'Stylized VFX in RiME' by Simon Trümpler | Unreal Fest Europe 2018 | Unreal Engine 

I love the honesty and simply how down-to-earth this guy is here. It truly brings out such a boost in self-motivation with game development. He also gives the credit where credit is due; he doesn't use the subject 'we' over and over, and states whom should take the credit for a particular item presented. He also states numerous of times when they basically had to "Run-n-gun" (Trial-n-Error) with the scripting - having put in several many hours worth of UE4 tutorials, the live tutorials in my opinion, are by a very far margin, the most valuable. There are always some troubleshooting steps involved when trying to form the scripting to function as intended, and I feel that really goes to show the overall practicality of game development.

Simon's suggestions on fake water reflection and depth fade was so simple yet so effective. Great video!

That's my favorite stylized water in UE4.

Fairly complex but at the same time very understandable technology, for a beginner tech artist to try to replicate. Which I am going to do!

"I say it später ... ehhh i say it later :D had to laugh a bit :D but nice presentation

Thanks for this one! Great breakdown.

and then BOOM we cut away and you don't get to see the result that I was leading up too because the editor needed to keep busy

really like his version of what he thought the water was doing vs the HUGE mess of nodes that it really was. lol

Impressive material work! Particularly interested in the Caustic setup :) 10/10

That was such an insightful talk. Explained everything very well. Thank you!

when I tried making the fire it looked NOTHING like that example. need a proper separate tutorial for it.

Great presentation, the only problem like the other video from eu fest is the camera...

great video, great concepts that i understand. I just have problems implementing it myself. sadly im a learn by being shown kinda guy rather then do it with concept in mind :/ full tutorials would be AMAZING for this stuff

Very nice presentation :) !!

Couldn't understand any of it. I wish there would be some good tutorials for UE. Existing ones are either incomplete, focus on a very small topic, outdated or not cover anything in detail. That water looked very good but by the time I understand any of how it was made, other people make complete games..

Like others have said I think this is a great talk but when he goes back and forth on the water part the video cuts to him presenting iso the actual presentation and it really annoyed me. Visuals like this are so important on a talk about shaders. :(

really nice work.

You need a better cameraman

Wow! Amazing! I love the RIME visual! I'm a Unity user, and I used Unreal 4 for some learning. Not too much though. I'm always tempted to migrate to Unreal when I see something like that. I just don't like C++...

"i say it später" , Lovely der Junge :)

I miss these kind of talks. Today's talks feel like they're just being streamed from someones home via Zoom. Feels really out of touch.

I have a question: He seems to be german (His accent sounds like that), but Tequila Works in located in spain. Why is a german holding this presentation? (No offense I am german too, was just curious about it, because I hope to work in a gamestudio some day)

16:06 Which "Fortnite' sky talk" is talking about?

he is so adorrrrable french guy 🤣😂

Imagine this is your first Unreal week ever and you ended up here. That is me. It looks so nice and exactly how I want it for my game (later in a few years of course). but right now, I have no idea what he explained and how to even start approaching this art style....... Anybody can point me in a direction where to start?

like it. thanks

Great vid bad camera, needs to stay on the presentation

Too bad generated subtitles think it's german. I would have loved to have the level in english to listen to this.

how to you make noise textures like this is what i want to know

Salve

This dude looks like Chris Evans

Show the screen, not the presenter.

The random cuts to the presenter, especially when he is explaining new stuff on the slide is not helpful at all...