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China is very influential film and television special effects CG animation field of self-media

Today we introduce a big god from the official Epic.

David Baylis

Looking at his A station, the introduction he wrote is Epic's technical marketing consultant, and I don't quite understand what the specific work of this position is, but his work is quite powerful.

This is a path tracing experiment conducted by the author using UE 4.27, do the male students know this car? Yes, the Porsche 930 in 1975.

The authors slightly modified the model and imported it into Unreal to test ray path tracing in Unreal. The parking lot for the scene uses the Quixel Megascans texture.

Today, we will introduce the various famous cars rendered by the big guys, and the friends who like cars will feast their eyes. This is the Ferrari SF90 Stradal, also rendered in UE4.27 with path tracing.

In this work, the author mainly tested the process experiment of using tyFlow in 3DS Max and then importing the scene into Unreal for rendering. Autumn, dynamic!

A shot rendered by the author.

Ferrari 250 GT in 1956. The author uses ray-traced dynamic lighting. The final shot is the rendered output that tracks the UE4.27 path. Use Quixel Mixer and Megascans for environment texturing, and Substance painter for automotive texturing. The environment is based on UE4 Arch-Vineyard.

Aston Martin Vantage AMR. 3DS Max+UE rendering (ray tracing turned on).

Lamborghini Miura P400 SV. The author of this work is to explore the Complex plug-in inside Unreal, using a backplane + HDRI for cars.

There is a driver inside, and the author tested the posture control binding function, which can be edited in real time.

The most handsome car on the surface, the Corvette C8

Ford 65' Mustang in 1965. Everyone who looks at this terrain knows that this is UE5, and the author tested Lumen and Nanite in UE5.

Aston Martin Vantage and Victor. UE rendering, using a combination of baked lighting and ray tracing to maintain the frame rate (24 fps). The objects inside are all fully CG, including the sky using the volumetric cloud system + SkyAtmo. Trees are all from twinmotion libraries.

This work vaguely remembers what we shared, and I don't know if you still have an impression. The model is a Lamborghini Huracan.

At first, the author wanted to just make a still frame, but then he felt that such a handsome car had to be animated to be energetic enough. An animation was created, with V10 sound effects and the famous Lambo pop to bake the atmosphere.

All lighting is dynamic and not baked. Full ray tracing running on a single RTX A5000. Car animations are rigged and animated in 3DS Max and then imported into UE4.

Everyone knows the Audi R8 at a glance about this model. Use full dynamic ray-traced lights with no baking. The cobblestone pavement is a high-density mesh that is inlaid by a Quixel mixer. The building uses archmodels off-the-shelf models. Raindrops are made using a grid with opacity maps and normal maps.

Ferrari F12 TDF. UE rendering, Max modeling, Marvelous Designer cloth simulation. I personally prefer the white version.

Porsche 930. The back of this beautiful woman is really realistic.

Inspired by Cyberpunk 2077 and Porsche, the Porsche 930 is nicknamed the "Widow" because of its original power and turbo, which causes oversteer once started.

This is the first time the author has introduced a character into a scene. Using Daz Studio to create characters, as a complete beginner, is the best in this area.

Car rigging is done in 3DS Max and then imported into the UE for animation.

Jeep Wrangler. Real-time ray tracing renders the Jeep Wrangler with the Canadian Rockies in the background behind it.

The authors used World Creator 2 to create terrain and import the data into Unreal. Texture the landscape using automatic materials with Megascans/Mixer. Then, in UE4.26, the lake is made with the new water plug-in, which is free to control the shape directly on the landscape with a spline system. The sky is a hyperdynamic sky with volumetric clouds.

This raindrop is too real. The model was lamborghini's Aventador.

This is a short film that the author spent a hundred hours exploring shaders, sequencers, and ray tracing.

Ferrari Monza SP2. This is his work a year ago, when it was more of an exploration of various functions in UE.

From these pictures, you can feel the deep rendering skills of the great god. Indeed, in fact, the big guy first played the Corona renderer, look at some of the famous cars that used Corona in the early days.

In addition to car works, the big guy also has a lot of scenes, which is also quite powerful.

What do you think? Not bad, right? Here I only selected some of the most classic ones to share with you, there are many works of rendering details, interested partners can go to his A station homepage:

https://www.artstation.com/davidbaylis/albums/all

Okay, that's it for today. Oh, if you like it, remember to like me, share it to the circle of friends, wow click! ~

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