Mastering VDB in Unreal Engine 5.3

VDB a new feature in Unreal Engine 5.3 that allows you to create realistic and dynamic volumetric effects such as smoke, fire, clouds, and fog. VDB uses a novel rendering technique that simulates the scattering and absorption of light by participating media. You can use VDB to enhance the atmosphere and realism of your scenes, as well as create stunning visual effects for your games and projects. I hope you enjoyed this brief introduction to VDB and Unreal Engine 5.3. I partnered with Ekster to give you an exclusive discount. Enjoy up to 25% off using my code or affiliate link Other Tutorials: VDB No Materials Needed! Cinema 4D Pyro Unreal Engine 5 = Amazing! Learn How to Render VDB Sequences in Unreal Engine 5.3 Join this channel to get access to the perks: My New School Of Motion Course “Unreal Engine for 3D Artists“ ➜ My New FREE Unreal Engine 5 Course ➜ Buy Winbush a Coffee 😉 ➜ Ko-Fi: ----------------------------------------------- WINBUSH DEALS FOR YOU with my Affiliate links! ----------------------------------------------- Buy anything from the Pixel Lab store below You can now go to my Amazon Storefront to see what I use: FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ➜ Instagram: ➜ Twitter: ➜ Twitch: ➜ ArtStation: #unrealengine5 #ue5 #vdb 0:00 What up what up 0:50 Importing VDB 2:00 Sparse Volume Texture Viewer 3:35 Creating VDB Material 13:20 Add VDB to Material 13:50 Create Material Instance 14:20 Heterogeneous actor 16:30 Animated VDB