Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 31 minutes ago
Unreal Engine might just be the most important tool for architecture, design and archviz moving forward because of one thing...INTERACTION!
Watch the video, see what you think of my project and what I am doing, and let me know your thoughts in the comments about how I am making blueprints for interactive material swaps.
COURSE DEALS
All deals found here: learnarchviz.com/learn-arch-viz-pro-courses
Unreal Engine Course: tinyurl.com/ywub24tk
Bundle -- lifetime membership to ALL training: tinyurl.com/52vxwbhy
OTHER VIDEOS OF INTEREST
I Created the ULTIMATE Archviz Project Using Unreal Engine 5: youtu.be/3aAv4y0tG30
Bringing My V-Ray Scene Into Unreal Engine: youtu.be/O0sOCTudyUw
This same project, but in V-Ray: youtu.be/Rzaxtzfus2k
Rendering Animations in Unreal Engine 5: youtu.be/KVfZtDrLZjI
Adding Navigation To This Project: youtu.be/d5joVSbIL24
Using The Light Mixer in Unreal Engine 5: youtu.be/lkZeLi1ZdBY
High Quality HDRI Lighting in Unreal Engine 5: youtu.be/_33erWPw6DE
DOWNLOADS
Download all my free models/projects here: tinyurl.com/4e5y26mv
OTHER RESOURCES
All archviz courses (Black Friday Pricing): bit.ly/3LJ1PNk
Free furniture model collection: bit.ly/3LJ1PNk
Insider's Guide To A Career In Archviz: bit.ly/3LJ1PNk
VIDEO SUMMARY
I have been working for a couple months now (you've probably seen) on my Gable House project, which started as a 3ds Max + Vray project, but was always intended to end up as a fully interactive project in Unreal Engine. I am really pleased with how it has been coming along, and particularly with some of the interactions I have been able to add. Honestly, the things I am creating can only be done in Unreal Engine (or similar game engine) as far as I know. And, I think they can really change the way in which we design, and visualize architecture. I would love to hear what you think about it. Stay until the end to get the full rundown on how I created my "template" blueprints that enable me to interactively change multiple different things throughout my scene, like lights and materials, all in real time.
Unreal Engine might just be the most important tool for architecture, design and archviz moving forward because of one thing...INTERACTION!
Watch the video, see what you think of my project and what I am doing, and let me know your thoughts in the comments about how I am making blueprints for interactive material swaps.
COURSE DEALS
All deals found here: learnarchviz.com/learn-arch-viz-pro-courses
Unreal Engine Course: tinyurl.com/ywub24tk
Bundle -- lifetime membership to ALL training: tinyurl.com/52vxwbhy
OTHER VIDEOS OF INTEREST
I Created the ULTIMATE Archviz Project Using Unreal Engine 5: youtu.be/3aAv4y0tG30
Bringing My V-Ray Scene Into Unreal Engine: youtu.be/O0sOCTudyUw
This same project, but in V-Ray: youtu.be/Rzaxtzfus2k
Rendering Animations in Unreal Engine 5: youtu.be/KVfZtDrLZjI
Adding Navigation To This Project: youtu.be/d5joVSbIL24
Using The Light Mixer in Unreal Engine 5: youtu.be/lkZeLi1ZdBY
High Quality HDRI Lighting in Unreal Engine 5: youtu.be/_33erWPw6DE
DOWNLOADS
Download all my free models/projects here: tinyurl.com/4e5y26mv
OTHER RESOURCES
All archviz courses (Black Friday Pricing): bit.ly/3LJ1PNk
Free furniture model collection: bit.ly/3LJ1PNk
Insider's Guide To A Career In Archviz: bit.ly/3LJ1PNk
VIDEO SUMMARY
I have been working for a couple months now (you've probably seen) on my Gable House project, which started as a 3ds Max + Vray project, but was always intended to end up as a fully interactive project in Unreal Engine. I am really pleased with how it has been coming along, and particularly with some of the interactions I have been able to add. Honestly, the things I am creating can only be done in Unreal Engine (or similar game engine) as far as I know. And, I think they can really change the way in which we design, and visualize architecture. I would love to hear what you think about it. Stay until the end to get the full rundown on how I created my "template" blueprints that enable me to interactively change multiple different things throughout my scene, like lights and materials, all in real time.
