.
Elodie Moog
Manager & Co-Founder, Praxinos
October 19, 2022
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
From VAD to Volume: the End-to-End ICVFX Pipeline
Learn how Dimension collaborates with global production, animation, and visual effects teams to deliver groundbreaking content for ICVFX / virtual production projects. We'll also explore how you can use Unreal Engine as a hub for everything from films and episodic to broadcasts and digital twins.
Jim Geduldick
Director, Virtual Production & SVP, Dimension Studios
Mark Holland
Head of Content Management, Dimension and DNEG Virtual Production
Ed Thomas
Head of Real-Time and Virtual Production, Dimension Studios
October 19, 2022
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Integrating USD into Unreal Engine
USD is being used throughout the production world, but how do you integrate it into Unreal Engine? This session will explore three specific aspects of this workflow, including how you get data in, how you get it out, and how to use the USD stage window directly in UE.
Shawn Dunn
Senior Technical Product Manager, Epic Games
October 19, 2022
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Bridging the Gap: Modernizing VFX Workflows With Unreal Engine
Learn how Unreal Engine was used on Apple’s For All Mankind and Netflix’s Sweet Tooth, via a guided tour with Zoic Studios Co-Founder and Real-Time Group Head, Andrew Orloff. Move from initial visualization to final pixel on major VFX productions, gaining a few tips on implementation and collaboration along the way.
Andrew Orloff
Head of Real Time Group, Zoic Studios
October 19, 2022
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Creating Character Animation with UE5 and Maya
Join us for a workflow demo that showcases the creation of a stylized character animation using a combination of Autodesk Maya and UE5. We will cover the whole process from start to finish, and show you how to work quickly and efficiently in a mixed pipeline using ShotGrid to manage production and reviews.
Daryl Obert
Technical Marketer, Epic Games
October 19, 2022
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
Scanning the Strange New Worlds of Star Trek
Go behind the scenes of Pixomondo’s recent Star Trek virtual production projects with PXO’s in-house scanning division. Get unique insights into how the team uses LIDAR and photogrammetry techniques to blend VFX and practical elements into the seamless images you see on the show.
Winrik Haentjens
CG Supervisor, PIXOMONDO
Matej Kosovsky
Head of Capture, PIXOMONDO
Asad Manzoor
Head of VP Content, PIXOMONDO
October 19, 2022
4:45 PM - 5:45 PM
Stylized Materials for Linear Content
This session will cover the basis on how to create stylized renders by using various material creation techniques and some of the more advanced nodes available in the material editor. We will explore the results of using custom nodes to inject HLSL into materials and the implications of creating custom shading models.
Michael Neely
Technical Account Manager, Epic Games
Martin Walker
CTO, Digital Dimension Entertainment Group
October 20, 2022
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
The Film Engine: What UE5 Does for Hollywood
Real-time production isn’t theoretical anymore; it’s changing how films are produced. Learn what Unreal Engine 5 adds to the equation, as we explore new workflows, the open lane guiding cross-platform IP, and why Blueprint scripting is a great way to keep directors smiling.
Emilio Ferrari
CEO and Mocap Supervisor, Raised By Monsters
Mikel Hernando
CTO and CG Supervisor, Raised By Monsters
Adrian Nuñez
COO and Unreal Supervisor, Raised By Monsters
October 20, 2022
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location-Based Mixed Reality: Blurring the Lines Between the Real and Virtual
Join the Moment Factory team as they explore augmenting public spaces for live entertainment and broadcast, including the AT&T Discovery District, a “living” multimedia destination. Attendees will also learn about previs for live events, DMX/UE workflows, and audio-reactive digital lighting extensions.
Céline Mornet
Innovation Producer, Moment Factory
Zane Kozak
CG Supervisor, Moment Factory
October 20, 2022
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Building Better Worlds with Houdini and Unreal Engine 5
Worldbuilding is an elaborate pursuit, full of many considerations. In this talk, we'll show you how to get there faster. First, by exploring how to create artist-friendly tools/workflows with Houdini, and then, teaching you to use those same tools to build up dynamic worlds within UE5.
Rob Stauffer
Technical Consulting Manager, SideFX
October 20, 2022
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
UE Motion Graphics for Films and TV
Multi-Award winning motion graphics artist Jonathan Winbush will demonstrate the workflow he's developed while doing motion graphics for movies and television shows. Using Unreal Engine in conjunction with software like Cinema 4D and AfterEffects, Winbush will show you how to build from start to finish so that you too can see how to utilize Unreal Engine in your mograph pipeline.
Jonathan Winbush
Motion Graphic Artist, Winbush Immersive
October 20, 2022
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
Getting Started with Unreal Engine and Remote Control API
Learn the fundamentals of the remote preset and how to leverage the power of the Remote Control API to drive your applications.
Warren Drones
Technical Product Manager, Epic Games
FAQs
What engine did Unreal Tournament use? ›
The simple answer is Unreal Tournament is a game that was made on the unreal engine. This game can be modded and changed with it's own editor (which can be downloaded from the Unreal Tournament tab on the launcher).
Will there be Unreal Engine 5? ›Unreal Engine 5 is the latest version of Epic Games' creation platform, and several upcoming games are confirmed to utilize it. During the State of Unreal 2022 event, Epic Games made Unreal Engine 5 available for all game developers to use for their upcoming projects.
Is unreal engine4 free? ›Unreal Engine is free to download, and comes fully loaded and production-ready out of the box, with every feature and full source code access included.
Does Disney use Unreal Engine? ›Disney uses Epic's Unreal Engine to render real-time sets in ... - YouTube
Does Pixar use Unreal Engine? ›In the same presentation, Epic also announced an ongoing collaboration with Pixar to support their Universal Scene Description (USD) format in Unreal Engine. This file format used at Pixar includes all of their scene and animation details, which when imported into Unreal offer a, well, unreal realtime experience.
Do AAA games use Unreal Engine? ›But the preferred choice to make AAA games – those built by the biggest gaming companies – is another platform, called Unreal Engine. It was developed by Epic Games around 25 years ago.
Is unreal CPU or GPU? ›Unreal Engine, and most other game engines, are very reliant on CPU performance. It's pretty much the main thing that runs the show. So having a high-performance CPU is crucial for a fluid workflow. And a CPU with 4 cores isn't exactly high-performance.
Is Unity better than Unreal Engine? ›If you are at the beginning of your career in the gaming industry, Unity 3D is the easiest choice to learn to code and create a wide range of games. But if you want your video game to have excellent graphics and work with a more experienced team, Unreal Engine might be the right choice.
Is UE5 easy to learn? ›Developing in Unreal Engine 5 is simple for beginners. Using the Blueprints Visual Scripting system, you can create entire games without writing one line of code! Combined with an easy-to-use interface, you can quickly get a prototype up and running.
Why is Unreal Engine 5 so good? ›
At its core, what makes Unreal Engine 5 so good is its modularity, base level of visual quality, and the ease of access. Typically, a game engine is the core of the experience. And into the engine, you insert previously created models and animations, audio already created and ready to go.
How heavy is Unreal 5? ›BTW, UE5 is only 32 gigabytes if you disable everything but the base engine. The Starter Content is only 665 megabytes, the new templates and starter packs are 2.84 gigabytes, and you may need to download some target platform support (like Android or Linux).
Why did Epic stop making Unreal Tournament? ›Eventually, as Fortnite's popularity continued to grow, there weren't enough hands left to work on the next Unreal Tournament, so plans for further development were eventually cancelled. Tim Sweeney, head of Epic Games, has since confirmed that Unreal Tournament is no longer in active development.
What Unreal Engine does Pavlov use? ›Download Unreal Engine
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Who developed Unreal Tournament? ›Unreal Tournament