
A friend, a joint project, a volunteer, or an environment artist on your team.


If you want to follow step-by-step, hour-by-hour breakdown and learn the specific techniques that were used to create this environment then I highly recommend you take a look at "UE4 The Corridor Project" video tutorial series. In this tutorial I will cover an overview of what it took me to construct "UE4: The Corridor Project" in 10 hours. Most important, I now have a workflow to share with you. No starter content or marketplace assets were used. In less than half a day I had completed one environment, lit two different ways.
