Blender to Unreal Engine - Become a Dungeon Prop Artist - Exporting Assets as an FBX File

This video tutorial by Luke, a Dungeon RO artist, guides viewers through the process of setting up and exporting creative dungeon assets from Blender to Unreal Engine 5. The tutorial covers setting up origin points, adjusting asset placement, and exporting assets using the FBX format. It emphasizes manual setup for greater control over assets, despite the availability of a Blender to Unreal Engine plugin. The tutorial provides detailed steps for ensuring assets are correctly positioned and exported for optimal use in Unreal Engine.

What is the purpose of the 'send to unreal blender addon' mentioned in the text?

Describe the process of setting materials from scratch in Unreal Engine 5.

Why is it important to set the origin points correctly in Unreal Engine?

What steps are taken to adjust the placement of the cage in the scene?

Explain how to isolate selected assets in the viewport.

What settings should be adjusted when exporting assets to ensure proper scaling?

What is the significance of selecting 'face' instead of 'normals only' in the export settings?

How can you create a reset for export settings in Unreal Engine?

What is the final step in exporting assets as an FBX file?

Summarize the overall process of preparing and exporting assets for Unreal Engine 5.