Master Class: The CRYENGINE Rendering Pipeline CRYENGINE 2021-02-25 | Watch Technical Director Theodor Mader give a 90 minute, deep-dive presentation packed with insights about the CRYENGINE rendering pipeline.0:00:00 - Introduction0:00:50 - Graphics APIs support0:00:58 - Support for VR operating systems0:01:09 - Course goals0:01:42 - Code modules relevant to rendering pipeline0:02:22 - Tasks handled by Cry3DEngine module0:02:29 - Tasks handled by RenderDLL module0:02:47 - Module responsibilities0:03:19 - 3DEngine tasks0:03:46 - RenderDLL tasks0:03:58 - Pipeline sequence0:04:28 - Thread synchronization between 3DEngine and RenderDLL0:04:59 - Complexities introduced by pipeline method0:05:23 - Use of command buffer0:06:36 - RenderView0:07:18 - Multi-buffering alternative strategy0:07:59 - Important classes0:11:02 - CBrush class dependency hierarchy0:12:52 - 3DEngine Execution Flow0:15:52 - 3DEngine boot profiler analysis0:19:47 - Octree Traversal0:23:51 - Permanent Render Objects (PRO) optimization0:25:21 - 3DEngine useful cVars0:27:37 - Rendered - RenderDLL0:28:12 - Rendering: API layers0:33:22 - Renderer: important classes0:34:24 - Low-level API0:36:40 - High-level API0:46:27 - High-level API: draw call generation0:51:40 - High-Level API: Draw call generation - primitive render pass0:59:13 - High-Level API: Draw call generation - scene render pass1:02:22 - High-Level API: Draw call generation - 3DEngine data transfer1:04:05 - Renderer: general structure1:08:01 - Standard graphics pipeline1:08:21 - Standard graphics pipeline: high level overview1:11:57 - Graphic piplines stage: SceneGBuffer1:13:44 - Graphics pipeline stage: ShadowMap1:14:55 - Graphics pipeline stage: tiled shading1:15:40 - Graphics pipeline stage: scene forward1:17:32 - Graphics pipeline stage: tonemapping1:18:08 - Graphics pipline stage: color grading1:18:48 - Graphics pipeline stage: post anti-aliasing1:20:36 - Renderer - useful cVars1:22:32 - Shader system1:23:51 - Shader system1:24:42 - Scene object shaders1:25:54 - Pipeline utility shaders1:26:27 - Permutation system1:29:25 - Frequently used shaders1:30:16 - Shader compilation1:30:57 - Remote shader compiler1:31:30 - Shader cache1:32:57 - Editing shaders in the sandboxCRYENGINE is famous for its real-time rendering power, allowing you to produce beautiful and ultra-realistic worlds.This Master Class provides detailed insights into every stage of image processing.Anyone involved with compiling and modifying CRYENGINE directly from source code will find this Master Class invaluable.If you are completely new to CRYENGINE, we recommend that you download our beginner's course:cryengine.com/marketplace/product/CEMP-2019Or you can watch the tutorial on our YouTube channel:youtube.com/watch?v=FAXHqKvuPF4&list=PLpCgy91Y5vMvZp9_UQivhhK588pvaUtBZSubscribe to our channel and click the bell icon to get notifications for the latest tutorials from CRYENGINE.CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #masterclass #tutorial
Crytek is looking for you right now! CRYENGINE 2023-05-17 | Find your next job in the games industry at Crytek! Office-based, hybrid, or remote working positions are available right now.For over 20 years, Crytek has been pushing the boundaries of games with disruptive technology and gameplay innovation at the heart of our success. And we'll be doing the same for the next 20 years. If you're seeking your first role in games or you already have experience and you are looking for a new place to build your career, we are growing and hiring. We have a wide range of positions available across our game teams, on the CRYENGINE team, and other roles across the business. You can browse our open jobs on our careers site. crytek.com/careerWe offer studio, hybrid, and remote-first jobs with competitive salaries, great benefits, and a positive work environment. Whether you want to work on world famous IP, forge the future of the gaming technology that powers them and other games around the world, or play a vital role in a number of crucial support functions, it’s a great time to press start on your career at Crytek. Our team is passionate about what we do, and we are looking for people who are dedicated and driven. If you're ready to take your next, or first, step in game development, we have multiple open positions across Crytek. We value diversity and actively encourage people from all backgrounds to apply for roles, so check out our careers page for all our open jobs. crytek.com/careerCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace
Hunt: Showdown - Trans Day of Visibility CRYENGINE 2023-04-26 | The show is hosted by Junior Evangelist Roman Perezogin and Senior Manager for the CRYENGINE Ecosystem Gabriel Yakir Ketteler, and they are joined by Senior Narrative Designer Bárbara Framil and Narrative Designer Bri Williams from the Hunt: Showdown team. The show takes a deep dive into how the team incorporates a range of gender identities into Hunt: Showdown characters, and you'll pick up tips on how to widen the inclusivity of characters in your game too.While playing through Hunt, the team discusses Viper, the first non-binary Legendary Hunter on Hunt's roster, and Sophia, an agender character. During the show, the team head into the Bayou with these two Hunters while discussing various topics and answering questions from viewers who tuned into the live broadcast. Topics include the historical research that goes into creating authentic Hunters and their gender identities, developing the character journey, environmental storytelling, and more.CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace
A CRYSIS is coming. We need your help. CRYENGINE 2023-04-18 | Our team is passionate about what we do, and we are looking for people who are dedicated and driven. If you're ready to take your next, or first, step in game development, we have multiple open positions across Crytek. We value diversity and actively encourage people from all backgrounds to apply for roles, so check out our careers page for all our open jobs. crytek.com/careerCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace
A 2D Pixel Character in a 3D CRYENGINE Environment? - Live Stream Upload CRYENGINE 2023-03-30 | 2D Pixel Character with animations in CRYENGINE? If you're interested in creating a side-scrolling platform or adventure game, you'll want to check out our latest tutorial from Technical Evangelist Roman Perezogin! In just under an hour, Roman shows you how to create and edit a 2D character in CRYENGINE, including movement and jumping animations. This tutorial was initially broadcast on our official CRYENGINE Twitch channel, home to all kinds of great live content. Remember to subscribe so you don't miss out on future streams. But if you missed it live, you can watch the full tutorial below.00:00 Introduction02:05 Cheating on how to create a 2D Character04:42 Creating A Pixel Character 07:40 Creating a Character with Particle Editor11:40 Creating an Animation and Character with the Material Editor18:30 Animating Textures and using it in the Material Editor24:19 Adding the 2D Pixel Character to the Character Tool 28:40 Creating the Logic of Movement 44:34 Final Test and Questions In this tutorial, Roman creates and edits a 2D character with full movement so a player can explore a level. Roman shows you how to add various animations to the character, from idle animations to running and jumping, and demonstrates how to modify those animations too. The tutorial covers best practices for naming conventions, adding particle effects, joint attachments, and more. You'll be shown how to set controls for your moveable character, add checkpoints and portals to your level, and how to take collisions into account. Throughout, Roman provides practical step-by-step instructions and advises where to source assets to complete the tutorial. By the end, you will have created a moveable character in a level that can be used as the basis for a side-scrolling platform, puzzle, or adventure game.CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace
Achieved with .. your help? CRYENGINE is hiring! CRYENGINE 2023-03-23 | CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace
CRYENGINE Indie Game Interview: Last Kingdom I Blue Iron Labs CRYENGINE 2023-03-14 | Watch our interview with Blue Iron Labs, the developer of Last Kingdom, a CRYENGINE-powered strategy game.Last Kingdom is a Medieval strategy game from indie developers Blue Iron Labs that is in development right now. We recently caught up with Blue Iron Labs on our official CRYENGINE Twitch channel, which, if you didn't know already, is home to all kinds of great content. Remember to subscribe so you don't miss out on future streams, and your chance to interact with the guests live. But if you didn't catch the live show, we're pleased to present you with a recording of the 60-minute plus discussion that takes a deep dive into the game and the development process. It's packed full of indie-game dev insight.You can find out more about Last Kingdom by visiting www.lastkingdomgame.com, where you can also learn how to support the team on Patreon, contribute to the game's development, and receive rewards at different tiers. Patreon: patreon.com/lastkingdom 00:00 Introduction02:10 Why create games on CRYENGINE?03:40 What kind of a game is Last Kingdom?06:00 Whats your experience with Game Development?07:35 Why using CRYENGINE for your Game? 15:30 Discord Community of CRYENGINE25:00 Expanding the Community31:10 Gameplay Elements of Last Kingdom34:20 How much of the Engine required modification?42:00 Campaign of Last Kingdom43:20 Where can I get Assets for my Game? 51:00 How to help Last Kingdom52:35 What influenced Last Kingdom54:40 The future of Last Kingdom, what are your plans?01:02:00 General Questions in Last Kingdom and CRYENGINE01:12:14 OutroCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comCRYENGINE Twitch Channel: twitch.tv/cryengineSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace#IndieGame #CRYENGINE #Developer
Hunt down your next role in game dev CRYENGINE 2023-02-23 | Our team is passionate about what we do, and we are looking for people who are dedicated and driven. If you're ready to take your next, or first, step in game development, we have multiple open positions across Crytek. We value diversity and actively encourage people from all backgrounds to apply for roles, so check out our careers page for all our open jobs. crytek.com/careerCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace
How to Make a Character Crouch with C++ CRYENGINE 2022-11-30 | The next installment in our CRYENGINE 5.7 LTS tutorial series shows you how to add a crouch mechanic to a player-controlled character using C++. You'll also learn how to refine the code you've created so far in the series to provide a solid basis for the future, which is good practice for any project. Your host, as ever, is Technical Author and Video Producer Nick Gillin00:00 Introduction01:06 Refining the Player.h15:10 Refining the Player.cpp33:20 Adding Crouching to the Player.h01:03:24 Adding Crouching to the Player.cpp01:06:00 Implimenting the Player in CRYENGINEThe tutorial builds on the previous episodes in the series. The first shows you how to create a player-controlled character from scratch with traditional WASD movement and mouse-look functionality. The second shows you how to add a sprinting mechanic, and the third episode shows you how to add jumping. By completing those tutorials, you will gain a grounding in C++ and produce the file required to complete this new course. Episode 1 – Create a player character with C++youtube.com/watch?v=63PuJoVoQMgEpisode 2 – Create player walking and sprinting mechanics in C++youtube.com/watch?v=xWExyPNIW30Episode 3 – Add a jump mechanic to your player characteryoutube.com/watch?v=85hiBjsGClICRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace#cpp #cryengine #gamedevelopment
Making our Player Jump in C++ - CRYENGINE TUTORIAL CRYENGINE 2022-09-14 | In the new episode, you will be shown how to take a leap forward for your player-controlled character by adding a jumping ability. As Nick goes through the process of adding the jump mechanic, he will explore and discuss the "if-statement" that makes jumping possible. Nick will then show you how to modify the jumping value in your CRYENGINE project directly in the engine. The tutorial also teaches you how to work with a previously unused part of the Character Controller, the "Air-Control-Ratio" value, that can be modified so the player can move in the air. By following the tutorial and using the .cpp and .h file you created during the first episode (youtu.be/xWExyPNIW30), you will finish with a player-controlled character that jumps and moves through the air!00:00 Introduction01:01 Modifying the Header02:16 Adding Jumping Logic05:52 Testing Jump Values in CRYENGINE07:04 Modying Air-Ratio-Control08:12 Using our JumpingCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #tutorial #programming
Laser Effects with special guest Viktor Ikkes! CRYENGINE 2022-09-09 | Originally streamed on: 01.06.2022CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #artwork #lasers
Night Environment with special guest Brian Dilg! CRYENGINE 2022-09-09 | Originally streamed on: 17.05.2022CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #artwork #nighttime
Transgender Awareness Day Artwork Stream with special guest Gabriel Yakir Ketteler! CRYENGINE 2022-09-09 | Originally streamed on: 31.03.2022CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #artwork #tad
World Creator x CRYENGINE - with special guest Brian Dilg! CRYENGINE 2022-09-09 | Originally streamed on: 10.05.2022CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Asset Database: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #artwork #worldcreator
Creating Player Walk and Sprinting in C++ - CRYENGINE TUTORIAL CRYENGINE 2022-08-10 | In the latest episode, you will be shown how to add sprinting movement to the player-controlled character created during the previous tutorial, giving your player two speeds to use - walking and running. You will be shown how to add sprinting to the character and how to modify the movement values in the engine, so both the walking and sprinting speeds can be customized. In addition to adding and tweaking sprinting, Nick shows you how to optimize the Player.cpp and Player.h files by introducing and explaining the programming practice of "Forward Declaration," a time saver for compile times, particularly on large projects. By following along with the tutorial and using the .cpp and .h file that you created during the first tutorial, you will finish with a player-controlled character that can sprint, which you can drag and drop into your own projects. 00:00 Intro00:48 Forward Declaration03:44 Creating Player State 04:54 Adding Member Variable05:40 Defining the Add Member 08:18 Adding Input 11:22 Adding Sprint Logic13:36 Sprinting in game CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #cpp #programming
How You Can Create A Player Character with C++ - CRYENGINE Tutorial CRYENGINE 2022-07-18 | Tutorial Author Nick Gillin shows you how to create a player-controlled moveable character from scratch using C++ in CRYENGINE 5.7 LTS. Chapters:00:00 Introduction03:09 Creating and Preparing our Project11:09 Adding Components22:20 Adding WASD Controls58:35 Adding Mouse-Control01:31:20 Outro CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#CRYENGINE #tutorials #playercontroller
Discord AMA with Brian Dilg & Nicholas Gillin I May 2022 CRYENGINE 2022-06-01 | Today we published a recording of the live Q&A with Brian Dilg, Learning Manager, and Nick Gillin, Video Producer. The Q&A was originally held on Discord, and the team answered a range of questions about CRYENGINE’s learning offering now and the ambitious plans to develop it in the future. Topics included future tutorials covering different aspects of the engine and game development and the plans for a future CRYENGINE ambassador program. CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.com0:00 Intro2:40 Changing the player character in CRYENGINE4:50 Environment presets for the community10:40 A Tutorial on "Super Realistic Lighting"? 16:50 ASMR tutorials from Brian! Hehe18:40 What we do at the CRYENGINE team22:00 Secret games at Crytek? 24:10 Creating tutorials and running into issues27:50 Involving the community in creating Tutorials?30:00 Ambassador programm! 40:50 What else are we doing here? 43:00 Additions to the written documentation of CRYENGINE? 53:21 Whats the most exiting thing in future updates, for Brian?55:30 Were there some bribes involved, to get Brian to do this? 56:30 Is CRY-Engineer a protected "job-description"? 58:45 What about the AI-documentation? 1:01:30 Custom Shaders? 1:03:40 Outro Subscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#CRYENGINE #Tutorials #Learning
How to Create a Main Menu Using Schematyc [UI Tut. Part 2] - CRYENGINE 5.7 LTS CRYENGINE 2022-05-27 | Learn how to create menus using Schematyc with the second episode in our UI tutorial series hosted by Tutorial Author Nick Gillin. 0:00 Intro Summary2:24 Required Software2:55 Adding ActionScript to 'Play' Button in Adobe Animate 5:27 Exporting and Converting .swf/.gfx 6:33 Explaining the .XML07:27 Adding the Menu, Cursor and Play Button into CRYENGINE 5.7 LTS 13:29 Adding ActionScript to 'Mute' Button in Adobe Animate14:35 Updating the .XML for the Mute Button15:04 Adding the Mute Button into CRYENGINE 5.7 LTS19:14 Adding ActionScript to 'Quit' Button in Adobe Animate20:20 Updating the .XML for the Quit Button20:46 Generate a Solution21:27 Adding Quit Function to the game via C++25:45 Build and Launch CRYENGINE 5.7 LTS from Visual Studio26:07 Adding the Quit Button into CRYENGINE 5.7 LTSVideo Producer and Tutorial Author Nick Gillin hosts the second episode of our new CRYENGINE 5.7 UI tutorial series. This practical tutorial shows you how to use Schematyc to implement a functioning main menu. Nick takes you step-by-step through the process using Galaxsys, a twin-stick shooter game sample that you can download for free from the CRYENGINE Asset Database. We recommend that you download it before you watch the tutorial so you can follow along. You'll be shown how to add a menu with clickable buttons to the game and learn the basics of the Schematyc workflow. You will be able to apply what you learn to your own projects. CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#UI #CRYENGINE #UIdesign
Discord AMA with Jeremy Wade, May 2022 CRYENGINE 2022-05-17 | CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.com0:00 Introduction3:15 Additional updates to LTS in the future? 6:52 How long will LTS be supported? 10:48 Will we have more modular game components? 13:21 Will there be any Asset Updates for LTS? 17:19 Can we expect an Oculus APK extrension or support for consoles? 23:25 Maintenance of features in the editor, like any visual scripting tools? 28:28 Tutorials on the new features of LTS? 31:00 Raytracing in CRYENGINE32:55 DirectX 12 support in LTS? 34:50 Why did we decide to delete older CRYENGINE versions? 40:18 Ambassador Programm for our CRYENGINE versions! 55:00 Any new updates to the CRYENGINE.com? 1:00:00 OutroThe AMA was a great open forum with a wide range of areas covered, and we would like to take this moment to thank everyone again for participating.Will we have additional updates to LTS and how long will it be supported? Have a listen to our AMA & if you want to ask questions please join our discord server! Topics discussed included the forthcoming 5.7 Long Term Support Update, future CRYENGINE Beta program for licensees and partners, the transition of the CRYENGINE Marketplace to a free asset database, and general game dev and marketing support for indie game developers. The high-level vision for the future of the engine also featured, including discussions about tool integrations that the team is looking into, improving the engine's user experience, and new and emerging technologies.Subscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace
Creating and implementing a crosshair [UI Tutorial Part 1] - CRYENGINE 5.7 LTS CRYENGINE 2022-04-28 | Our new UI tutorial series hosted by Tutorial Author Nicholas Gillen begins by showing you how to create a crosshair in CRYENGINE 5.7 LTS. Learn how to master UI with our new tutorial series. Hosted by CRYENGINE Video Producer and Tutorial Author Nicholas Gillen, the series will give you broad and deep practical knowledge about how UI functions are implemented in CRYENGINE 5.7 LTS and an understanding of what has changed since previous versions of the engine.00:00 Introduction 00:40 Software Requirements 01:10 Tutorial Steps 01:49 Creating a .cryproject 02:21 Adobe Animate Project Settings 04:20 Creating a Static Crosshair 06:32 Exporting the Crosshair 08:00 Converting the Crosshair .swf to a .gfx 10:14 Directory Structure 10:29 Creating and Explaining the .xml 14:52 Adding 'CryScaleForm' line to .cryproject file 15:42 Implementing the Crosshair into CRYENGINE 18:12 Animated Crosshair Intro 18:38 Adobe Animate Project Settings 19:07 Creating Animated Crosshair in Adobe Animate 23:22 Applying Action Script 3.0 to Crosshair 26:10 Exporting the Animated Crosshair 26:25 Converting the Animated Crosshair .swf to a .gfx 27:07 Directory Structure 27:25 Creating an .xml With Functions 29:40 Adding the Animated Crosshair in CRYENGINE 33:35 Outro CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#CRYENGINE #UI #CROSSHAIR
Discord AMA with Arto Ruotsalainen, February 2022 CRYENGINE 2022-02-18 | Check out the AMA with CRYENGINE General Manager Arto Ruotsalainen, who answered questions from the community about the now and the future of our engine.The AMA was a great open forum with a wide range of areas covered, and we would like to take this moment to thank everyone for participating. Topics discussed included the forthcoming 5.7 Long Term Support Update, future CRYENGINE Beta program for licensees and partners, the transition of the CRYENGINE Marketplace to a free asset database, and general game dev and marketing support for indie game developers. The high-level vision for the future of the engine also featured, including discussions about tool integrations that the team is looking into, improving the engine's user experience, and new and emerging technologies.0:00 Introduction6:15 What is coming to 5.7, what happened to items removed from the roadmap?8:40 What does LTS actually mean?9:55 When will we get more info about the next release?11:10 What happened to the Beta program?12:47 When will the marketplace submissions work again?14:35 Do you plan to modernize GameSDK?15:45 Whats happening with Flowgraph?18:20 Oculus VR Pipeline vs Steam VR Pipeline20:13 What about GitHub?24:20 Will the next Cryengine use a brand new framework or retain some old systems?26:00 Will the next Cryengine have some form of a new Game UI support?26:28 For new features, what can we expect? Ray Tracing, new animation system etc.?27:03 Will there be more consistent communication, even if the news is that there are no news?29:10 What's one of the biggest lessions the Cryengine team has learned with COVID and developing towards 5.7?33:35 What is happening to different editors (Terrain, Material, ...)?38:17 Will Cryengine support Intel XESS, AMD FSR and NVIDIA DLSS?39:25 What new rendering features are the team looking at in the future?41:00 Is Cryengine going to partner with some third-party hardware and software providers?43:42 Is there a plan to make the engine more appealing to game developers?50:42 What is the plan for Vulkan and mobile support?52:53 Will systems like the new animation system be added to the LTS or the Beta Program?53:43 Will the Beta Program also include internal developments that you are testing? (i.e. things developed for Crysis 4)55:37 How often will the community get updates about the future of the engine?58:52 WrapupCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace
Production Guide for Indies - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E15 - [Developer Insights] CRYENGINE 2021-10-06 | Our final episode in this year’s CRYENGINE Summer Academy is out today, focusing on how you can take your game to market successfully. If you’re new to the series (where have you been?!), the CRYENGINE Summer Academy is aimed at both newcomers to CRYENGINE and those with some game dev experience, using a platforming game called Breeze as a learning aid. Catch up with all the episodes released so far below.00:00 Introduction to Breeze01:35 What does a Brand Manager do?04:41 CRYENGINE x Indie Developers07:35 Publishing for Indie Developers, Where To Start? 09:20 Pitching Your Project to Publishers18:06 Managing Your Expectations 23:40 Publisher or Crowdfunding? 29:00 Experiences as an Indie Developer34:44 Creating Prototypes for Publishers?41:00 Competing in the World of Indie Games42:35 Your First Project to Publishers49:30 Building a Community / Community Management51:30 Your Game Becomes A Product55:35 Crowdfunding Done Right! 01:07:00 Platforms that Could Help you Reach More People01:14:00 How WE can Help You!01:16:00 Reach out to Companies!01:18:20 How to Act as an Community Manager01:23:50 Our Indie Developers01:32:10 Outro CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#Marketing #IndieGames #HowTo
Debugging your Game in CRYENGINE - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E14 - [Developer Insights] CRYENGINE 2021-09-22 | Master the debugging process with episode 14 of the CRYENGINE Summer Academy. If you’re new to the series, the CRYENGINE Summer Academy is aimed at both newcomers to CRYENGINE and those with some game dev experience, using a platforming game called Breeze as a learning aid.00:00 Intro01:40 Basic Information in CRYENGINE08:44 Debug View Modes13:30 Proxy Debug 17:20 Understanding the Console & Erros26:30 Profiling Techniques: r_profiler 130:35 Profiling Techniques: r_profiler 235:15 The Problem with SSR42:40 PerHud Debug Mode46:50 Debugging in Visual Studio57:21 Testing the Debug Code in Editor01:01:30 Additional Tips & Tricks in C++01:26:40 OutroTake a deep dive into the world of debugging as your regular host, Junior Evangelist Roman Perezogin, is joined by Support Engineer Joshua Nuttall and Technical Community Manager Jeremy Wade.CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #debugging #gamedev
Shaping audible landscapes for Games - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E13 - [Developer Insights] CRYENGINE 2021-09-16 | Episode 13 of the CRYENGINE Summer Academy is out now, and it’s all about audio! The CRYENGINE Summer Academy is a series aimed at newcomers to CRYENGINE and those with some game dev experience, using a platforming game called Breeze as a learning aid. If you’re new to the series, we have listed all episodes released so far below.00:00 Intro01:55 Audio Control Editor 04:30 Testing the Sound 07:10 Firing up FMOD08:00 FMOD Player Walk Sound10:40 Global Sound in FMOD15:10 From FMOD to CRYENGINE - Footsteps & Jumping24:30 Useful CVARS for Audio (Debug Info)30:00 Debugging / Adjusting (CVARS & Mannequin Editor)35:00 Adjusting with the Live Update Feature FMOD42:10 Ocean Audio Layer in FMOD43:10 Area Audio Setup in CRYENGINE01:21:30 OutroCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#audio #audiodesign #cryengine
Cat-Herding Particle Effects - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E12 - [Developer Insights] CRYENGINE 2021-09-08 | Learn how to use the Particle Editor for a range of different and diverse functions in episode 12 of the CRYENGINE Summer Academy. The CRYENGINE Summer Academy is a series aimed at newcomers to CRYENGINE and those with some game dev experience, using a platforming game called Breeze as a learning aid. If you’re new to the series, we have listed all episodes released so far below.00:00 The Incredible Breeze Intro01:40 Particles of Breeze07:50 Jump and Land Particle 10:30 Particle Profiler / Profiling your Level 17:25 Questions: Material Surface Effects23:20 Falling Leaves Particle24:00 Render: Sprites24:30 Spawn: Rate27:45 Life:Time and Motion 37:45 Appearance of the Particle52:25 Lighting of a Particle 55:40 Questions: Creating Foam of the Ocean? 01:07:00 Galaxsys Project01:09:00 Moving a Mesh Inside a Particle01:10:00 An Epic Cat and It's Fur! 01:29:50 Outro CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#VFX #Particles #CRYENGINE
Stylized Particle Effect - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E11 - [Tutorial] CRYENGINE 2021-09-01 | Senior VFX Artist Viktor Ikkes joins Junior Evangelist Roman Perezogin for an invaluable 90-minute particle effect tutorial. In today’s episode, Junior Evangelist Roman Perezogin is joined by Senior VFX Artist Viktor Ikkes for an in-depth 90-minute presentation all about particles. The video reverse engineers the process that Viktor used to create the soaring seagulls that you can see in Breeze. 0:00 Intro 01:19 The Seagull Particle01:50 Components of the Particle Editor04:15 The Spawn Count of the Parent and the Child Component09:27 Render Features11:25 Spawn Count of the Child Component17:31 Life Time Feature18:45 Field: Size Feature21:15 Appearance: Opacity24:00 Appearance: Lighting39:20 Appearance: Material41:21 Appearance: Texture Tiling 51:00 Location: Sphere on Parent and Child Component01:03:40 Motion: Physics on Parent and Child Component01:27:45 Angles: Rotate2D01:29:00 Outro Documentation: docs.cryengine.com/display/CEMANUAL/Particle+Effect+Features CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#particles #effects #cryengine
Lighting Techniques in CRYENGINE - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E10 - [Developer Insights] CRYENGINE 2021-08-25 | Today’s episode features Learning Manager Brian Dilg in conversation with your regular host Junior Evangelist Roman Perezogin. Over the course of 90 minutes, they discuss lighting in CRYENGINE and, in particular, the lighting in Breeze. The episode is packed full of tips and tricks for lighting your own scenes and features discussions about achieving different aesthetic moods, day and night lighting, using volumetric fog effectively, and much more.00:00 Introduction to Breeze08:50 The current light in Breeze09:30 Environment Editor: Sun14:00 Sun's Shadow 15:30 Environment Probes Explained18:30 Svogi (Total Illumination)23:28 CVars that are useful when lighting a scene27:05 Environment Probes around Breeze39:00 Sun & Atmosphere Colors 43:20 The Night Sky01:02:30 Tweaking The Dark Environment 01:10:30 Adding Light Effects to Gameplay Elements01:16:45 Tips & Tricks about Lighting A Scene01:19:00 Interior Lighting01:34:30 OutroEnvironment Editor Lighting Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMtO9Aghbbf5k6YPtd8HteSsLearn more: Lighting & Environment Master Class: youtube.com/watch?v=eQZN_jAJciM Rendering Pipeline: youtube.com/watch?v=34S3onEr3r8 CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#lighting #cryengine #gameengine
Animation System Insights - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E9 - [Developer Insights] CRYENGINE 2021-08-17 | Take a deep dive into CRYENGINE’s animation systems with an invaluable presentation featuring Animation Programmer Claudio Freda. Today’s episode will help you build out your understanding of animation in CRYENGINE following the previous step-by-step animation tutorials. Animation Programmer Claudio Freda joins your regular host Junior Evangelist Roman Perezogin to deliver you a comprehensive overview of the animation system in CRYENGINE00:00:00 Intro00:04:26 Character Animations00:05:12 Mannequin Editor 00:11:24 Blendspaces 00:18:04 Mannequin Editor Setup 00:26:00 Splitting Jump, Falling and Landing00:33:00 Mannequin Configuration Files00:38:35 Scope Layers/Additive Animations00:41:00 C++ Animation Code Explained00:44:00 C++ Player Animation Initialization00:47:30 C++ Explaining IActionsPtr's00:48:27 C++ Controlling Animations/Actions00:55:01 Questions00:57:41 C++ Testing, Fixing and Tuning the Logic01:22:20 C++ Blendspace Parameters in Code 01:28:50 Answering Questions 01:38:40 OutroMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out the previous episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cpp #animation #cryengine
C++ Animations Code: Jumping and Landing - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E8 - [Tutorial] CRYENGINE 2021-08-13 | In this episode, Support Engineer Joshua Nuttall introduces you to the simple animation code mechanics used in Breeze. You’ll be shown how to create a simple "Jump" animation in code. And, as they say, what goes up must come down, so you’ll also be shown how to add a landing animation into the mix, as well as how to create an extendable setup for you to explore with your character. Using the fuel can in Breeze as an example, you’ll also be shown how to animate attachments being added to your character too.This practical tutorial lasts just under 30 minutes and shows you how to code, set and tweak the parameters for animation, and set idling animations for when no movement is taking place. 00:00 Intro02:26 Creating Variables04:32 Reset Animations05:31 Init Variables06:44 Initialize08:13 Reset Event09:52 Update Animations19:50 Setting Variables21:08 Testing Animation22:05 Attaching fuel to character26:10 Testing Fuel Attachment26:50 OutroMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out the previous episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cpp #coding #animations #cryengine
Blend Space Tutorial with Example File - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E7 - [Tutorial] CRYENGINE 2021-08-05 | Today’s episode, hosted by Junior Evangelist Roman Perezogin, shows you how to use an example file to insert animations and create a locomotion blendspace for your character. Follow along with a simple drag and drop process that will allow you to replace or insert all the animations required for creating basic locomotion for a player character. Roman also explains core concepts in the blendspace editor, like examples and annotations. By the end of the video, you’ll have learned how to create basic locomotion from just a few animations in this fun tutorial that lasts under 15 minutes. Blendspace Example File & Written Documentation: docs.cryengine.com/display/CEMANUAL/Tutorial+-+Character+Pipeline+-+Using+a+Blend+Space+FileTutorials mentioned: Blendspace Tutorial: youtube.com/watch?v=FIMV_wLv63A Mannequin Quick Setup: youtube.com/watch?v=EIWeZn3w8aE 00:00 Intro 01:30 Dropping the example file 02:20 Character Tool 03:50 Blendspace Editor04:05 Blendspace Preview05:10 Examples08:30 Annotations10:26 OutroMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out the previous episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DFurther Learning:Blendspaces Documentation: docs.cryengine.com/display/CEMANUAL/BlendspacesMixamo Examples with Reorientation: youtube.com/watch?v=0qo9QVaDVos&list=PLpCgy91Y5vMvJf5paeVo9m1d6erdkKO1sCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cpp #blendspaces #tutorial #animation
C++ Gameplay Mechanics: Pickup & Collection Zone - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E6/B - [Tutorial] CRYENGINE 2021-07-28 | In Episode 6B, Joshua walks you through the step-by-step process of creating an object pick-up zone. The tutorial shows you how to set up objects such as fuel cans that can be picked up and taken to a collection area to trigger an event, in this case, launching a rocket! 00.00 Intro01:47 Creating The Component03:46 Holding Fuel Variables For Player04:51 Pickup Logic06:30 Revive 07:02 Testing Pickup08:03 Creating Collection Zone Component09:30 Creating Variables11:44 Gameplay Started Event12:14 Enter Area Event15:37 Debug Rendering17:05 Testing21:45 OutroMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out the previous episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DThis is an extra episode in our coding tutorial mini-series presented by Support Engineer Joshua Nuttall. These step-by-step tutorials use Visual Studio and CRYENGINE and assume that you have a basic understanding of C++ programming. In case you missed the previous episodes, we recommend that you catch up with the previous episodes in this mini-series:Episode #6: youtube.com/watch?v=AY3t7EZAzQI Episode #6 A: youtube.com/watch?v=I2h01qQ5buMCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cpp #gamemechanics #cryengine
C++ Gameplay Mechanics: Bouncing Platforms - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E6/A - [Tutorial] CRYENGINE 2021-07-28 | In Episode 6A, Joshua builds on explaining how you can create falling platforms in Episode 6 by showing you how to code bouncing platforms. Using Entity Area Events, amongst other techniques, you’ll learn how to enable a player to jump on a surface and fly through the air. 00:00 Intro01:54 Adding Physics Post Step Event02:18 Creating Useful Variables03:02 Exposing New Cvars04:22 Implementing The Physics Post Step05:15 Get Living Status05:45 Getting The Surface Type07:42 Bounce Logic11:00 Changing the Physicalize13:26 Testing 14:05 OutroMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out the previous episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DThis is an extra episode in our coding tutorial mini-series presented by Support Engineer Joshua Nuttall. These step-by-step tutorials use Visual Studio and CRYENGINE and assume that you have a basic understanding of C++ programming. In case you missed the previous episodes, we recommend that you catch up with the previous episodes in this mini-series:Episode #6: youtube.com/watch?v=AY3t7EZAzQI CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cpp #gamemechanics #cryengine
Coding in C++ Gameplay Platformer Mechanics - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E6 - [Tutorial] CRYENGINE 2021-07-21 | In this tutorial, Joshua shows you how to implement the platforming mechanics seen in Breeze. These mechanics are coded in C++, and you’ll learn how to use various methods and engine features to create different movements and actions. In this part you will see how to make the classic platforming mechanic of falling platforms by creating an Entity Component from scratch in C++.00:00 Intro01:55 Creating Classes05:08 Creating Component07:33 Reflect Type14:31 Adding Variables 16:31 Register Type22:25 Testing Component Registration23:34 Exposing Variables 24:20 Adding Events25:12 Handling Trigger Enter 25:29 Testing Variables in Editor26:15 Variable Defaults26:43 Loading Geometry28:00 Loading Material29:41 Physicalize Object31:31 Adding the Trigger 38:13 Updating Editor Properties39:07 Handle Update Event44:02 Preview Rendering47:47 Testing in EditorMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out the previous episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cpp #gamemechanics #cryengine
Coding in C++ - Creating a Player Controller - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E5 - [Tutorial] CRYENGINE 2021-07-07 | Today's episode is a special tutorial hosted by Support Engineer Joshua Nuttall, who will show you how to set up the character you see in Breeze. The video is a step-by-step tutorial that uses Visual Studio and our engine and assumes that you have a basic understanding of C++ programming.00:00 Intro 01:15 How to get Visual Studio 01:40 Introduction to Josh02:20 Explaining the project / template04:38 Changing the player character05:54 Removing the shooting mechanic06:41 Adding new inputs10:00 Changing movement14:38 Adding Console Variables21:45 Changing the camera25:20 Testing in-game 25:45 OutroMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out the previous episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #cpp #programming
Master Class: A Guide to Character Art Preparation CRYENGINE 2021-06-29 | Character Art Director Abdenour Bachir shows you how to import art assets from 3DS Max into CRYENGINE in our latest Master Class. 00:00 Introduction01:07 Agenda01:46 PBR (Physically Based Rendering)07:45 Exporting high resolution textures to specific hardware platforms08:33 The 3 basic texture types used for characters09:19 Character-related shaders10:35 Character head demo in engine11:57 Setting custom FOVs to showcase character12:54 Setting up a test background and lighting13:40 Folder organization for character assets15:58 Protyping a character asset in Max19:17 Creating a new level in the engie20:51 Moving an object's pivot in Max21:29 Modifying an object's pivot in Max23:21 Pivots and geometry precision24:10 Creating a character material in engine and syncing it with Max26:37 Creating a new material in engine28:37 Syncing an engine material to and model in Max30:17 Testing multi-materials in engine30:40 Converting a material to a multi-material34:07 Placing a background behind the head35:39 Adding lights to the scene37:42 Generating a cube map38:20 Testing various cubemaps on an asset39:12 Adjusting the angle of the sunAbdenour draws upon years of experience to deliver an in-depth presentation showing character art preparation workflows that you can use in your own projects. The presentation covers everything from prototyping a character asset in Max to setting up the asset in CRYENGINE, including syncing materials, lighting, and testing it in the engine.Find out more on the topic with our Documentation pages:PBS - docs.cryengine.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=44959238 CryToolsInstaller (for exporting assets to CE) - docs.cryengine.com/display/CEMANUAL/CryToolsInstaller CE Exporter in 3ds Max - docs.cryengine.com/display/CEMANUAL/CRYENGINE+Exporter+in+3dsMax CE UI in Maya - docs.cryengine.com/display/CEMANUAL/CRYENGINE+User+Interface+in+Maya Creating Character Definitions (Character Setup) - docs.cryengine.com/display/SDKDOC2/Creating+Character+Definition+-+Character+Tool Character Params File - docs.cryengine.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=23307999This Master Class is aimed at users with some experience of game development and CRYENGINE.If you are completely new to CRYENGINE, we recommend that you download our beginner's course:cryengine.com/marketplace/product/CEMP-2019Or you can watch the tutorial on our YouTube channel:youtube.com/watch?v=FAXHqKvuPF4&list=PLpCgy91Y5vMvZp9_UQivhhK588pvaUtBZSubscribe to our channel and click the bell icon to get notifications for the latest tutorials from CRYENGINE.CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#CharacterArt #3dsmax #GameDesign
Low Poly Assets & Environment Design Talk - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E4 - [Developer Insights] CRYENGINE 2021-06-23 | Pick up essential advice as Tom Deerberg, Principal 3D Environment Artist, joins host Roman Perezogin, Junior Evangelist, to discuss environment art and design. Roman and Tom discuss the workflow for the stylized assets that feature in Breeze, and Tom gives his advice for developers starting out with CRYENGINE. Tom reveals the importance of planning ahead and why time spent building a collection of reference images before you start modeling assets will pay off. Throughout the video, Tom gives fascinating insights about creating AAA games and his own indie passion project, Ramiwo. This episode runs for over an hour and is packed full of great recommendations, tips, guidance, and lessons. 00:00:00 Intro00:00:22 Introducing Tom Deerberg00:02:26 Introducing the level Tom built00:04:18 Why low poly art?00:06:55 From Blender to CRYENGINE00:11:50 Concept and research behind the Island design00:14:00 Lighting design00:16:50 How did Tom begin his career?00:19:50 Working on the dream project - Crysis 300:20:28 Next dream project!00:21:50 Making games and prototypes from scratch00:23:45 Ramiwo - experimental CRYENGINE game by Tom & Matto00:28:20 Introducing the Designer Tool00:33:29 Working on vegetation assets00:36:20 Daily work with envornment in CRYENGINE00:38:10 Favourite part of working with CRYENGINE00:39:50 Working with environment assets00:45:37 Working on Tree assets00:47:10 How to stay consistent with art assets00:52:50 Adding wind to bend vegetation00:55:40 Ambient occlusion, decals, shaders01:01:24 Tesselation01:03:20 About workflows between modelling and engine01:04:34 Answering questions from the stream audience01:07:10 Tom's next personal project?01:11:20 Motivation behind making games01:14:15 More questions from audienceMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out the previous episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#lowpoly #environment #cryengine
Master Class: In-Depth Guide to Working with Particle Effects in CRYENGINE - Part 3 CRYENGINE 2021-06-15 | Watch the final episode of our comprehensive particle effects Master Class hosted by Senior VFX Artist Viktor Ikkes.0:00 Introduction to material effects surface types1:15 Behavior defined in surface type settings2:09 Defining surface types in SurfaceTypes.xml3:44 Defining collision surface pairs in MaterialEffects.xml using Excel5:15 Importance of item order in MaterialEffects.xml5:31 Defining special surface types in code and referencing in MaterialEffects.xml6:09 Surface type pair collision behavior in depth7:19 Particle attributes and material effects7:28 Exposing particle properties using Attributes11:16 Target feature13:39 Using t_scale to see issues and adjust parameters14:20 Particle debugging cVarsIn this episode, Viktor presents advanced particle design techniques. Learn how to define surface types and create material effects, ensuring that collisions between any two material types produce the desired reactions. Those reactions include generating particle effects, spawning decals, playing audio cues, and responses that produce the correct friction and elasticity, damage accumulation, breakages and piercings, and more. Viktor also demonstrates how to expose particle properties to the sandbox editor using attributes and how to send particles between a source and target to create effects like lighting bolts.The debugging process for particle effects is also covered. New to this Master Class? Catch up hereEpisode One:youtube.com/watch?v=npPlJ0npfVQEpisode Two:youtube.com/watch?v=-t5YkZPc_4gThe Master Class uses the free Game SDK Sample Project as a learning aid. Download it for free from The CRYENGINE Marketplace:cryengine.com/marketplace/product/CRYENGINE%20GameSDK%20Sample%20ProjectThis Master Class is aimed at users with some experience of game development and CRYENGINE.If you are completely new to CRYENGINE, we recommend that you download our beginner's course:cryengine.com/marketplace/product/CEMP-2019Or you can watch the tutorial on our YouTube channel:youtube.com/watch?v=FAXHqKvuPF4&list=PLpCgy91Y5vMvZp9_UQivhhK588pvaUtBZSubscribe to our channel and click the bell icon to get notifications for the latest tutorials from CRYENGINE.CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#ParticleEffects #VFX #GameDesign
Level Design with Procedural Tools - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E3 - [Tutorial] CRYENGINE 2021-06-09 | In this episode, Roman walks you through the process of creating an island with different areas, starting from a blank level. First, Roman uses the Terrain Editor to generate and manipulate terrain to create the size, shape, and form of an island. Roman then shows you how to use layers to create different biomes with the Terrain Editor. You'll also learn how to use the Vegetation Editor to create meshes, set the density and distribution of your vegetation, and even regulate how the grass will sway in the wind. By the end of the tutorial, you will have created an entire island with distinct and charming diversity, from the beach to the forest and the mountains, using workflows and principles that you can apply to more complex projects. Links mentioned in the video: Vegetation Editor UI: docs.cryengine.com/display/CEMANUAL/Vegetation+Editor Vegetation Asset Setup: docs.cryengine.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=242858890:00 Intro to the tutorial 0:24 Introduction to "Breeze"01:20 Small Island introduction 02:12 Creating a new level 02:30 Generating our Island03:45 Creating paint layers for our Island05:43 Creating groups in the vegetation tool06:23 Adding brushes to our group06:43 Vegetation Brush Settings10:53 Using terrain layers within the vegetation tool 11:28 Painting the grass with the paint tool 11:43 Editing settings on the run12:08 Forest group in the vegetation editor14:55 Beach / Adding rocks to our vegetation Editor15:25 Align the terrain normals to our brushes16:25 Setting up the min elevation on our rocks17:00 OutroMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out the previous episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#procedural #leveldesign #cryengine
Master Class: In-Depth Guide to Working with Particle Effects in CRYENGINE - Part 2 CRYENGINE 2021-06-02 | Watch part two of our indispensable particle effects Master Class hosted by Senior VFX Artist Viktor Ikkes.Viktor takes you on a hands-on tour of the Particle Editor, building a detailed explosion effect from start to finish, including spawning flying debris that starts fires wherever it lands. Viktor is one of the leading experts in this field, and throughout the presentation, you'll be shown practical techniques and workflows that you can apply to your own projects. Watch part one of this Master Class to get up to speed:youtube.com/watch?v=npPlJ0npfVQ00:00 Building an explosion effect00:31 Spawn:Rate vs. Spawn:Count00:58 Spawn:Count - Amount, Delay, Duration, Restart02:02 Curve modifier to modify particle size over time (age)02:33 Appearance:Lighting - making explosion glow02:49 Appearance:Material - setting the glow material03:36 Appearance:Opacity - additive blend mode04:08 Appearance:Opacity - Soft Intersect - blending particle with meshes05:37 Render:Sprites - Camera Offset - moving glow towards camera on spawn07:01 Adding fire to the explosion09:26 Timing of components firing within particles10:37 Angles:Rotate2D11:29 Velocity features and timing12:21 Adding an animated fireball texture12:54 Naming animated textures strategically13:06 Working with animated sprite sheets14:04 Adding randomization to Life:Time14:20 Understanding random Life Time values15:35 Animation settings for tiled (animated) textures16:57 Making lighting emissive17:07 Adding smoke to the explosion18:36 Sort order when rendering particles19:35 Sort Bias20:42 Location:Sphere - moving the smoke outward22:30 Adding a second layer of thin smoke in front of the fireball23:12 Techniques for larger explosion with slow-dissipating smoke24:18 Adding sparks to the explosion25:33 Adding light to the explosion26:26 Controlling light over time26:45 Controlling the radius of light feature27:37 Affecting volumetric fog with light28:11 Animating light intensity over time29:07 Field:Size with a light component30:04 Adding audio to a particle effect30:40 Spawning ribbons to add streaks36:29 Spawn Fraction40:19 Particles and wind40:49 Modifying or disabling wind's effect on particles41:06 Adding turbulence to motion41:23 Motion:Physics - Local Effectors - Turbulence (Simplex)43:05 Adding noise to smoke movement45:30 Motion:Collisions - making particles aware of proxies47:24 Motion:Collisions options50:01 Making flying debris start fires when colliding with objects51:38 Detecting collisions with Motion:CryPhysics53:12 Particles and synchronizationCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#ParticleEffects #VFX #GameDesign
Practical Prototyping - CryDesigner Tool - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E2 [Tutorial] CRYENGINE 2021-05-26 | The next installment of our CRYENGINE Summer Academy, hosted by Junior Evangelist Roman Perezogin, is out now. Learn simple ways to use our engine's Designer tool, known as Cry Designer, to prototype levels and gameplay quickly and easily.Links mentioned in the video: Chinese Garden: cryengine.com/marketplace/product/CEMP-1867Designer Tool Docs: docs.cryengine.com/display/SDKDOC2/Designer+ToolDesigner Tool Bridge Tutorial: youtube.com/watch?v=Xz6_vqWe7HgDesigner Tool Lathe Tutorial: youtube.com/watch?v=HVsbldDltsADesigner Tool Smoothing Tutorial: youtube.com/watch?v=xY5TvIngbNg00:00 Introduction 00:14 Breeze Introduction 01:00 What's in that video? 01:45 An overview of our tasks in this video! 02:30 Designer Tool Introduction 02:50 Starting with a cylinder to create a key 03:15 Settings of the cylinder04:50 Making an offset tool to our key! 05:20 Extrude Tool06:00 Extruding the base of the key06:20 Loop Cut Tool07:25 Exporting the key as a .cgf08:00 Creating a building with a box 08:15 Roof & the interior of our building09:14 Doors and windows10:10 Creating a chest inside the building 10:45 Bevel Tool 11:45 Making the gameplay a bit more complex 12:30 Creating additional platforms on the building 13:10 Testing our new platforms14:00 OutroMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out the previous episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplaceMusic used in this video: Music: @Epidemic Sound : Royalty Free Music ES_Summer Beat - Qeeo#cryengine #designertool #prototyping
Master Class: In-Depth Guide to Working with Particle Effects in CRYENGINE - Part 1 CRYENGINE 2021-05-18 | Senior VFX Artist Viktor Ikkes delivers part one of an in-depth two-part Master Class presentation demonstrating the particle effects system in CRYENGINE. Part 2 will be released in two weeks, so stay tuned for more! 0:00:00 - Introduction & course overview0:01:08 - Using GameSDK sample assets for learning0:01:34 - tool palette layout (single monitor)0:01:59 - Opening the Woodland sample level0:02:29 -The live particle building workflow0:02:53 - Creating a new particle and adding it to a level0:03:12 - Adding a particle by dragging from particle editor vs. building components0:03:58 - Default properties of a particle emitter component0:04:14 - Methods of accessing the particle editor tool0:04:31 - Particle editor tool panel layout0:05:43 - Overview of particle editor tool panels0:06:11 - Interface - Effect Tree0:06:44 - Navigation in the Effect Graph panel0:06:48 - Customizing mouse behavior0:07:04 - Toolbar buttons in Effect Graph0:07:25 - Converting PFX1 effects to PFX20:07:39 - Adding components to the Effect Graph0:07:51 - Using effect presets0:08:27 - Understanding components and features0:08:34 - Inserting and arranging features0:08:57 - Impact of feature order0:09:17 - Copying features across component0:09:31 - Copying feature settings across components0:10:00 - Enabling/disabling multiple versions of a feature for testing0:10:40 - Disabling, hiding, and soloing component0:11:42 - Adding features to a component0:12:44 - When feature order affects the result0:14:17 - Linking components in parent/child hierarchy0:17:25 - Summary of feature categories0:17:38 - Spawning and distribution overview0:18:09 - Movement after spawning overview0:18:28 - Projecting onto terrain or water overview0:18:39 - Initial velocity overview0:18:51 - Alignment and rotation overview0:19:13 - Rendering overview0:19:42 - Auxiliary features overview0:20:34 - 5 ways of particle rendering0:21:25 - Ribbons0:22:08 - Decals0:22:21 - GPU vs. CPU sprites0:24:01 - Location:Appearance features0:24:14 - Field features0:24:42 - Field:Color0:25:09 - Field:Size0:25:19 - Field:Size modifiers0:28:59 - Domain Scale and Domain Bias0:34:40 - Field:Color modifiers0:35:24 - Appearance modifiers0:36:16 - Appearance:Lighting0:38:06 - Appearance:Lighting - Diffuse0:38:38 - Appearance:Lighting - BackLight0:40:56 - Appearance:Lighting - Curvature0:41:41 - Appearance:Lighting - Receive Shadows0:43:16 - Appearance:Opacity - Blend Mode0:46:36 - Creating particle textures0:50:31 - Appearance:TextureTiling0:58:41 - normal maps for particles0:59:17 - Materials for particle normal maps1:01:43 - Particle glow mapsFeaturing advice and workflows that you can use on your own projects, take your VFX implementation to the next level with a comprehensive deep dive into CRYENGINE's particle effect system. In part one, Viktor introduces the topic and shows you a practical particle building workflow. You'll be shown how to create a new particle and add it to a level, with a complete overview of the Particle Editor and the tools and panels at your disposal. Viktor also explains components and their features and covers different ways to render particles, apply appearance modifiers, and create textures and maps for particles. The Master Class uses the free Game SDK Sample Project as a learning aid. Download it for free from The CRYENGINE Marketplace:cryengine.com/marketplace/product/CRYENGINE%20GameSDK%20Sample%20ProjectThis Master Class is aimed at users with some experience of game development and CRYENGINE.If you are completely new to CRYENGINE, we recommend that you download our beginner's course:cryengine.com/marketplace/product/CEMP-2019Or you can watch the tutorial on our YouTube channel:youtube.com/watch?v=FAXHqKvuPF4&list=PLpCgy91Y5vMvZp9_UQivhhK588pvaUtBZSubscribe to our channel and click the bell icon to get notifications for the latest tutorials from CRYENGINE.CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#ParticleEffects #VFX #GameDesign
Prototyping Games - CRYENGINE Summer Academy S1E1 - [Developer Insight] CRYENGINE 2021-05-10 | In this first installment from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021, we introduce the concept behind Breeze. We are joined by a very special guest, Matthias Otto, Principal Level Designer, who prototyped and worked on our original award-winning rock climbing game, The Climb, and its out-now sequel, The Climb 2! We discuss some of the core principles behind game design and what makes a fun gameplay experience that will benefit anyone making games.Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to Breeze01:10 Introducing the World01:35 Low Poly Assets in Breeze02:00 Introducing the gameplay02:45 Interview with Matthias Otto20:50 Introducing the Designer Tool 22:05 Particles we used in Breeze23:30 Character & Animations in Breeze24:25 Blendspaces & Mannequin24:51 Audio in Breeze 25:25 OutroMake sure to bookmark the Playlist to keep up-to-date and check out future episodes to learn even more from the CRYENGINE Summer Academy 2021:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpCgy91Y5vMthPN4vM2ETwbfVybkUV-1DThe CRYENGINE Summer Academy is aimed at both newcomers to CRYENGINE and those with an intermediate level of experience. You will learn the fundamentals of game development for all kinds of projects. Hosted by Junior Evangelist Roman Perezogin, the expanded fifteen-part series uses Breeze’s beautiful, stylized island, home to a little platforming robot with big dreams, as a learning aid. He is accompanied by members of our team who have created award-winning Crytek games to provide further expert insight, tips, tricks, advice, and new tutorials. The series will include C++ coding tutorials and will also cover character animation, gameplay logic, level design, lighting, environment assets, particle effects, audio, and more. You will be armed with a wealth of knowledge about our engine and game creation as we roll out the course with regular episodes from today and continuing over the summer. You don't want to miss any future live streams? Than follow us on Twitch! twitch.tv/cryengineCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplaceMusic used in this video: Music: @Epidemic Sound : Royalty Free Music ES_Summer Beat - Qeeo#cryengine #gamedev #gamedesign #platformer #tutorial
Master Class: Comprehensive Guide to Working with Audio in CRYENGINE CRYENGINE 2021-05-05 | Audio Director Florian Füsslin, Lead Software Engineer Thomas Wollenzin, and Audio Designer, Dominik Zingler deliver a comprehensive overview of how to work with game audio in CRYENGINE.00:00:00 Introduction00:00:18 Intro to game audio: linear media00:00:31 Agenda00:05:45 Thinking in terms of conditions00:07:20 Thinking in real time00:07:37 Audio production00:08:50 Processing audio through DAW software00:10:24 Processing audio through audio middleware00:12:03 Overview of audio setup in CRYENGINE00:14:37 Dealing with ambience (echo, reverb)00:16:26 Working with audio code- overview00:17:01 abstraction and audio middleware00:17:52 High level overview of audio code design00:18:59 Core concepts - audio system00:24:56 Audio Controls Editor overview00:26:01 Overview: Executing global functionality00:27:25 Overview: Executing object-specific functionality00:29:18 Overview: Executing object-specific functionality withint explicitly handling audio objects00:29:53 Overview: Executing functionality via entities00:32:35 C++ demo00:33:32 Enabling audio debugging cVars using a .cfg file00:34:50 Onscreen debugging information through s_DrawDebug00:36:15 the Audio Controls Editor00:36:49 Importing audio files into an ACE library00:37:18 Assiging an imported audio file to a trigger00:44:16 Executing object-specific functionality withint explicitly handling audio objects00:45:29 Making audio follow an entity00:48:58 Creating an aux audio object on an entity00:52:35 Flo introduces Dominik's lesson00:53:22 Hands-on middleware tutorial00:53:37 ACE, sound banks, and triggers00:55:35 Finding the sample project source files00:56:10 The fMod interface00:56:41 Importing audio files into an FMOD event00:57:02 Understanding multi-instruments in FMOD00:57:40 Creating a sound bank00:58:07 Assing an audio event to a sound bank00:59:02 Adding a sound bank to a CRYENGINE audio library01:00:09 Add an audio trigger to a library01:00:39 Organizing audio entities in Level Explorer01:01:16 Adding a trigger spot to a level01:01:42 Making an ambient sound loop continuously01:02:25 Snapping entities to geometry01:02:46 Audio debugging01:04:31 Creating a sound for a particle effect in FMOD01:04:50 Creating a 3D event in FMOD01:05:57 Adding a loop region to a multi-instrument in FMOD01:08:37 Preparing ACE triggers while sound banks are still being created01:10:08 Adding audio to a particle effect01:11:48 Setting up attentuation in FMOD01:13:04 Adding a parameter in FMOD01:14:10 Adding an EQ effect in FMODIn under 90 minutes, the presentation introduces audio production, an overview of the core concepts in CRYENGINE's audio system, the audio setup process in CRYENGINE, and more. The presentation also includes a Middleware tutorial using FMOD as an example. This section contains an overview of the FMOD interface, adding trigger spots to a level, making ambient sounds that loop continuously, creating a sound bank for particle effects, the debugging process, and more.CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#AudioDesign #FMOD #GameDesign
BREEZE - The CRYENGINE Summer Academy returns! - Teaser Trailer CRYENGINE 2021-04-27 | Did you follow our adventures on Breeze Island last year during Devcom? No? Well, you're in luck! We prepared a new tutorial series for you - based on the live streams from August 2020 where we built a beautiful island retreat and helped a small robot fuel his rocket for a trip to the stars!Breeze is an 8-part tutorial series featuring guests and speakers from the Crytek HQ in Frankfurt, sharing their knowledge and insights while building a slightly different kind of CRYENGINE game. The invited guests will join Cry-Journey on Breeze-Island and talk about character animation programming, gameplay logic, level design and lighting, environment assets, particle effects, marketing tips for indie devs and much, much more. Stay tuned for new releases! And enjoy the Breeze.#AchievedWithCRYENGINE #GameDevTutorial #PlatformerBreeze Summer Academy 2020 re-cap is only the beginning - as we have much in store for the summer season 2021. Like, share and subscribe to always be up to date and for even more CRYENGINE content, follow us on Twitch: twitch.tv/cryengineCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplaceMusic: @EpidemicSoundRoyaltyFreeMusic ES_Summer Beat - Qeeo
Master Class: The In-depth Lighting and Environment Guide for a Game in CRYENGINE CRYENGINE 2021-04-21 | Lighting Artist Lars Hofrichter delivers a must-watch presentation featuring CRYENGINE's powerful lighting and environment tools. 00:00:00 - Editing shaders00:00:42 - The Environment Editor00:01:27 - Curve editor and dynamic time of day00:02:21 - Enabling volumetric fog00:05:59 - Sun specular multiplier00:06:51 - Skybox settings00:07:38 - Setting up a skybox texture in Photoshop00:09:11 - Creating the sky material00:09:33 - Fine tuning skybox materials in environment editor00:11:39 - Volumetric fog settings in environment editor00:12:50 - height (top) - volumetric fog00:13:35 - density (top) - volumetric fog00:14:01 - global density - volumetric fog00:14:56 - global fog and interiors - volumetric fog00:15:47 - Ramps with global - volumetric fog00:17:11 - Fog color (atmosphere) - volumetric fog00:17:47 - Anisotropy (atmosphere) - volumetric fog00:18:43 - Color (sun radial) - volumetric fog00:19:08 - Anisotropy (sun radial) - volumetric fog00:19:33 - Radial blend factor - volumetric fog00:19:43 - Range - volumetric fog00:20:39 - In-scattering - volumetric fog00:21:20 - Extinction - volumetric fog00:21:40 - Analytical fog visibility - volumetric fog00:22:06 - Final density clamp - volumetric fog00:22:10 - Variables - Sky Light00:23:17 - Night sky multiplier settings00:24:24 - Volumetric clouds00:25:41 - cloud shading00:26:37 - Sun Rays Effect00:27:42 - Advanced properties - tweaking ocean00:27:56 - HDR tone mapping settings00:29:18 - HDR saturation00:29:24 - HDR color balance00:30:17 - HDR exposure values (EV)00:31:51 - Disabling HDR eye adaptation00:32:24 - HDR EV auto compensation00:32:35 - HDR bloom amount00:33:18 - Filters00:34:11 - Filters - photofilter color00:34:15 - depth of field00:34:49 - particle sorting issues with depth of field00:35:53 - Shadows00:37:00 - Constants00:37:42 - Constants: Sun00:37:59 - Constants: Moon00:38:44 - Constants - Wind00:39:20 - Breeze proxies00:39:38 - Constants - cloud shadows00:40:17 - Constants - Color Grading00:42:41 - Constants - Total Illumination00:44:30 - SVOGI - injection multiplier00:45:43 - SVOGI - sky color multiplier00:46:06 - sky color multiplier and fog top color+multiplier00:47:08 - Constants - Total Illumination - Use TOD Sky Color00:48:08 - Constants - Global Illumination - Specular Amplifier00:48:16 - Constants - Global Illumination - Diffuse Bias00:48:52 - Constants - Global Illumination - Cone Max Length00:49:01 - Seeing the SVOGI voxel grid with e_svoDebug00:49:45 - SVOGI - Update Geometry00:50:50 - SVOGI - Min Node Size00:51:25 - SVOGI - Low Spec Mode00:52:03 - Constants - Total Illumination Advanced - Integration Mode00:52:23 - SVOGI - Integration Mode00:52:51 - Constants - Total Illumination Advanced - Number of Bounces00:53:18 - SVOGI - Translucent Brightness00:54:12 - Volumetric fog components01:01:22 - fog volumes wind influence and noise01:03:47 - Clip volumes to constrain lights and fog in interiors01:11:23 - Vis Areas01:12:27 - Portals with vis areas01:13:56 - Projector light components01:16:19 - project light shadows and minimum shadow graphics01:16:48 - Limitations on shadow casters01:17:03 - Modifying the maximum number of shadow casting lights01:17:29 - Shadow bias settings on light components01:17:48 - Attenuation bulb size - light components01:18:33 - fog settings for light components01:19:25 - SVOGI's bounce light and light components01:19:56 - Attenuation bulb size and SVOGI01:20:16 - light component animation settings01:20:43 - creating custom light animations01:20:55 - View Ratio property and seeing distant lights01:22:03 - setting view dist ratio for light components01:22:27 - Point light component01:23:18 - area lights01:24:12 - area lights and attenuation bulb size01:24:50 - area lights and projection texturesCRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#EnvironmentArt #LevelDesign #GameArt
Master Class: The Simple Environment Art Guide for a Game with 3DS Max - CRYENGINE Sandbox CRYENGINE 2021-04-09 | Senior 3D Artist Ronny Mühle and Principal 3D Environment Artist Tom Deerburg deliver a comprehensive Master Class showing you how to create environment assets for your levels.00:00:00 - Introduction00:00:35 - Exporting textures from Photoshop: albedo, normal, gloss, etc.00:02:36 - Creating materials in Photoshop00:05:38 - Debugging: seeing various textures with View Modes00:06:43 - Support for additional textures00:06:57 - Vegetation opacity maps00:08:27 - Exporting textures from Substance Designer00:09:17 - .DDS and .cryasset file formats00:09:45 - Exporting 3D meshes from 3DS Max00:10:43 - Setting up the 3DS Max exporter tools00:13:49 - Adding LODs for static assets00:17:30 - Adding a physics proxy for a static object00:19:03 - Setting up materials in 3DS Max00:22:30 - Surface types in materials00:24:17 - Placing .CGF models as brushes00:24:34 - Placing .CGF models using vegetation editor and terrain paint layers00:25:44 - Placing .CGF models procedurally using terrain paint layers and vegetation editor00:27:02 - Placing .CGF models as physicalized entities00:28:39 - Archetype entities00:29:30 - Prefabs00:30:09 - Setting up vegetation bending using 3DS Max vertex colors00:37:58 - Vegetation touch bending in grass vegetation (physics-driven)00:40:59 - Seeing vegetation bones with p_drawHelpers00:44:31 - Exporting CGF models to OBJ to edit in 3DS Max00:52:04 - Creating a collision proxy for an object01:00:03 - Breakable object setup01:11:50 - Debug draw modes01:14:31 - Using e_DebugDraw modes to optimize assetsThis presentation is aimed at experienced developers and shows you all the stages required to create environment assets for your scenes using 3DS Max and CRYENGINE. In around 75 minutes, you'll learn how to create physicalized static and dynamic meshes like rocks or buildings, physics proxies, and texture maps.The presentation also shows you how to make vegetation that responds to both wind and collisions with physicalized objects. Other topics covered include moving assets between 3DS Max and CRYENGINE and the debug and optimization process. If you are completely new to CRYENGINE, we recommend that you download our beginner's course:cryengine.com/marketplace/product/CEMP-2019Or you can watch the tutorial on our YouTube channel:youtube.com/watch?v=FAXHqKvuPF4&list=PLpCgy91Y5vMvZp9_UQivhhK588pvaUtBZSubscribe to our channel and click the bell icon to get notifications for the latest tutorials from CRYENGINE.CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#EnvironmentArt #LevelDesign #GameArt
Master Class: Extensive Rigging Guide for CRYENGINE in Maya CRYENGINE 2021-03-25 | Watch Lead Technical Artist Alexander Raab deliver a 50-minute Master Class presentation about the animation rigging process using Maya and CRYENGINE.Animation Rigging with Maya - Alex Raab Start Topic 00:00 Introduction 00:35 Installing tools for 3DS Max 01:43 Opening the rig 02:25 Working with pre-existing rigs 02:38 Understanding .CDF files 03:50 Understanding skinning 04:35 Bringing a skinned Maya character into the engine 06:34 Exporting a .SKIN file from Maya 06:57 Coordinate systems in Maya vs. CRYENGINE 08:10 Assigning a texture to the character in Maya 10:55 Exporting the character from Maya 12:47 Creating a new .CDF character in CRYENGINE 13:46 Defining the skeleton 17:45 Assigning a material in Character Tool 19:43 Defining an animation folder for a .CDF character 21:22 Exporting animations from Maya 25:14 Examining the .CDF file format 25:38 Skeleton extensions 39:12 Setting up Look Inverse Kinematics (IK) 41:03 Constraint aim modifier 45:41 Setting up a leg IK 49:57 Summary In our latest CRYENGINE Master Class, Lead Technical Artist and master rigger Alexander Raab delivers an invaluable, practical presentation covering the animation rigging process using CRYENGINE and Maya. Alexander draws upon his years of experience to walk you through proven-in-production workflows in a presentation that is an essential watch for anyone involved in, or wanting to learn about, the animation rigging process. CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #masterclass #tutorial
Master Class: Intro to C++ Game Programming - CRYENGINE CRYENGINE 2021-03-09 | Our latest Master Class provides an introduction to CRYENGINE for C++ programmers and game designers.Game Programming - Alex Klinger Start Topic0:00:00 Introduction0:00:22 About the speaker0:00:32 Agenda0:01:39 The game Plug-In0:02:02 Implementing a game plug-in: initialization0:03:44 Game plug-in: system events0:04:45 Game plug-in: updates0:05:49 Entities: what is an entity?0:07:21 Entity links - logical0:08:53 Entity linking - physical (parent-child)0:09:34 IEntity class0:10:23 Entity GUID0:11:34 Entities: creating entities0:12:34 Entities: members, functions, slots/components0:12:54 Entities: global and local transforms0:13:26 Entities: flags0:14:14 Entity component system0:17:28 Writing a custom component0:19:43 How to use the entity system: query entities0:20:14 Creating entities through code0:20:39 Finding entities without knowing their GUID0:20:49 Removing entities through code0:21:05 Working with entities by layer0:21:43 Handling input through Action Maps0:23:34 The input component in player.h0:24:54 Adding a new mapping to the defaultprofile.xml0:25:25 Physics: physicalizing entities0:25:40 Physics: the resting property0:26:41 Physics: rigid vs. static types0:27:10 Physics: buoyancy0:27:28 Physics: simulation parameters0:28:25 Physics: collider components0:29:25 Physics: render vs collider meshes0:31:10 Physics: constraint components0:31:33 Physics: point constraint component0:31:51 Physics: line constraints component0:33:49 Physics: plane constraint component0:38:36 Physics: setting parameters with pe_action0:39:16 Physics: querying status of entities0:40:27 Physics: controlling entities en masse through pPhysicalWorld0:41:13 Physics: raycasting using RayTraceEntity0:42:06 Areas0:45:07 Overview of using areas through custom Flow Graph nodes0:46:25 Console variables0:48:27 Creating and using custom cVars0:49:57 Debugging and drawing0:52:01 Logging with CryLog0:52:54 Finding the saved editor.log file0:53:27 Debugging and drawing helpers0:54:13 Debug drawing: the pAuxGeomRenderer0:54:44 Practical lessons0:54:54 Creating a solution0:55:18 Creating a new project from Launcher0:55:54 Finding a project home folder from the Sandbox0:56:20 Generating a solution for a new project0:57:15 Setting the startup project in Visual Studio0:57:39 Compiling the project for the first time0:58:13 Confirming a successful build0:58:36 Launching the project in Sandbox from Visual Studio0:58:50 Running multiple instances of the editor0:59:04 First test of a project in Sandbox1:00:03 Moving the camera to an entity even when you can't see it1:00:23 Visual Studio navigation basics1:01:15 Adding code to the gamePlugin.cpp file1:01:29 Coding a custom cVar (Console Variable) to GamePlugin.cpp1:03:51 Including needed header (.h) files1:04:30 Making use of a custom cVar1:05:13 Compiling the modified code and launching the editor1:06:04 Assigning logic to a custom cVar in player.cpp1:07:15 Retrieiving the current value of a custom cVar1:10:03 Coding a custom entity component1:18:43 Adding logic to your custom entity component1:22:26 Summary1:22:55 Going further and community helpSoftware Engineer Alexander Klinger delivers our latest CRYENGINE Master Class, providing an introduction to CRYENGINE 5.6 aimed at C++ game programmers and game designers who would like to develop their understanding of game programming in our engine. CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#masterclass #c++ #gameprogramming
Master Class: The Comprehensive Guide to CRYENGINE Sandbox Editor CRYENGINE 2021-02-18 | Get a crash course in developing games with CRYENGINE by watching a comprehensive 90-minute Sandbox Editor Master Class from our Learning Manager, Brian Dilg.Introduction to Sandbox - Brian Dilg Start Topic0:00:00 Introduction0:00:09 Using the Launcher0:01:00 Using shell extensions0:02:42 Using GameSDK assets in a non-GameSDK level0:05:04 Customizing tool layouts0:07:13 Creaitng a new level0:11:25 Using entity components to add an entity0:11:46 Empty entities and helpers0:13:21 Using the selection, move, rotate, and scale gizmos0:14:27 Basic camera navigation in Sandbox editor0:14:54 moving the camera instantly to any object(s)0:16:59 Orbiting the camera around selected object(s)0:18:11 Testing physics0:18:39 Adding a Rigidbody component0:20:01 Global wind and atmospheric pressure0:20:24 Brushes vs. physicalized meshes0:21:00 The resting property0:21:11 The physics tool0:21:46 Seeing an object's mass using the Physics tool0:23:23 Changing the mesh model0:23:58 Changing thumbnail sizes in folder windows0:24:11 Snapping objects to the terrain and understanding pivots0:25:00 Using Get Physics State0:26:26 Renaming entities0:26:52 Folders and layers in Level Explorer0:27:15 Hiding layers and entities0:27:20 Freezing (locking) entities0:28:44 Environment Editor0:29:53 Transform properties0:30:13 Modifying values by dragging, typing, or clicking0:31:49 Changing sun settings in an environment preset0:33:13 Saving an environment preset0:34:13 Saving a custom tool layout0:34:52 Physics point constraints0:35:26 Wireframe view0:37:12 Absolute world vs. parent/child coordinates0:37:51 Limiting degree of movement on physics constraints0:39:02 Physics line constraints0:42:07 Physics plane constraints0:42:43 Damping0:44:23 Mass vs. density0:46:21 Modifying the heightmap using the Terrain Editor0:47:42 Reversing the direction of terrain sculpting brushes0:48:49 Ocean and terrain heights - default, custom0:49:28 Hiding and repositioning ocean and terrain0:50:30 Custom ocean height0:51:07 Generating procedural terrain0:51:44 Camera collisions with objects or terrain0:52:31 Adding an environment probe to add ambient light and specular reflections0:55:26 Setting preferences for helpers0:56:58 Generating cubemaps for environment probes0:59:03 Environment probe and cube maps names0:59:41 Using environment probes in interiors0:59:58 Fine tuning environment probe settings1:01:20 Using terrain paint layers1:02:47 Making terrain textures height- and slope-dependent1:05:26 Using a water volume to create a lake1:06:37 Snapping to terrain1:11:02 Assigning a material to a mesh1:11:50 The console tool1:15:06 Using the material editor1:17:59 Adding a brush to the level1:19:25 Repositioning objects while modifying terrain height1:20:39 Dynamically repositioning entities while sculpting terrain1:21:21 Using the Vegetation Editor1:26:43 Setting vegetation to bend in the wind1:27:34 Graphics spec and performance1:28:12 Using Display Info to monitor frame rate and other performance and memory information1:29:43 Setting the active layer1:30:09 Disabling physics on background layers1:31:01 Layer checkout and team development methodsThe Sandbox Editor is the heart of CRYENGINE video game development. This presentation provides you with an essential overview of the interface's core features.You'll also receive advice on how to organize and manage your work with the Sandbox Editor, so you can develop an effective workflow, whether you are developing alone or as part of a team.CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace#cryengine #masterclass #tutorial
CRYENGINE Tutorial - Character Pipeline: Mannequin Setup CRYENGINE 2020-11-19 | Learn how to get started with Mannequin in our latest tutorial, hosted by Roman Perezogin, one of our Junior Technical Designers. 00:00 Intro01:15 Mannequin Editor, opening it 01:24 Loading up preview file01:55 Fragments 03:10 Idle 05:20 Walk05:45 Test05:55 OutroThe video shows you how to use the Mannequin editor to set up a character with basic locomotion. First, Roman shows you how to import and set up a character in the editor. You’ll learn how to use fragments to map new animations to existing logic in the code. Roman then explains how to apply an idle animation to your character and add blendspaces to create movement. #Animation #Mannequin #PlayerCharacterNew to the series? Get up to speed by watching the tutorials below: Part 1: Use 3DS Max to reorient animations for use in CRYENGINE cryengine.com/news/view/character-pipeline-reorienting-animations-3ds-max Part 2: Use Maya to reorient animations for use in CRYENGINE cryengine.com/news/view/character-animation-pipeline-reorienting-animations-in-maya Part 3: Use Blender to reorient animations for use in CRYENGINE cryengine.com/news/view/character-animation-pipeline-reorienting-animations-in-blender Part 4: Export and Import geometry and animation assets with 3DS Max, Maya, and Blender cryengine.com/news/view/character-animation-pipeline-export-import-assets-with-3ds-max-maya-and-blender Part 5: Make a playable character cryengine.com/news/view/character-animation-pipeline-tutorial-making-a-playable-character Part 6: Introduction to blendspaces and how to use them cryengine.com/news/view/character-animation-pipeline-tutorial-blendspaces To get the most out of this tutorial, you should be familiar with the basics of game development and using CRYENGINE. If you are completely new to CRYENGINE, we recommend that you download our beginner’s course: cryengine.com/marketplace/product/CEMP-2019 Or, you can watch the tutorial on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=FAXHqKvuPF4&list=PLpCgy91Y5vMvZp9_UQivhhK588pvaUtBZ Subscribe to our channel and click the bell icon to get notifications for the latest tutorials from CRYENGINE. CRYENGINE - The most powerful game development platform is now available to everyone. Full source code. 5% Royalties. No license fee. Join us over at http://www.cryengine.comSubscribe: youtube.com/cryengine?sub_confirmation=1Add us on Twitter: twitter.com/cryengineFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/cryengineofficialJoin the discussion on our Forum: forum.cryengine.com and/or CRYENGINE Discord: discord.gg/cryengineBrowse our Marketplace: cryengine.com/marketplace
