Learn how to model inside Unreal Engine 5

Check references before modeling, explore basic forms like cylinders and boxes, and plan a rope blueprint to practice form, shapes, and accurate references in Unreal Engine 5.

Create a base column in Unreal Engine 5 by modeling cylinders, adjusting scale, and using poly edit and gizmo tools to align parts, then test by playing the level.

Add bevels to column faces in Unreal Engine 5 to create smoother transitions, using poly edit and edge loops, then duplicate instances for varied detail.

Create a decorative stone by starting with a cylinder, performing a plain cut, extruding, and refining with edge loops and lattice to place the mesh as column detail.

Explore creating a stone pattern in Unreal Engine 5 with the pattern tool, using circular instance arrangements, beveling edges, UV mapping, and mesh merging for dynamic, reusable patterns.

Create a large connecting box between two columns and center it. Adjust width and proportions with poly edit, and use bevel, bake rotation and scale, or the mirror modifier for symmetry.

Duplicate and arrange blocks, refine with edge loops and the PhD modifier (2x2x2 and 3x3x3), bake transforms, and add smaller elements to achieve a polished finish.

Create a mid sized detail by aligning a box, placing a Bible model, duplicating and scaling meshes, and fine-tuning rotation for realistic composition in Unreal Engine 5.

Finish the model by adding tiny cylinder details, beveling edges, and applying a lattice deform for a tapered look. Bake transforms, duplicate parts, adjust lighting, and apply materials.

Explore texturing in Unreal Engine 5 by importing Megascans textures, adjusting UVs with cylinder and box projections, and applying color variations to match references.

Create a rope in unreal engine 5 with blueprints by using a spline mesh component, setting start and end positions and tangents, and auto-generating rope points via a construction screen.

Import Japanese assets and place lanterns, floors, and wooden ornaments, then duplicate and adjust positions with snapping to enrich your scene.

Use the pattern tool to build a ten-by-ten floor grid, adjust rotation and scale, separate into actors, enable collision with mesh-to-collision, and preview with sky and fog settings.