Epic Training and Tutorials

Learn how to enhance your real-time architectural visualization projects by creating cinematics in Unreal.

Build your Unreal Engine skills in your spare time. Tune in each week for expert tips and techniques on everything from lighting to interactivity.

Learn how to use Lightmass Global Illumination to light architectural visualization projects in Unreal.

Learn material, lighting, and optimization techniques that can help you efficiently build compelling experiences with Unreal Engine.

Bring Revit models to life with Unreal. Learn how to add interactivity, custom materials and lighting, and more.

Learn how to create and optimize materials for architectural visualization in Unreal Engine. Explore the benefits and drawbacks of some of the most popular visualization workflows.

Choose the best rendering engine for your product and industrial visualization jobs. Compare the features and workflows of Unreal, Unity, V-Ray, Arnold, Redshift, and more.

Learn essential workflows for lighting, effects, visual scripting, cinematics, and project packaging with Unreal Engine 4.

Learn how to make and manipulate visualizations of products using Unreal Engine. This course covers importing geometry, adjusting light settings, creating materials, and building cinematics.

Learn how to set up, build, and test augmented reality (AR) projects using Unreal Engine and Xcode.

Learn how to use Blueprints, the visual scripting language for Unreal visualization projects.

Learn how to adopt a production pipeline to enhance the efficiency of your 3D animation projects.

Learn the content pipeline workflow for Unreal Engine visualization projects.

Enhance your understanding of what AR is and how to approach an AR project from a mobile development standpoint. Learn how to determine if your project is a good fit for AR, review popular AR tools, and more.

Explore the integration of Substance Designer—a powerful tool for creating textures for 3D art and games—with Unreal Engine. Get a foundation of the principles of texture creation in Substance Designer for use in Unreal Engine.

Speed up your motion graphics workflow by taking advantage of the real-time processing power of Unreal Engine 4. Find out how to take static and animated geometry from Maya and C4D and render it in Unreal.

Learn to use Unreal Engine Blueprints to add camera shake and sway to first-person games and build a more immersive player experience.

Expand your game development skillset by learning how to implement a sprint mechanic inside Unreal Engine 4.

Learn about lighting properties and concepts, then see how to use Unreal Engine 4 to light a scene, working with shadows, shapes, volumes, and more.

Get a straightforward introduction to Unreal materials. Learn how to use materials to control the look of your 3D models, including color, transparency, shininess, and more.

Learn how to build a real-time motion graphics-style scene in Unreal Engine for deployment on VR headsets.

Learn how to work with Unreal Engine 4—a complete suite of real-time visualization tools—for CAD data visualization.

Learn how to take your Unreal Engine 4 (UE4) visualizations to a new level with virtual reality.

Learn how to use Unreal Engine 4 to build a first-person perspective project for visualization.

Learn how to use real-time controllers to drive great results from two fantastic real-time 3D graphic systems—TouchDesigner and Unreal Engine.

Learn how game artists work with software like Photoshop and ZBrush to create assets used in real-world games, while you sculpt a unique environment of your very own.

Expand your motion graphics skillset by learning how to prepare and import assets into the video game engine Unreal Engine 4 (UE4). In this course, Scott Pagano demonstrates techniques for designing and building animated assets that will translate with ease from Maya or Cinema 4D into UE4 for real-time motion graphics rendering. He covers importing and exporting workflows, blendshapes, rigs, using FBX and Alembic files, and rendering out a finished project.

Create realistic, physically based lighting for 2D and 3D games with Unreal Engine 4.

Keep your game design skills up to date. Learn the most current workflow for modeling an asset in 3ds Max, texturing it in Substance Painter, and importing the mesh and textures into the Unreal game engine.

Learn the essentials of creating great games, cinematics, and animations with Unreal Engine 4.

Learn how to showcase an architectural design in real time, using the Unreal 4 game engine.