In this video we discuss my ultimate goals for making my first game using Unreal Engine and the M1 Max. Music: Listen Now mvrstreams.com... #M1MAX #devlog #Unreal
Hi mate. This is the message that I kept promising to make but never really did. I've been watching almost all your M1-Unreal-related videos for the past couple of weeks... and I guess I just wanted to say thank you. Back at the start of this year, I was frantically searching for any kind of information that might tell me how Unreal actually performed on these M1 machines. Having not owned an M1 system myself... I patiently waited for over a year for new information to trickle onto the web. Now, seeing more information on M1 and Unreal than I could ever need, I just wanted to say I appreciate the effort you've put into documenting this stuff and giving out info. Good luck with developing your game on this absolute beast of a computer. Wishing you all the best.
Thanks you so much for the comment, I really appreciate it and it really helps to keep me motivated to make more videos. I am happy that you are finding this helpful and I will have new videos this week. If you have any questions or would like me to test something please let me know. Thanks again for the kind words
Thanks man - I'll holler if I have any more questions. Though honestly, with how clear and concise your videos have been... I think I've got everything I need to know at this point lol
Thank you for your very generous sharing of your process. You mentioned that are looking to do a hybrid workflow down the line with a PC in case you want to do renders with Nanite and Lumen. I wonder if it makes sense to (I'm not even sure if it's possible) not to not buy a PC for it, but to use cloud computing, like with the amazon cloud computing services. Is this viable? Does it even make sense at all? Thanks!
I will also be testing using the cloud as well! Basically uploading the files to a remote server and then rendering there. So it will be in the pipeline too
Thank you save my $ ,if not support nanite and lumen definitely not gonna buy it, that huge deal for me and i think thst two technology is for indie dude
Happy to save you money. That's my ultimate goal is to make sure people can make an informed decision. Only thing I will say if you use the tech for games, it will only work on devices that are capable of running that tech so Ps5, RTX 3000 series or equivalent. If that's your target market you are good to go. All the best and thanks for the comment
