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This is my first attempt with UE 5. With modeling from Rhino and importing through datasmith. Materiality and several assets are added within UE 5. It’s an engine with possibilities and absolutely worth exploring.

Coming with a background in graphic design, I have had limited experience working in 3D. This project marks my attempt to use 3D design software, which is an exciting experience. In approaching this project, I experimented with first-person and third-person viewpoints. I alternative the template’s texture to shift the original scene into a natural environment.…

Getting into blueprints by depicting a natural phenomenon. I was interested in the visualization of standing waves formed when resonance occurs, where particles oscillate to and away from nodes and antinodes, respectively: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGu_xRPVSRw&ab_channel=SharelSJ It was additionally very exciting to see echos in wood patterns.

For the first try of UE5, I constructed the walls of the room through the templates in Unreal Engine 5 and added furniture pack from Epic Marketplace to express my room’s style. It is a very exciting experience for UE5! Heqiao Meng (Lydia) 2024.01.29

The basic model was imported from Rhino to UE5 through Datasmith and I tried to edit materials and add furniture directly from Marketplace and Quixel Bridge.

I built the model in Rhino and imported it to ue5 using datasmith. Some of the textures and materials are added and adjusted in ue5. ue5 is a really helpful and powerful engine and I’m looking forward to keeping exploring!

In this assignment, I tried to import model from Rhino, testing out different features in UE 5, and tried some irrleasitic In this assignment, I tried to import a model from Rhino, tested out different features in UE 5, and tried some unrealistic materials with the objects in my room 😉

In this assignment 1, I tried both exporting Rhino model as .fbx file and also using Datasmith to export and import the model. It turned out that using Datasmith could keep the model as a whole piece instead of breaking down elements. Also, the Datasmith with the sync feature could make me modify the model…