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Ue4 setup



Ue4 setup


For the project, I used UE4 to create my environment scene. The reason why I have used this program is that I find the process easy enough to achieve and present my outcomes.




 From modelling to texturing, importing into UE4, the process is easy enough. This is because you do not have to spend too much time to set up your props. 


 I was able in my process, to have a fast turn around from software to software. This saved me a lot of time creating the final scene and achieving the end goal. 

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