Rendering setup in UE4 (or Substance) for portfolio props
polycounter lvl 5
Hi guys, first time poster here! (please re-locate topic if it's in the wrong place)
I've been browsing forums to improve my knowledge of how to render props for my portfolio. I will begin by saying that I do no have the money to buy marmoset, so this isn't an option!
What i'd like to know is how to render props effectively in UE4 for portfolio presentation, and what kind of workflow people use for finishing the presentation, E.G. radial blur background in Photoshop, or if there is a quicker method of doing this.
I would also be interested in hearing about any other workflows of rendering assets for a portfolio such as substance painter / designer.
Thanks in advance and I look forward to being an active member of this friendly community!
Ed
I've been browsing forums to improve my knowledge of how to render props for my portfolio. I will begin by saying that I do no have the money to buy marmoset, so this isn't an option!
What i'd like to know is how to render props effectively in UE4 for portfolio presentation, and what kind of workflow people use for finishing the presentation, E.G. radial blur background in Photoshop, or if there is a quicker method of doing this.
I would also be interested in hearing about any other workflows of rendering assets for a portfolio such as substance painter / designer.
Thanks in advance and I look forward to being an active member of this friendly community!
Ed
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Or if you're feeling adventurous there is also EEVEE, the new realtime renderer in Blender.
There isnt much I can say about rendering in Painter, you go to the tab and upper the samples to get a crisp image, there are a few options but last I recall it's all pretty self explanatory.
Also, SP/SD have Iray built in.