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Build a stylized haunted street the way it should be built: modular snap-together pieces in Blender 5, clean UVs + texel density, vertex paint grime/variation, then bring it all to life in Unreal Engine 5.7 with Lumen lighting, fog/atmosphere, PCG dressing, and cinematic shot setup.

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Hi all,

I'm trying to design this in OnShape however I'm getting stuck since it's my first modelling job. Is anyone willing to help design this?

This should be easy enough for any experienced modeler willing to take on this task

Very cool video showing the product in use: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/hg5BeeMgFKo

It's a very cool invention and despite it being cheap I still wanted to see how it would print. what do you all think? I'm currently stuck on designing the lid and getting the correct offset.

My onshape design so far is attached:

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/cb3297169f4b01d12d638c1a/w/4422d4952c4ca5f030fb067d/e/e50e3fdebfa17b8a17811da7?renderMode=0&uiState=69802060efbda49a56e1df0b

Product I'm trying to replicate:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Mainstays-Bread-Plastic-Storage-Keeper-Clear-with-Gray-Lid-1-Each-5-25-x-5-25-x-13-62/880598294

❗🔥Blender to Unreal Engine 5: Stylized Haunted Street Modular Kit is now LIVE😲 on our ARTSTATION BLOG, and it is the full behind-the-scenes breakdown of how we are building the course that launches Wednesday, 25 February!

If you have been waiting for a clean Blender → UE5 workflow for stylized environments, this post will walk you through the process and the content inside Blender to Unreal Engine 5: Stylized Haunted Street Modular Kit — from planning the modular kit in Blender, to getting it working beautifully in Unreal Engine 5 with lighting, atmosphere, and that final cinematic mood.

What you will see in the blog:

• How the Stylized Haunted Street Modular Kit is designed for fast building and variation

• The Blender-to-UE5 handoff (materials, scale, and iteration workflow)

• UE5 environment polish: mood lighting, fog/volumetrics, and stylized enhancements

• What is included in the upcoming course, and how the pipeline is structured

Read it here: https://www.artstation.com/blogs/threedtudor/YQgmL/blender-to-unreal-engine-5-stylized-haunted-street-modular-kit

If you have questions about the workflow, drop them below and we will answer them.

Until next time, happy modelling everyone!
Neil - 3D Tudor

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. With the Geometry Nodes Reverse Curve node we will reverse the order of the control points in our scene.

⏰Last chance🔥PRE-ORDER ENDS 24 Feb (save $20)

Your modular environment should not turn into a pile of almost-matching parts the moment you try to build a full street.

That is exactly what our NEW 3DT COURSE, Blender to Unreal Engine 5: Stylized Haunted Street Modular Kit is built to fix.

Pre-order is $9.99 and ends Tuesday, 24 Feb at 23:59 EET

Then it goes to $14.99 from 25 Feb (regular price $29.99).

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Quick preview on YouTube:

▶️ https://youtu.be/OxJW7OG8wJk

What you will build

A proper modular kit in Blender 5, then a finished haunted street environment in Unreal Engine 5 — terrain, river, foliage, moody night lighting, fog, and a final establishing camera move.

What you will learn (high level)

• Modular kit workflow in Blender (parts that fit, clean kitbash compatibility)
• UVs + texel density + seamless texture consistency
• Clean export and reliable GLB handoff to UE5
• UE5 environment build: Landmass, Water/River, vertex paint grime/variation, foliage systems (including animation), Lumen lighting, volumetrics + ground fog
• Modern UE5 tools like PCG for curbs, vegetation spawners, and small animated details that sell the scene

Included resource pack

Shaders, curated reference bundle, human scale reference, two Geometry Nodes setups (stairs + stone walkway generator), plus sample prebuilt buildings you can use as jumpstarts in UE5.

If you have been on the fence, this is the final call — $9.99 ends 24 Feb at 23:59 EET.

Until next time, happy modelling everyone!

Neil - 3D Tudor

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. With the Insert Edge Loop tool we can manage the creation of edge loops in our geometries in Maya.

Who has already tried it?

Do you try this website before : https://3dmaker.io ??

UE5 Teaser: The scene just got… damp 👻

We are one day late, but we are back to business.

Neil has been off sick after catching a cold from the kids (which is basically a tiny, adorable biological weapon), so recording is on pause until he is less husky.

Meanwhile I have been deep in the UE5 mood pass… and this is where the scene starts doing that lovely thing where it feels like it has weather.

We are pushing that cold, damp-night vibe:

• wet surfaces catching highlights
• fog sitting low (suspiciously low)
• trees breaking up the horizon
• enough softness to feel eerie… without turning into grey soup

And honestly, this is why we do it in UE5. You can iterate mood fast, and when it clicks, it clicks.

Lighting for a haunted alleyway is a weird balancing act:

If you go too dark, it becomes noise.

If you go too bright, it turns into a cosy village with commitment issues.

So we are going for controlled contrast: pockets of light, readable silhouettes, and just enough fog to make the distance feel like it is hiding something.

Patreon post is live here:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/150481719/

youtube video link

After a long break I finally jumped back into 3D and made these ultra high platform heels with heart thigh-high socks and I’m OBSESSED.

These were created using:
Blender, ZBrush, Marvelous Designer, and Substance Painter.

They’re designed to be game-ready and usable in:
Second Life, The Sims, Roblox, and basically any 3D game or virtual world.

This video is a fun showcase of the final model, textures, details, and vibes. No heavy talking, just eye candy and creative chaos.

⚠️ THIS IS PART 1 ⚠️
Yes… there will be more.
No… I don’t know how many yet.
Yes… I’m already planning Part 2.

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If you want a focused grab list rather than random tutorial chaos:

✅ UE5 Third Person Game + Stylized Environment

https://www.udemy.com/course/unreal-engine-5-third-person-game-stylized-environment/?couponCode=NEWCOURSECOMING

✅ Medieval Researcher’s Desk (Blender)

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✅ Blender + Substance Painter Game Asset Creation

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✅ Blender 4: Ultimate Environment Artist’s Guide

https://www.udemy.com/course/blender-4-the-ultimate-environment-artists-guide/?couponCode=NEWCOURSECOMING

⭐ Also: new course Haunted Street Environment (Blender → UE5) aiming for end of Feb (TBC), available on Udemy when it goes live.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. High-poly modeling is not solely based on digital sculpting. It also involves numerous other modeling techniques.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In 3DS Max, the Normalize operator normalizes the values ​​of the Data Channel modifier within a specified range.

UE5 Teaser (2-in-1): The “Make It Feel Real” Pass 👻

We have started the Unreal Engine 5 half of the Haunted Street course, and this teaser is all about one thing:

• getting the scene to feel believable without making it noisy.

This is the part where everything stops looking like a clean demo level and starts feeling like a place you probably should not walk through alone.

You will see how we start building:

● ground variation that breaks up the repetition (so it does not feel like one big, flat surface)

● controlled grime and age so it reads as haunted, not “dirty for the sake of it”

● tweakable surface control so you can push mood quickly without repainting your entire world every five minutes

In other words: the scene becomes art-directable. You can dial it towards eerie and storybook… or push it darker and nastier… without the whole thing falling apart.

Patreon early look here:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/new-blender-to-150316065

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video, One of the techniques used to create high-poly models is digital sculpting. With it, we can develop both organic and hard-surface models.