Unreal Engine 5 Pathtracing

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The Carpenter's Cellar -

BlackOudanArt

Link To Project : https://www.artstation.com/artwork/wJvbWZ

A small cellar in the countryside in Sweden, where an older man spends his time doing carpentry. I have created everything from scratch, No photoscans used. except the rusty metaltexture on the "Tool Wall" And the GroundTexture(They are from Quixel). I used Zbrush, Substance Painter And Maya For Assets and Tiling Textures. I have always wanted to have my own little workshop in the basement. I really Like older Environments without modern technology. Environments before I was born. It feels like it was better back then. My goal was to explore Unreal Engine 5. I Have never used Unreal before so it was really nice getting to know the engine and explore its power.

This project is Rendered In Unreal Engine 5 Preview, using Pathtracing. Lumen version in progress for comparison.

In a perfect world we would have the option of switching between legacy and path traced.

 

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In a perfect world we would see a game being the same quality as the tech demo's. It never happens.

Not going to happen when we have so many with 5+ year old GPUs.

 

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Matrix demo called City Sample is now available to download on PC.

https://unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/learn/city-sample

City Sample file size is 86.5GB.

Meh, it's forced me to install the EGS launcher.