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We believe technology and storytelling grow stronger when knowledge is shared. Through consulting, training, and mentorship, we help studios and artists modernize workflows and adopt advanced character and real-time techniques. Over the years, we’ve taught dozens of students across hundreds of hours of live sessions, with a focus on advanced facial rigging, deformation, and expressive, production-ready characters.

Advanced Facial Rigging

This course dives into production-level facial rigging for film and games. Students learn how to break facial performance into clean, usable controls and shapes that support a wide range of believable expressions, while staying animator-friendly. We refine deformation to a higher level, tackle complex rigging challenges, and design facial rigs that truly perform on screen in both cinematic and real-time contexts.

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Vector Math in Blueprints

Vector math is a core part of game development, especially when working with Unreal Engine Blueprints. This cheat sheet brings together a curated set of commonly used vector math nodes, designed as a quick-reference guide for technical artists and game developers prototyping gameplay, systems, and interactions in Unreal Engine.

Created in UE5, the examples and node layouts closely match UE4 as well, though some nodes may look slightly different between versions. This is the first release of the cheat sheet and focuses on the most frequently used vector operations.

A cheat sheet titled "Vector Math in Blueprints" showing how to get, set, break, and assign vectors in Unreal Engine. Contains sections with visual node diagrams and instructions for each operation.
A cheat sheet titled 'Vector Math in Blueprints' for Unreal Engine, showing various nodes and connections for creating vectors from rotation and axes for technical artists.
A cheat sheet titled 'Vector Math in Blueprints: Cheat Sheet for Technical Artists' by Eyad Hussein, showing various vector operations and debug drawing tools in Unreal Engine, including constant vectors, print string, and debug drawing options.
A cheat sheet titled 'Vector Math in Blueprints' from Unreal Engine, showing nodes and operations for vector calculations, including addition, multiplication, equality, inequality, negation, reflection, and averaging with labels and connections in a
A cheat sheet titled 'Vector Math in Blueprints' for Unreal Engine, covering absolute value, sign, distance, and range clamping functions with visual node diagrams.
A cheat sheet titled 'Vector Math in Blueprints' for Unreal Engine, detailing methods for getting min/max components, absolute values, and signs of vectors with visual node diagrams and explanations.
Infographic titled 'Vector Math in Blueprints: Cheat Sheet for Technical Artists' showing Unreal Engine blueprint nodes for vector calculations, including vector length, squared length, distance between vectors and actors, and lerp vector, with label
A cheat sheet titled 'Vector Math in Blueprints: Cheat Sheet for Technical Artists' by Eyad Hussein, showcasing sections on getting actor location and rotation, forward/up/right vectors, and calculating a vector 100 units in front of an actor in Unre
Screenshot of a cheat sheet titled 'Vector Math in Blueprints,' created by Eyad Hussein for Unreal Engine. It displays various sections with flowcharts and nodes explaining vector normalization, unit and uniform vectors, zero or nearly-zero vectors,
Diagram showing vector math in Blueprints for Unreal Engine, including dot product, angle between two vectors in degrees, and cross product calculations.
A cheat sheet titled "Vector Math in Blueprints" from Unreal Engine by Eyad Hussein, featuring instructions and examples for finding closest points, getting point distances, projecting vectors onto planes and vectors, and snapping vectors to a grid,
Infographic titled 'Vector Math in Blueprints' depicting cheat sheet for technical artists with sections on converting radians to degrees, unwrapping Euler vectors, rotating vectors around axes, calculating vector headings in degrees, and finding loo