Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Hear from Galib Arrieta, an engineer who is one of the original authors of Atom, the render for O3DE. Tune in as Galib walks through his Siggraph 2024 presentation on understanding and customizing the O3DE Render Pipeline.
O3DE, a full-featured, real-time MIT/Apache2 open source 3D engine, can be used to create high-fidelity games, robotic simulations and immersive 3D worlds. This session will focus on explaining how the O3DE Render Pipeline works, how to leverage its data driven nature, and in general how to customize it to suit your needs or artistic preferences.
O3DE is a fairly new Open Source game engine, so this talk hopes to raise awareness of the advantages of the rendering architecture of O3DE, educate 3D graphics practitioners about the importance of a data driven and modular renderer and share best practices on how to make the O3DE renderer "your own".
If you have questions, we encourage you to explore some resources and documentation that might address your query:
• Join the Discord Server [discord.gg/o3de]: Sometimes, the question you have might have already been answered by other community members. Use the search function in our Discord server to see if your question has been addressed before or submit your question to #general channel. [discord.com/channels/805939474655346758/805939474655346764]
• Documentation: Check out our documentation, which often contains detailed explanations and examples that might help you find the answer you're looking for. [docs.o3de.org/docs/]
• Good First Issues: Take a look at our list of "Good First Issues". These are tasks that are well-suited for newcomers to O3DE and can be a great way to get started and familiarize yourself with our codebase. [o3de.org/contribute/#first-issue]
Hear from Galib Arrieta, an engineer who is one of the original authors of Atom, the render for O3DE. Tune in as Galib walks through his Siggraph 2024 presentation on understanding and customizing the O3DE Render Pipeline.
O3DE, a full-featured, real-time MIT/Apache2 open source 3D engine, can be used to create high-fidelity games, robotic simulations and immersive 3D worlds. This session will focus on explaining how the O3DE Render Pipeline works, how to leverage its data driven nature, and in general how to customize it to suit your needs or artistic preferences.
O3DE is a fairly new Open Source game engine, so this talk hopes to raise awareness of the advantages of the rendering architecture of O3DE, educate 3D graphics practitioners about the importance of a data driven and modular renderer and share best practices on how to make the O3DE renderer "your own".
If you have questions, we encourage you to explore some resources and documentation that might address your query:
• Join the Discord Server [discord.gg/o3de]: Sometimes, the question you have might have already been answered by other community members. Use the search function in our Discord server to see if your question has been addressed before or submit your question to #general channel. [discord.com/channels/805939474655346758/805939474655346764]
• Documentation: Check out our documentation, which often contains detailed explanations and examples that might help you find the answer you're looking for. [docs.o3de.org/docs/]
• Good First Issues: Take a look at our list of "Good First Issues". These are tasks that are well-suited for newcomers to O3DE and can be a great way to get started and familiarize yourself with our codebase. [o3de.org/contribute/#first-issue]
