More progress on UE animation

 Today i've learnt how to animate basic objects in UE5 and ive started to try and recreate passing lights in a tunnel for the train scene


I also started to play around with the post processing to give it a look that I like more









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  1. trundley7 February 2023 at 03:17

    Ethan - this work is coming on really well. Good use made of screenshots to show control panels and parameters and you have discussed what you have worked on and learned in this lesson.

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