Unreal Engine 5 | Level Design | Greybox Entire Levels in Minutes

Do you have a proper modeling mode tutorial on unreal engine ..?

You just earned another sub this video is great I have been trying to make my first game but my level design was what was holding me back thank you for this video

The title shut be changed to Best grayboxing starter tips
Instead of the current title because that is incorrect

I've watched this tutorial a few times now, but have a strange question. When I save my file and re-open it, my greybox is empty and all the static meshes are gone. I'm new to Unreal Engine. What can I do to reload, or to save so this won't happen again? :(

As a new Unreal developer, this was definitely useful. Thanks!

It would be wonderful if there's an overwrite command where you can just replace the greybox model with a target model, would save a lot of time than manually moving them and placing them in.

Tyvm

dude im new in level design and i've been struggling with greybox and making assets for two months with no clue, but this videos really explain all the problems that i'm facing with, thank you for the amazing tutorial! and also, pls enable the save to playlist button for this video, it'll be very helpful!

you are the best! that was super helpful and clear.

great job on the clickbait thumbnail

That's so cool! Thank you!

Super tutorial, thanks a lot!

Thank you so much for this tutorial mate, subscribed!

Hey man I stumbled upon your channel and am wondering if your interested in a paid project to do a mockup for our kickstarter game to represent it in unreal 5!

Probably a dumb question. But why not make the assets in blender from the start?

How to apply textures to the models like wood,wall any other textures?

Loved the video! I use the Blockout Tools plugin for most of my level design blockouts. If youre familiar with it, how do you think this feature compares to that plugin?

Great video man, thanks a lot for this! And also I'd suggest using the "Replace Selected Actors With" option when you right click on the level editor...helps in the end to rapidly replace your greybox items with your final meshes.

I never understand who invented this style put box to the scene and there resize it.
SketchUp way is so much better, you can directly draw box inside of the scene.
Even Blender already copied this way (still not so good like Sketuch)
For rapid level prototyping is would by somuch better to have a possibility do it like this.

Awsome! Exactly what I needed, thank you very much!☺

Aww man thank you !! You won a new subscriber !! I've done both CAD design for mechanical design and 3D animation art for years, but I've never taken the step of creating video games. I'm starting to get into it. Thank you !!

yes good insight! Thanks for that!

I learned something new white boxing is not the same as gray boxing

Hi. I want to know if there is an option to save .png file ?

Love it

Nice to be back

Beautiful example

"here's how to build a graybox"
step one: learn the tools
step two: just make the graybox
step three: export it

the second step is what i'm stuck on like how do i do that?!

Liked and subbed, what an amazing looking level and you built it so fast!!
Looks like something from Lord of the Rings!

3DTudor rullz yo! Your tutorial and courses are the best.

I have a question sir. Can a full game be made in Unreal only using this greybox modeling stuff inside in Unreal Engine 5 or there is necessary to use 3rd party software like blender, maya etc.?

can u recommend me some tutorials/courses for beginners to learn to make our own game assets?
thank u sir

beautiful!

Great explanation, thank you! Please keep making unreal videos, you're a saint! :D

Can I just model a building in CAD and import the obj/fix? Thanks for making this available!

Is there away to align the stretched uv's on the static mess so that you don't get stretching effects on materials?

Very helpful, thank you!

Thanks! 🌈

Bro pls i want one car rig for blender tutorial

Like so like so like so like so like so like so. I cant watch it

Thanks for this quick and straight to the point tutorial. Simple but effective. I love it.👍

Useful tut, thanks so much

Thank you 3DTudor for your amazing tutorials.