Create a Forest in UE4 in 1 Hour

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Wiktor Öhman demonstrates how you can create a realistic forest environment with Unreal Engine 4 and Megascans. Learn about basic layout, composition, detailing, lighting and post-processing in this 1 hour tutorial.

For more on Megascans: http://www.megascans.se

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