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UE4 Custom Static Mesh Creation Guide

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Understanding Static Meshes: Static Meshes are 3D models exported and imported into UE4 for game environments
There are two types: Static (non-dynamic) and Movable (dynamic)
Static Meshes are cheaper to render and better suited for architectural geometry
Software Requirements: Modeling software needed for low-poly meshes (Maya LT/Maya, 3ds Max, Blender)
Sculpting software (ZBrush, Mudbox) helps create high-poly meshes
Texturing software (Photoshop, Gimp) needed for texture creation
Baking software (Maya LT, xNormals) generates normal maps
Project Setup: Create proper project folders for Maya, UE4, textures, and reference files
Set up character reference scale in Maya LT/Maya
Configure UE4 scene with test actors and proper lighting
Set up grid spacing in Maya LT/Maya to match UE4
Mesh Creation Process: Create low-poly and high-poly meshes in separate steps
Optimize low-poly mesh by removing unnecessary geometry
Set hard/soft edges for smooth transitions
UV unwrap low-poly for texturing and baking
Create normal maps using Turtle Baker in Maya LT/Maya
Important Guidelines: High-poly must overlap low-poly for proper baking
UVs must be inside (0,1) space during baking
Multiple overlapping pieces may need separate baking
Use specific settings for normal map baking in Maya LT/Maya