Unreal Engine 4 : Lighting Course!

BradleyWascher

Lighting inside of Unreal engine can be super hard. It can be frustrating not understand the different menu's, options, and settings when it comes to creating lighting. There is now a simple course that will help walk you through real world examples of not only how to make your lighting more beautiful but also to learn some more of the technical aspects of lighting inside of the Unreal Engine. 

Polycount has always been my home for learning 3D and I wanted to give back a special launch offer discount code to the community. 
Use Coupon Code: "POLYCOUNTFREE" to get the course for free for the next seven days (6/19) 

So if you're ready to finally understand how to create beautiful lighting inside of Unreal engine 4 click the link and join in on the course. Cheers! 
LINK: https://www.udemy.com/unreal-engine-4-beginners-guide-to-lighting

jesusblasco

Thanks for giving the course for free it's very kind. I don't have experience in lighting, this course will be great for me,  I have to make a 3D scene for my portfolio when I come back from vacation.

Thanks!

lorenzo_di_pietro

Thanks a lot, Bradley

fearian

Thanks man! Lighting info is always great to come by!

Ashervisalis

Sweet, thanks so much, I'm actually just getting started with lighting inside UE4, so this should help me tons.

Marshkin

Thank you for sharing this with us! 

JEmerson

Thank you very much for sharing this with us @BradleyWascher!

BradleyWascher

You guys are all welcome! If you want to pass along the good vibes please feel free to leave a review on the course. Also if you feel like something is missing or you want something added to the course PM me on here or on Udemy and I'll see what I can do. Cheers! 

Swaggletooth

Oh wow, this is really awesome! I've been meaning to dip my toes into Unreal for a long time, but this seems to cover exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks so much for this!

unit187

Thanks for the course. I've been wanting to learn UE4 lighting for a while, but never encountered right tutorials for smooth transition from Unity to Unreal. I guess it wasn't intentional, but it works.

RyoClick

Nice man, thank you so much for the course