Engine 4
In this tutorial, we’re going to learn how to make a candle in Unreal Engine 4. We’ll start by creating a simple plane, and then we’ll add a material to it. We’ll then create a new Blueprint, and we’ll add a mesh to it. We’ll then add a light to the scene, and we’ll adjust the material’s properties. We’ll then create a new material, and we’ll add a texture to it. We’ll then add a candle mesh to the scene, and we’ll adjust the material’s properties. We’ll then create a new light, and we’ll adjust the candle’s properties. Finally, we’ll export the scene to a file format that can be used in a 3D printing program.
Creating A Plane
The first thing we’re going to do is create a plane. To do this, we’ll open the Content Browser, and we’ll select the 3D Objects folder. We’ll then select the Plane asset, and we’ll drag it into the scene.
Adding A Material
Next, we’ll add a material to the plane. To do this, we’ll select the plane, and we’ll open the Details panel. We’ll then click on the Material slot, and we’ll select the New Material button.
We’ll then rename the material, and we’ll click on the Texture slot. We’ll then select the New Texture button.
We’ll then select the Bitmap option, and we’ll click on the Open button. We’ll then select the candle.jpg file, and we’ll click on the Open button.
We’ll then click on the OK button, and we’ll click on the Close button.
Creating A Blueprint
Now, we’ll create a Blueprint for the candle. To do this, we’ll select the plane, and we’ll open the Blueprints panel. We’ll then select the New Blueprint button.
We’ll then rename the Blueprint, and we’ll click on the Mesh slot. We’ll then select the New Mesh button.
We’ll then select the Static Mesh option, and we’ll click on the Open button. We’ll then select the candle.obj file, and we’ll click on the Open button.
We’ll then click on the OK button, and we’ll click on the Close button.
Adding A Light
Now, we’ll add a light to the scene. To do this, we’ll select the light, and we’ll open the Details panel. We’ll then click on the Location slot, and we’ll select the New Location button.
We’ll then rename the light, and we’ll click on the Brightness slot. We’ll then set the brightness to 100.
We’ll then click on the OK button, and we’ll click on the Close button.
Adjusting The Material’s Properties
Now, we’ll adjust the material’s properties. To do this, we’ll select the plane, and we’ll open the Details panel. We’ll then click on the Material slot, and we’ll select the Candle material.
We’ll then click on the Diffuse Color slot, and we’ll select the New Color button. We’ll then select the white color, and we’ll click on the OK button.
We’ll then click on the Specular color slot, and we’ll select the black color.
We’ll then click on the Glossiness slot, and we’ll set the glossiness to 50.
We’ll then click on the OK button, and we’ll click on the Close button.
Adding A Candle Mesh
Now, we’ll add a candle mesh to the scene. To do this, we’ll select the Blueprint, and we’ll open the Content Browser. We’ll then select the Static Meshes folder, and we’ll select the Candle mesh.
We’ll then drag the Candle mesh into the scene, and we’ll adjust the position and the rotation.
We’ll then click on the Apply button, and we’ll click on the Close button.
Adjusting The Material’s Properties
Now, we’ll adjust the material’s properties. To do this, we’ll select the candle, and we’ll open the Details panel. We’ll then click on the Material slot, and we’ll select the Candle material.
We’ll then click on the Diffuse Color slot, and we’ll select the New Color button. We’ll then select the white color, and we’ll click on the OK button.
We’ll then click on the Specular color slot, and we’ll select the black color.
We’ll then click on the Glossiness slot, and we’ll set the glossiness to 50.
We’ll then click on the OK button, and we’ll click on the Close button.
Exporting The Scene
Now, we’ll export the scene to a file format that can be used in a 3D printing program. To do this, we’ll select the candle, and we’ll open the Export panel. We’ll then select the STL file format, and we’ll click on the Export button.
We’ll then enter a filename, and we’ll click on the Save button.
Kids Candle Making Kit With Vat
19
Candles are a great way to add a touch of elegance to any room. They also make great gifts, especially around the holiday season. If you’re looking to make your own candles, you’ll need a candle making kit. One of the best kits on the market is the Kids Candle Making Kit with Vat 19. This kit comes with everything you need to make your own candles, including the wax, fragrance, and wicks.
The kit comes with four different types of wax, so you can make candles in a variety of colors and scents. The wax is also easy to work with, so even beginners can create beautiful candles. The kit also includes a variety of fragrances, so you can create candles that smell like your favorite flowers or foods. And the wicks are easy to use, so you can create candles with just the right amount of flame.
With the Kids Candle Making Kit with Vat 19, you can create beautiful candles that smell great and look even better. So why not give it a try?
Mother’S Day Barre Code + Cocktails + Candle Making, May 11
Looking for something fun to do with your mom this Mother’s Day? Join us at Barre Code for a special barre class, followed by cocktails and candle making!
Barre Code will be hosting a special Mother’s Day barre class from 10:00am-11:00am. The class will be followed by cocktails and candle making from 11:00am-1:00pm. The cost for the event is $40 per person. Space is limited, so please register soon!
Looking for something fun to do with your mom this Mother’s Day? Join us at Barre Code for a special barre class, followed by cocktails and candle making!
Barre Code will be hosting a special Mother’s Day barre class from 10:00am-11:00am. The class will be followed by cocktails and candle making from 11:00am-1:00pm. The cost for the event is $40 per person. Space is limited, so please register soon!
Making Gel Candle Tarts
Gel candles are a popular choice for many candle lovers. They come in a variety of colors and scents, and they offer a long, consistent burn time. One downside to gel candles, however, is that they can be a bit expensive. If you’re looking for a way to save money on your gel candles, one option is to make your own gel candle tarts.
Gel candle tarts are small, individual candles that are made from gel wax. They offer all of the benefits of a gel candle, including a long, consistent burn time and beautiful colors and scents, but they are much more affordable than traditional gel candles.
To make your own gel candle tarts, you will need a few supplies. You will need gel wax, a tart mold, a candle wick, and a heat gun or a stovetop.
The first step is to melt the gel wax. You can do this using a heat gun or a stovetop. Once the wax is melted, carefully pour it into the tart mold. Make sure to pour it in slowly, so that the wax doesn’t overflow.
Once the wax has hardened, you can insert the candle wick. You can do this by heating the end of the wick with the heat gun or stovetop, and then pushing it into the center of the tart.
Finally, use the heat gun or stovetop to heat the top of the tart. This will cause the wax to melt and the candle to light.
Gel candle tarts are a great way to save money on your gel candles, and they are also a great way to customize your candles. You can choose your favorite colors and scents, and you can create unique combinations that you can’t find in stores.
Making A Glossy Rock Candle Clear Coat
Candles are a great way to make any room smell nice, and they can also be a source of light in the event of a power outage. You can make your own candles at home with a few simple supplies. This guide will show you how to make a glossy rock candle clear coat.
You will need:
Candle wax
Rock(s)
Glass jar
Instructions:
1. Start by heating your candle wax in a pot on the stove.
2. Cut your rocks into small pieces and add them to the wax.
3. Pour the melted wax into a glass jar and add a wick.
4. Let the candle cool and harden.
5. Trim the wick to about 1/4 inch in length.
Your candle is now ready to light and enjoy!
Welcome to my candle making blog! In this blog, I will be sharing my tips and tricks for making candles. I will also be sharing some of my favorite recipes.
