I can not emphasize enough how valuable these are, especially the Shader Math videos, they are absolutely gold. After scouring the internet for all kinds of 3D math resources and having major issues implementing them into node-based math has been a nightmare. These explanations directly in Unreal are amazing.
Huge thanks!
Cheers man - glad your liking them! I’ve just finished recording 3 more math videos that will release over the summer so keep an eye out for them!
Part 3 of my Unreal Shader Maths videos
https://youtu.be/dgGynRdJ0wA last part of my shader math series!
OOoo thanks dude! I was lookin for something like this. Forgot how to do it
New video this week talking about Material Blend Modes https://youtu.be/WYEoVUYXoRs - transparency, lighting, costs and more!
Thank you very much, man!
New Video this week talking about Object, Local, World, Tangent and View Spaces and how we can use them in our Materials and Particles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSsk520P8SY
New video this week showing how to create a Player based Material Mask
quick video this week showing how you can convert a square texture to a ring by using 3D geometry to quickly author your textures with more control.
Today we use the Transfer Attributes tool to paint Vertex Colour gradients, project meshes, fix up some UVs and edit some Vertex Normals - a super powerful tool!
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double update! -
So today we have a look at how we can use some simple math to control a black and white mask and extract various patterns - useful for Height Map Blending or creating animated FX!
Today we have a look at how we can create animation in our materials - using textures and directly using math gradients!
Today I show off a few little tips and tricks to help make working with Unreal 4 a little easier and smoother!
Today we have a look at how we can create World Space Normals and use them in our materials to override our imported Normals - great for Foliage Shading!
Can i just say that these tutorials have helped me SO much with starting with VFX.
Its really hard to find “followable” tutorials but these are right on point. Enough material to make me understand how it works and mess around with but not perfectly spoon fed!
Muuuuch appreciated!
you’re very welcome 
I’ve been teaching for a few years now so it’s good to hear that I’m getting the level of complexity right - let me know if there’s any topics you’d like me to cover, I’m always looking for new tutorial ideas to add to the list!
