Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Layers provide the capability to efficiently select and control the visibility of Actors within your level. Opting for layers over object IDs facilitates the rapid decluttering of a scene, presenting only the relevant Actors, especially when incorporating motion blur and depth of field. This functionality becomes indispensable when you bring Layers in your renders using path tracer, a process we will delve into extensively in this tutorial. In addition, I'll demonstrate the seamless compositing of these layers in Nuke, unlocking the capabilities of this exceptional tool. So get ready to gear up and let's get started!
Bookmarks:
00:00 Let's Get Started
01:04 Layers Panel
04:24 Unreal Movie Render Queue
11:21 Compositing Stencil Layers in Nuke
- Link to the Parking Garage Scene on Market Place: unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/parking-garage
- Background Music by @Limujii
- Intro music by @Limujii - Sweet Talks: youtu.be/PmLHb3db2vA
#sarkamari @sarkamari
► Support the channel on Patreon: patreon.com/sarkamari
► Watch the full UE playlist here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbvsJz5ZcmxF9fclMrFPfdRA77crIZAUs
► Visit the official Merch: sarkamari-shop.fourthwall.com
Follow Me on Social Media
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Layers provide the capability to efficiently select and control the visibility of Actors within your level. Opting for layers over object IDs facilitates the rapid decluttering of a scene, presenting only the relevant Actors, especially when incorporating motion blur and depth of field. This functionality becomes indispensable when you bring Layers in your renders using path tracer, a process we will delve into extensively in this tutorial. In addition, I'll demonstrate the seamless compositing of these layers in Nuke, unlocking the capabilities of this exceptional tool. So get ready to gear up and let's get started!
Bookmarks:
00:00 Let's Get Started
01:04 Layers Panel
04:24 Unreal Movie Render Queue
11:21 Compositing Stencil Layers in Nuke
- Link to the Parking Garage Scene on Market Place: unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/parking-garage
- Background Music by @Limujii
- Intro music by @Limujii - Sweet Talks: youtu.be/PmLHb3db2vA
#sarkamari @sarkamari
