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Re: Setting up UDK for portfolio renders?
Hm...that might be because your matinee is just ...well..finishing. You could add a keyframe like....a minute into the matinee to buy yourself more time, or, on 'finished' you could wire it back to 'play' again (be sure to check the 'rewind on complete' option on the matinee kismet node). There might also be an option on… -
Re: Setting up UDK for portfolio renders?
Some tips Type togglehud in console to remove the hud. then scroll away the linkgun. Tiledshot 4 to take a bigger screencap that you later can resize to get a aa effect. the file goes to your udk folder, ex C\UDK\UDK-2010-05\UDKGame\ScreenShots. Fov 80, fov 100, fov 110 to change the field of view. Type ghost or fly to get… -
Re: Setting up UDK for portfolio renders?
As long as I know, UDK wireframe modes aren't the best option since they only show tris (not quads) and some kind of 'wireframe overlay' is not available. You may want to apply some uv map as a texture, which doesn't look good in my opinion. Better use Max or Maya, if possible. -
Re: Setting up UDK for portfolio renders?
Great info. Thanks Casper, but how does one "scroll away" from the link gun? Mine just stays there. I get the same results from simply running in spectator mode though (which also eliminates the need for flying). Fun results though, barf! http://chrisholden.net/highres02.jpg -
Re: Setting up UDK for portfolio renders?
K, turns out the auto-update feature doesn't quite work as expected via udk :) Seperate issue! Got your map open, you missed one part to get the camera to work: Open Matinee, and expand the DirGroup, select the Director track. At 0 on the timeline, and with the director track selected, press enter on the keyboard to add a… -
Re: Setting up UDK for portfolio renders?
type in viewmode wireframe or viewmode whatever type of mode you want to view in here's a list of viewmodes taken directly from the udn * BRUSHWIREFRAME Renders scene in a wireframe view showing brush edges. * LIGHTCOMPLEXITY Renders scene using a special shader that displays the complexity of the lighting on (number… -
Re: Setting up UDK for portfolio renders?
You can also set up a very simple matinee to have finer control of your renders. quick bullet point tut: * in the Content Browser, click 'Actors' at the top. * select Camera, right click in an ortho view (top), add actor > Camera * Open up Kismet (K icon @ top) * Hold M and click to create a new Matinee * Right click @ the…
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