VR with Unreal Engine 5 - Full Beginner Course 

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Really appreciate the effort put into these videos, thank you!

I honestly really like that you leave in the parts like when you realise the gun can't be nanite, I feel like that is a learning opportunity also and helps the student feel more at ease and like they don't need to know everything immediately. Amazing video, thanks so much!!

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Thank you for your efforts GK, the fact that you rerecorded it multiple times due to audio issues makes me appreciate this video more!

Good clear teaching. Especially with the Blueprint logic. Thanks so much.

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I too appreciate you, sir, for making these step- by-step vids that are absolutely essential to keep me in the game. You maintain a calm and confident tone throughout each course, and you do a great job explaining everything along the way. You da man…

Absolute legend. This guide helped me out a lot. I'm an architect and learning UE5 for visualization and interactive VR. Looking forward to checking out more of your guides.

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You are great, thank you very much for your tutorials and for your advice, with this information I was able to start my first archviz prototype to use for my business

Seriously helpfull information. Thank you!

Big Thanks. Very comprehensive video, have not quite worked out the kinks when it comes to optimizing for the headset, but the video itself definitely covers everthing I was looking for in architectural model -> UE5 workflow

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Great resource, I would mention that in UE 5.2 I was able to replicate all the examples in this video without having to do any of the project settings or light setup. Thanks so much!

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Just discovered this channel and it's looking fantastic...loving the quality of explaination and content! I'm upto to 'door open' BP explanation...looking a tad complex for such a simple action but i will continue🧐. Thanks for the tutorials... I'm subscribed and I'll check out your Patreon 👍

The quality of tutorials matches Unreal Engine itself. Outstanding.

dude thank you SO MUCH I'm so excited to get started on this, I've always wanted to make something like the original Deus Ex or Prey (but smaller) in VR

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2:53:00 setting the scalability on runtime is soooo important. I literally built this same project 30+ times thinking something was wrong with my device, or render pipeline, post process volume, etc, trying to figure out why I didn't have any shadows or lights. Thank you!

Thank you! You help me so much with this infos.

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Just starting getting comfy with unity, only to learn i now have to pay to export it. Thanks to you

I see this as creating your own little world.

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Thanks! Highly valuable. I went though much of that already with my project with much pain. Well spoken and well taught! Also, the fact that you didn't edit out some pain points and problems you encountered made it all the more educational and useful. I'll check out more of your content. I have found good UE 5.x VR development resources to be rare/non-existent.

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You are legend bro God Bless You, the content you provided for free. purchased 3 online courses i was still struggling for VR. but with you free course I am able to do VR projects now. Absolute legend

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Really really interesting and instructive.. There aren't many ressources on VR in UE5, this video and the next one are a must see.. And having done video tutorials myself I know how much time you put into it, so thank you. I'd be very interested if you do another one to see how you actually manually open the door, i.e. get the proper hand animation to grab the handle, and pull it yourself.

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Absolutely amazing content, such a good tutorial. As a student this helps me get a leg up on my classmates lol

This is really great man, thanks for sharing the knowledge! Amped to see what you think of Quest 3

thank you for the brief introduction. I have meta quest 2 headset and laptop with RTX 3070 ti and 32 GB of RAM. So I imediatelly knew this course would work with my hardware

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Noted all of the changes to Project Settings (let me know if I missed anything) If you get any dialog boxes, just agree, then keep going. You should only need to restart Unreal Engine once, when you're done ------------ [Targeted RHIs] Default RHI - DirectX 12 [D3D12 Targeted Shader Formats] SM6 - enabled [Target Hardware] Optimize project settings for - Desktop, Scalable [Misc Lighting] Allow Static Lighting - disabled [Forward Renderer] Forward Shading - disabled [Global Illumination] Dynamic Global Illumination Method - Lumen [Reflections] Reflection Method - Lumen Reflection Capture Resolution - 64 [Hardware Ray Tracing] Support Hardware Ray Tracing - enabled [Nanite] Nanite - enabled [VR] Stereo Foveation Level (Experimental) - Medium Dynamic Foveation(Experimental) - enabled Instanced Stereo - disabled [Default Settings] Auto Exposure - enabled Anti-Aliasing Method - Temporal Super-Resolution (TSR) MSAA Sample Count - No MSAA [Shader Permutation Reduction] Support Sky Atmosphere Affecting Height Fog - enabled

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By the way, you can download the final VR-ready package here: drive.google.com/file/d/1nol8w-aG3-p8W5JUP40-dT09HPwcH_-4/view?usp=drivesdk

Thanks a lot! I had some issues with my topography when navigating (sometimes I was inside, sometimes I wasn't). And finally, when I checked the visibility collision, the topography had some triangles detected and some not. And everything was resolved when I deactivated the nanite conversion of the topo.

Great Tutorial! will you be posting more content like this in the future?

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Thanks!

1:45:25 - ha! i like to sit this way too xD 1:47:35 - watching this after previous beginner course you would be like - HEY! i know! you need to implement that BPI class you created and compile to use its Interact function 1:48:57 - double click works for me xD 1:59:39 - this time I've used flip-flop node, nice and clean! 2:13:22 - still can't figure out how to orient paw straight along viewing direction on horizontal surfaces and upward on vertical 2:19:15 - TODO: investigate how to make opening things as a standalone class to use it anywhere you want thank you a lot! that was epic course! as always!

Best tutorial out there for VR project settings. Wish it was unreal engine 5.3 version tho

Thanks

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Very good video, congratulations. Can you create a video showing the maximum we can achieve by standalone?

I want to say Thank you very much for this small amazing course for VR.. this course gives push up to start My first VR project with Lumen & Nanite.. The last VR project was by bake light in 4.27.2 By Luoshuang's GPU Light-mass.. I feel now we can depend on ray-tracing Hardware with Lumen and Nanite I will complete the second Part with Blueprint Big Thanks for your effort..

Hello, this is a wonderful course. Do you have a course for doing the same thing but without wires and without a computer, just using the quest 2 or 3 in standalone mode?

What a great work! Btw, the screen shakes a lot and feels like it gives me some headache. Does it also shakes a lot with VR headset? (I don't have one, so I have no idea, but really want to enjoy it one day)

i watched the other course for unreal engine and it has helped me a lot on my architectural presentations, thank you very much!! i am wondering if the meta quest 3 works just fine on an imac ?

Great Course! I was wondering why you didnt use DataPrep tools to enable the nanite, set collission etcetera?

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this is amazing content, can you also make a video on using AR handheld template to create AR applications ?

awesome video, i am studying architecture atm and watching all you UE tutorials. I just got access to a meta quest 3 (i need to build the project and can not connect it with my pc) and i am trying to make an archviz from this years project. If i got it right your vrheadset is always connected to your pc, do you have any experience with standalone vr? The starter content is running, but everything i import ends up being black and grayish xD

Thank you! this is amazing! Does Unreal supporting rendering VR(360) image sequence with lumen/Nanite/raytracing?

Thanks for the tutorial man...I wanted to ask how you rendered it in your POV?

DUDE YOUR AWESOME!!!! I ma trying to find where I can do the robot course would you be able to send me a link to it. Thank you.

Your courses are absolutely amazing and helpful thank you very much 🙏 I have one question too: is there any chance that you would make a tutorial on how to interact with doors for example? Like actually grab de handle and open it with a movement. I am trying to Implement this in our archviz project but I can't make it work...

Hello. Excelent your VR tutorials.. are you planning to do more soon?

Hi Gediminas thank you for your effort on getting all this out. While fallowing your tutorial I came across an issue and I was wondering if you could suggest what might be the problem please? Basically after I use your settings all the ceiling faces facing down are pure black.Any idea what might be causing this please?

Awesome video, i have a question! Why didn’t you light bake the scene? Wouldn’t increase your project performance?

Hi! I know this is an old video, but just for reference, I was curious as to what specs were used in this guide from your end. Reason I am asking is because I am running a super high end system here and just wanted to ensure I was benchmarking correctly in compensation for slightly lower hardware at least. Thank you for the guide; it's been useful beyond words! Cheers.

hey this content is amazing, can you show how to run the game without headset (use desktop), because i want to make vr game but the headset is in my university, i dont have headset

Any info welcome, to my knowledge and after tons of testing the only way for a good framerate is to use Forward rendering and not Deferred, allow static lighting to baked your lights and keep down the number of dynamic shadow casting lights. Anything else gives bad framerate and poor visual fidelity as Deferred rendering does not work well with VR.

00:25:00 Start distance fog is really good chance to control it inside your scene 👍👍

excellent video thank you very much! Is there a way for us to go from a 2D widget level to a VR level

Awesome stuff man. By the way, what's the final size of the app?

I love to learn this, this is probably my Passion But the big problem im not sure if i get a job or money with this. I have currently Quest 2

39:22 thank you gediminas!!! how can i get the datasmith model file? i didn't go through after that process. plz throw the link for me!

Unfortunatelly new 5.3 does seems to have some errors, after pushing trigger black screen apperaed(even for testing only cube part ). Laser lines are visible but everything turn into black.

This is GREAT!! but, I have been trying to figure out how to make the door close automatically after a duration of time without having to trigger it to close. I tried making the timeline open - delay - close, it works once but only once. Can you offer some insight on how to make this work? Thank you.