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@@Mark33city Ha ha,I haven’t thought about that :D

Thank you 🙏

Thanks man, I would love it. I actually wrote a whole storyline in this universe.

@@sarveshgururajan8780 Thank you 🙏

Thank you Charlie, Keep up the good work! The dragon animation is a mix between stock animation and layered control rig animation. I'll keep uploading different tutorials and videos. Did you mean if I will be continuing this particular concept as a series?

Thank you. I'm about to launch a beginner-friendly tutorial on animating in Unreal

It's my pleasure 🙏

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@@DuolGatbel-cg3sn I am about to launch a full beginners course on how to work with Unreal Engine

@@PhillipBerg good

@@DustyDawg1 Thank you 🙏

@@DustyDawg1 I completely agree. That’s also why I’m about to launch a complete beginners guide to Unreal that also covers animation.

@@PhillipBerg Can not wait! Thank you!

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@@DustyDawg1 Thank you 🙏

@@riagomar6092 Thanks…Yes I did

@@Husmanmusic Thank you 🙏

@@JosephWraith It’s my pleasure

Thanks :) I'll be launching more tutorials and courses where I'll be going slower and more in to detail.

@@AlexandroGusso Thank you 🙏

That's great to hear. I'll keep sharing. :)

@@ljfproduction Thank you 🙏 I’ve spent quite a long time studying and practising lighting both digitally and in real life. It just takes time with experimenting and seeing what works for you personally, and then you’ll start to develop your own style.

@@ljfproduction One way is to add a layered control rig on the body where you can animate on top of the existing animation.

@@skyrunnerpictures Thank you. I appreciate the suggestion to do a video with Non Metahuman characters. I have noted it down.

@@nzxauthr6262 Hey, I’m using a RTX3090 at the moment

Yeah, the documentation can be a bit of a jungle sometimes, especially since Epic releases a new version quite often. With regards to time, have you considered to set a smaller goal first, so instead of a 15 min short which is quite a large task, then go for a 30 sec initial goal and build from there?

@@PhillipBerg Oh, yea, I could. I would not expect to do it all in one shot, I have to split it up through small bits each day. My "problem" if you will is that I only get about 4 hours five days a week to do anything and the remaining two days I have off from work are a hit or miss. That is where my time restraint comes in. The real challenge I face is that I have to learn how to use UE for this from scratch. Not too hard because 5.4 has good documentation. Difficult because it is very hard for me to learn by watching someone do it. The best way I learn is by following a tutorial and attempting to deviate from the provided instructions to try my own things out. I learned out to set up an RPG in UE doing this in 2 weeks and started doing my own things on that project after the first week. So, realistically, it is not impossible, I can do this. The problem comes in time constraints because the longer I have to wait between days working on the project, the harder it is for me to retain what I am learning. I do have plans to fix this though. My boss at work has no issues with me bringing a laptop into work to use while I have "down time" (hotel front desk) as long as I am on top of my work for my job. In a month or two I should be able to get one to do that and I have Unreal Engine installed on a portable 1T External Hard Drive. With any luck, maybe once I get that I can get something going between Monday -Thursday. I was told by a friend I should just team up with someone who knows how it all works but that is easier said than done.

Thanks, that's great to hear. It can quickly get overwhelming with a lot of information when you fist get started with Unreal. The truth is that you only need to learn a small part of Unreal to be able to start creating great stuff. I'll make more videos where I will go more in to detail on various aspects, like for example lighting, but also dive on to general filmmaking and filmmaking language.

@@PhillipBerg that 80/20 mentality seems to be a big part of understanding how to get going with Unreal. Would love to see a breakdown of which parts you think are part of the small part you’re talking about to get moving.

@@WerewolvenGames Thank you 🙏

Hi, could you clarify more what you are looking for ?

@@rc1entertainment51 Thanks for the comment. I’ll release a slower version of this as well

Thank you :)

Thanks man, Appreciate it

Thanks bro. Yeah, it's quite old.

Yes, that is true, it came back in 5.4 I'm just about to upload a new video showcasing exactly this.

Thanks, I appreciate it. It's my pleasure. I actually already have a mini tutorial introducing animation with Metahumans in Unreal. But will also upload more videos as well :)

@@konoboi Thank you 🙏

Thank you. I am currently working on more tutorial videos coming up. And I actually also just released a mini animation tutorial today on my Patreon. www.patreon.com/PhillipBerg/shop/create-metahuman-animation-in-just-10-256951

The pack is called MWConiferForest

@@PhillipBerg Thanks! I subbed you.

@@JanKowalski-eg3fx Thank you Jan, Appreciate it.