You can make this in 30 minutes in Unreal Engine - Modeling, Displacement, Materials and Text Layout 

Fantastic tutorial! Makes me want to jump into Unreal more than ever :D

Outstanding quality, outstanding tutorial, and outstanding sound design. Please know the effort to make the tutorial is appreciated and to make more.

Very cool video! You have a new sub 🙏🏾

You just earn another subscriber, this is an amazing motion graphic tutorial for Unreal, especially for people who want to transition to it. Thank you for making such great content, looking forward to more in the future!

Thanks for this video - Bilbie XR Labs has been designing and developing cultural heritage landscapes for over two decades and most recently software and hardware are beginning to reach our vision of a truly immersive and interactive First Nations environment. Thanks for this video, it really inspires our work with the 80-plus communities we engage with.

Great stuff bloke! Awesome tut

Just excellent, you managed to answer a question I've had for months that wasn't even related to the video but solves and issue I had. I will be trying this for sure!

@fastchaos Amazing video, been looking for this type of content on motion graphics/Unreal Engine workflow, in particular working with maps and everything you demonstrated in this video. Definitely look for more, I have now subscribed.

This is absolutely facinating good content. Subscribed!

Hey, this channel is exactly this what im looking for! Motion Graphics with unreal engine! Can’t wait for more videos. Thanks a lot! Best greetings from Bali

Great vid mate. Keep them coming. Subbed your channel based on quality of your video!

Nice tutorial! I gave it a try in Blender instead of Unreal, it was easily transferable for me

Great work. Incredibly well done. Also just subscribed.

Wow. Thanks for the awesome videos and amazing content

RU-vid algorithm send me here, and I like how you describe gradient mapping without explicitly mentioning the term XD I'm a technical artist using Unreal on daily basis, and here are few corrections and suggestions from me: 13:27 In Unreal, texture coordinate UV actually starts with 0,0 at the top left, and ends with 1,1 at the bottom right. 13:24 The UV input is actually not limited to that range either, but in texture samplers, anything outside the normalized 0 to 1 value will be filled with either tiling the texture (Wrap), or stretching the very edge pixels of the texture (Clamp). This behavior is defined within the texture asset itself, and is set to Wrap by default, which for most case is the desired behavior. 15:13 Instead of a hacky method like this, you can instead make a Curve Linear Color asset, define the color in the curves, and make a Curve Atlas. Inside the Curve Atlas, set the dimension to 256x1, and add the color curve into it. This Curve Atlas thing basically allows you to use Curve Linear Color asset(s) as texture inside materials, and the iteration for the gradient map is much more instant. Good luck on your motion graphic journey with Unreal Engine! :D

Wow amazing, thanks for sharing

I looked for this kind of video for a long time, could you please include a video on where to get this digital elevation map data so that we can do like this other than Australia

i was watching this an thought it was a million sub channel til i saw the sub count in the bell plug lmao

Great

thank you for this amazing and complete tutorial! I'm sure you're going to hit 50k subs pretty soon. just use higher bitrate on your videos please!

thanks pls make more videos

Amazing video. I would love to see more tutorials. Also I really want to see Australia's Wild Odyssey but they are restricting Americans from watching it.. Even with a VPN I can't see it. Any thoughts?

Very great tutorial ! I learned a lot and the explanation with After effects is very smart for me, I came from AfterEf :) Thanks a lot

@fastchaos Also I've been thinking of incorportating UE into my AE and premire worfkflow. In your opionion how well would using AE motion tracking to apply text and other animated lines and charts to a scene rendered from UE look? for example if you put the Austraila text on in AE instead of in UE?

-Request/Question- I was wondering if you could do a tutorial similar to this video, but on how to create the maps and DEM files. For example, if I wanted to do a whole country, province, state, or continent map/DEM, how would I go about getting that specific info and bringing it all to life in Unreal Engine? Thanks in advance

please share the specs of your personal computer ;)