You Just Built Your First Unreal Environment in 4 Days.
Imagine What You Could Do in 7 Weeks!
Ready for the Full Pipeline?
The Environment Workshop takes you from where you are now to a portfolio-ready environment piece – using the same structured approach you experienced in the Bootcamp, but going much deeper
Limited to the first 25 applicants only (See Why)
Start date: Monday, March 30, 2026 at 7:00 PM (Budapest time, CET/CEST)
Enrollment is open until March 24, 2026 at 11:59 PM (Budapest time)
What's next?
Over the past 4 days, you experienced something different.
No random tutorials. No guessing what comes next. Just a clear sequence that actually led somewhere – and a finished interior environment to show for it.
That was the high-level overview of the pipeline.
The Workshop is the full version of it: 7 weeks, 5 modules, and an environment piece you’ll be genuinely proud to put in your portfolio.
Ready to build the full thing?
Your 7-Week Roadmap
5-10 Hours Per Week – Specifically Designed to Fit Around Your Job and Life
Module 1 - Fundamentals of Unreal
The goal of the first module is to dive even deeper into Unreal. Through a simple hands-on example, we’ll learn more about the interface and how the software works. For now, the focus is on getting comfortable with the program – not on the environment design process yet.
Outcome: Confident navigation and understanding of how Unreal actually works
Module 2 - Building Interior Environment
In this module, we’ll start exploring the environment design pipeline in greater detail – both in theory and in practice. To do this, we’ll build a photoreal, archviz-focused scene – from importing models, through lighting, all the way to dialing in the final look and mood of the scene.
Outcome: You'll be able to create interior environments
Module 3 - Rock-Solid Theory
This week we’ll go a bit more theory-heavy: we’ll expand on and deepen what you learned in Modules 1 and 2. We’ll cover topics like the project file system and folder structure, managing assets in the Content Browser, moving between projects, and taking a closer look at assets and Unreal Editor’s interface.
Outcome: You'll have rock-solid understanding of how Unreal Engine works
Module 4 - Building Exterior Environment
We’ll build an exterior scene fully set up for third-person (TPS) exploration. We’ll also cover how to use the Landscape and Foliage tools, plus how to source and import stock assets.
Outcome: You'll be able to create exterior environments
Module 5 - Advanced Concepts
We’ll cover topics that will help you solve even more problems – at a higher level. We’ll talk about managing source files (whether you do it manually or with source control), the fundamentals of lighting, Sequencer, rendering, and how to export your final outputs.
Outcome: You'll have a portfolio-ready environment after implementing all knowledge up to this point
If this matches what you’re looking for, you can secure your spot here:
What you get #1 - A Guided Path
In a Form of an Online Training
This well-structured online training is designed to take you from where you are now to a portfolio-ready environment piece:
- 7 weeks of guided video training - Structured to fit a busy everyday life, with a requirement of 5-10 hours per week.
- A complete repeatable pipeline - A system of how to build environments that you'll be able to use for your future projects.
- Drip feed training - You get access to the modules gradually, not all at once, in a step-by-step sequence, so you can build it into an actual skill.
- Follow along or go at your own pace - It's up to you if you start with us at the set pace or go through the training later.
- All future updates - The course evolves so you get every improvement for free.
- Lifetime access - Rewatch the videos anytime.
Ready to commit?
What you get #2 - Support
That Acts as a Safety Net
It ensures that you don’t get stuck and keep the momentum:
- Weekly Q&A sessions - You can ask questions and get direct feedback on your progress during these Zoom calls.
- Homework review - You will get my personal feedback on your finished homework projects module by module.
- Discord community - The same one that you've been in during the Bootcamp but with topic-specific channels.
- You stay a member after the course - The door doesn't close, the community stays yours after the 7 weeks.
Sounds like a fit? Here’s the next step:
What you get #3 - Toolkits
So You Don't Start From Zero
Over the years I’ve built up a set of tools and templates that made my work faster. You’ll get all of them so you don’t have to start from zero:
- Pipeline checklists. For building and finalizing scenes (Full Pipeline, 'Definition of Done', Quality Framework)
- Project structure templates - To stay organized from minute one.
- Project and render settings - So you don't start from zero.
- Scene source files - Explore the projects that I show module by module.
- Bonus guides - To make things more obvious (Glossary, PC Builder).
- Curated asset lists - The best sources so you don't waste hours exploring assets.
Let’s do this:
This Is for You If...
- You want to build a portfolio-ready scene in weeks
- You prefer a clear sequence over the tutorial-hell
- You can commit 5–10 hours per week
- You're super focused on producing tangible results
- You want support so you’re not alone on your path
If this is for you, here’s the next step:
This Is NOT For You If...
- You're looking for the programming side of Unreal
- You can’t commit even a few hours per week
- You’re looking for “instant income” promises
- You prefer a free-form path with no structure at all
- You want someone else to do the work for you
Still here? Then let’s move on:
Testimonials
So far, This Course Has Run 5 Times in Hungary
Take a Look at What Past Hungarian Students Have to Say About It
Tamás Nádasdy
“The course was continuously well-structured from start to finish - it basically guided me the whole way. That’s exactly what I needed. And when questions came up, I could ask continuously and got immediate answers, so the whole thing really came together.”
Gábor Nagy
“I loved that we started from the basics, so it wasn’t random jumping around. Whenever I had a problem, I got a response very quickly, and by the end everything felt much simpler and clearer.”
Krisztián Bertók
“What stood out most was how comprehensive and precise the course was. I also loved the clear structure - it was easy to look things up later, and whenever there was a question, you could answer.”
Kornél Kuloványi
“I honestly didn’t expect such detailed explanations - the teaching parts were really strong. Plus the extra materials (like the PC Builder Guide and Glossaries) were genuinely useful.”
Tamás Balogh
“After the first module I knew where to look for what - I felt much more confident in the interface. And the process you lead us through on building a scene felt more professional than what I tried to do on my own.”
Dániel Bényi
“I had no experience with 3D modeling software, and I really liked that I didn’t have to go deep into that - I could focus on the Unreal part. It was well thought out: I could move forward without getting stuck learning extra tools first.”
Who's Behind the Workshop?
I’m András Rónai – originally trained as an architect, but even at university I preferred spinning 3D models of buildings around instead of designing them on paper.
Since 2002, the 3D world has been pulling me in for 8 hours a day (sometimes 14). If I had to put a title on what I do, I’d probably go with Environment Artist. I’ve been using Unreal day-to-day since 2015, and I’ve been making a living from this skillset for years, mainly in archviz and filmmaking, working remotely from Hungary.
I’ve been working with Final Pixel for the last 5 years, and through them, I got into international virtual production projects. I had the luck to work with Oscar winner and Emmy-nominated professionals. The virtual environments I helped build were used in live broadcast and film productions featuring talents like Alyson Hannigan, Tyra Banks, Vivica A. Fox, and David Olusoga.
I was also flown to London a couple times for studio work. One of those projects was for Netflix’s Rebel Moon, where director Zack Snyder visited the event.
You can check out my work here: www.andrasronai.com
That Start-Guarantee
To Make Sure You’re on the Safe Side and Your Risk Is Minimal
“What if I don’t like it?”
“What if this isn’t what I expected?”
“What if I realize environment art isn’t really my thing?”
“What if the teaching style just doesn’t click with me?”
All valid.
Here’s how I handle it: you have until the start of Module 3 to decide. That gives you enough time to go through the first two modules, experience the teaching style, see the pipeline in action, and figure out if this is the right fit for you.
Click here to learn more about the Start-Guarantee!
If you’re ready, let’s take the next step:
Why Is This in Beta?
And Why Is It Limited to Only the First 25 Applicants?
This first run is a Beta Workshop because it’s a small, live pilot designed to make the experience as strong as possible before scaling it.
That’s why I’m limiting the spots to 25 people only: it’s a large enough group to properly test the training and gather enough feedback to make the production-ready version even stronger.
Anyway, there are a few things you should know:
My Future Plans (and How It Affects You)
I’m thinking long-term with this course.
My plan is to grow it into a full art-focused environment design program that gives you market-ready skills. Not just a course: a complete system that takes you from zero to portfolio-ready and beyond.
Here’s where it’s heading:
- The current material will keep getting refined. If something isn't clear enough, I'll rework it. The goal is simple: teach you everything you need to know in the shortest time possible, as clearly as possible.
- The course will take you further down the road. New topics and areas will be added that deepen your environment design skills and your artistic fundamentals. It won't stay at portfolio-ready level - it grows with you.
- The toolkit will keep expanding too. More templates, more presets, more things that save you time and make your daily work easier.
- I want the community and support to become one of the core pillars of this program. When you get stuck, I want you to get help fast - not spend days googling alone. Not just during the 7 weeks, but after them too.
- And there are some other plans I have for the course that will be a serious game-changer for your daily Unreal workflow and environment building - but I can't talk about those just yet.
My goal is to build this into a premium training, something that is worth more than $1,500.
Right now, you can get in for a fraction of that – and every future update, every expansion, every new module is included for free.
This offer won’t be available in the next round – it’s a privilege reserved only for participants who put their trust in the beta version of the training.
What Beta Means for You
This is what you get by this Beta program:
- More access, more attention. This is a smaller group, so you’ll get a more personal, hands-on experience than in future rounds.
- You help shape the final version. I’ll be collecting feedback during the program to refine the structure, pacing, and materials - based on what actually helps students finish faster.
- The program can improve while you’re inside it. If anything gets adjusted, it will only be to add value: clearer steps, better pacing, extra support, or improved resources.
- Live schedule flexibility. Because it’s delivered live, small scheduling tweaks may happen - but you’ll always get clear updates in advance, and you won’t be left guessing.
Why the Price Is Lower in Beta
Because you’re joining the first international round and helping validate the experience, you get beta pricing. Future rounds will be priced higher once the program is fully standardized and packaged.
What I ask From You
Feedback is not mandatory – but it’s incredibly valuable. If you can share what felt clear, what felt confusing, and what helped the most, you’ll directly influence how the final program is built.
Next Round Won't Be Beta
This is a one-time Beta phase. The next run will be the production-ready, with a fixed curriculum flow, finalized schedule framework, and regular pricing.
If you want the highest level of access and the best price, this Beta round is the moment to join.
Ready to join? Just click the button:
Recap - This Is What You Get
Let’s sum up what you get if you decide to join:
- 7 weeks of guided video training - Value: $500
- A complete repeatable pipeline - Value: included above
- Support: Discord, weekly Q&A, homework review - Value: $200
- Toolkits so you don't start from zero - Value: $100
- All future updates, expansion, new modules & lifetime access - Value: $700
Total value of $1,500.
If all this did was save you 6–9 months of figuring things out on your own – would it be worth it?
If all it did was give you one portfolio piece you could actually show to anyone – would it be worth it?
If all it did was give you a repeatable system so you never have to ‘figure out’ how to start an Unreal project again – would it be worth it?
You don’t have to answer yes to all three – just one.
Join the Workshop now!
Enrollment Is Open Until March 24, 2026 at 11:59 PM (Budapest Time, CET/CEST)
Action Taker Bonus Expires on Saturday!
You can join the Environment Workshop now at 1x $297 and 2x $157
Until Saturday, March 21, 2026 at 11:59 PM (Budapest time, CET/CEST)
After that, the price will go up to 1x $397 and 2x $207
Limited to the First 25 Applicants!
Since it’s a Beta program, seats are limited to 25 only (See why)
Choose Your Payment Plan!
Option 1
Join With a One-Time Payment-
7 weeks of guided video training (Value: $500)
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A complete repeatable pipeline (Value: included above)
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Support - Discord, weekly Q&A, homework review (Value: $200)
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Toolkits so you don't start from zero (Value: $100)
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Future updates, expansions & lifetime access (Value: $700)
Option 2
Join With a 2-Payment Plan-
7 weeks of guided video training (Value: $500)
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A complete repeatable pipeline (Value: included above)
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Support - Discord, weekly Q&A, homework review (Value: $200)
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Toolkits so you don't start from zero (Value: $100)
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Future updates, expansions & lifetime access (Value: $700)
Prices are net amounts – the applicable VAT in your country will be added on top
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- Start Guarantee until Module 3
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Frequently Asked Questions
All the Q&A That Have Ever Come Up About the Training
When will the sessions be held? How does the training run?
Live sessions are held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 7:00 PM (Budapest time, CET/CEST), online via Zoom.
You can access the recordings anytime and rewatch them as many times as you want. In case you can’t attend live, you can go through the material at the pace and time that fits your schedule.
If you want to get the most out of the course, it’s worth joining live whenever you can, because I answer questions live at the end of each session.
Session dates:
Module 1:
- March 30 (Mon) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
- April 1 (Wed) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
Module 2:
- April 6 (Mon) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
- April 8 (Wed) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
Module 3:
- April 13 (Mon) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
- April 15 (Wed) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
Module 4:
- April 20 (Mon) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
- April 22 (Wed) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
Module 5:
- April 27 (Mon) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
- April 29 (Wed) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
Portfolio work:
- Start: May 4 (Mon)
- Deadline: May 14 (Wed) 7:00 PM (Budapest time)
How long will I have access to the training and the session recordings?
You will have access to the Course Dashboard and videos for the full lifetime of the website. I’m planning long-term, so in practice that means many years (however, the General Terms & Conditions guarantee 365 days).
What’s the difference between this training and the Hungarian version?
The Hungarian version of this course first ran in 2023 as part of a Beta Coaching program. Since then, I’ve launched four more rounds, and with each round the course has improved – cleaner sequencing, clearer explanations, and a smoother path to the first tangible result.
Because of that, the latest Hungarian version became a mature, well-tested system – and the Environment Workshop is an even more refined, upgraded version of that foundation.
Could it still evolve? Of course. But here’s the key point: if you decide to join, you’re not signing up for someone’s “first attempt.” You’re joining a course that’s been iterated, stress-tested, and improved across multiple rounds over three years – thoughtfully structured from start to finish.
What are the basic requirements to participate?
You should have basic familiarity with the 3D world: know what modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering mean.
Two of my Hungarian students successfully completed the local version without this kind of prior background: so lacking hands-on experience with 3D tools isn’t an automatic disqualifier. However, you do need the core concepts to follow along effectively.
For example, in Module 2 (where we build an interior scene), we bring models and textures from DCC apps into Unreal. If you don’t have basic 3D knowledge, that part will be hard to follow properly. That said, you’ll receive the source files during the course, so you will still have access to everything that gets imported from external tools.
Bottom line: it’s strongly recommended that you have basic 3D knowledge, even if you don’t yet have practical mastery of the specific software.
The most effective approach would be to spend a few weeks catching up on the fundamentals first, and only then start working through the Environment Workshop.
Who do you not recommend this for at all?
As mentioned above, the ideal situation is that you already have basic 3D knowledge (what modeling, texturing, lighting, rendering, etc. are) – even if you’re missing practical skill in specific tools.
If you haven’t learned even the basic fundamentals of 3D yet, and you’re still unsure whether the 3D world is your path at all, then I do not recommend joining.
In that case, spend a few months learning the absolute basics first. If you still feel drawn to 3D afterward – and Unreal specifically – then it will make sense to join.
What PC do I need for the training?
You’ll need a computer that can run 3D games at a basic level. No sugar-coating: for Unreal (and real-time tools in general), sooner or later you’ll need at least an entry-level gaming PC.
With that said, these are the minimum requirements:
- A dedicated GPU (integrated graphics won’t be enough) with at least 4GB VRAM – ideally 6GB or 8GB
- Preferably an NVIDIA RTX card, but you can still work through 100% of the material with a GTX card
- At least 16GB system memory (RAM)
- A mid-range CPU such as Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 7 is fine to start with
For more details on a minimum config, read the Instant PC Builder guide pdf that came as a bonus with the Bootcamp.
How long does it take to go through the material?
The Environment Workshop can be learned in 7 weeks, and in my experience 5-10 hours per week can be enough. That’s the minimum that will still help you get oriented and build practical skills.
If you want to move faster and more effectively, it’s worth investing more time – around 15-20 hours per week.
Unreal is complex, so active practice is necessary for the knowledge to stick and for you to handle it well in real projects. There are no miracles here: the more time and energy you invest into learning and practicing, the sooner you’ll produce results – and the better what you learn will stay with you.
What language is the training taught in?
The course will be delivered entirely in English.
If I buy today, when can I access the training?
The course officially starts on March 30 at 7:00 PM (Budapest time, CET/CEST) with the first live Zoom session.
You’ll also get access to the Course Dashboard where you’ll find the session recordings, course resources, and links referenced during the training.
You’ll have access to the course for as long as this website exists (so for many many years).
What happens when the training ends?
First and most importantly: you’ll keep access to the Course Dashboard and videos for the full lifetime of this website. I’m planning long-term, so in practice that means many many years.
You’ll also receive all future updates for this course, and you’ll get access to the materials from future rounds as well.
Your Discord access will remain, too – although after the course ends I can’t guarantee the same level of posting and rapid responses as during the live run (I will still make an effort though: even today questions still come in on Discord from past rounds, and I answer them).
Will I have access to materials for future rounds?
In short: yes. If any of the training materials get iterated, you’ll automatically receive those updates once you’ve joined.
In more detail: I’m thinking long-term with this training.
My plan is to grow it into a full art-focused environment design program that gives you market-ready skills. Not just a training: a complete system that takes you from zero to portfolio-ready and beyond.
Here’s where it’s heading:
- The current material will keep getting refined. If something isn't clear enough, I'll rework it. The goal is simple: teach you everything you need to know in the shortest time possible, as clearly as possible.
- The course will take you further down the road. New topics and areas will be added that deepen your environment design skills and your artistic fundamentals. It won't stay at portfolio-ready level - it grows with you.
- The toolkit will keep expanding too. More templates, more presets, more things that save you time and make your daily work easier.
- I want the community and support to become one of the core pillars of this program. When you get stuck, I want you to get help fast - not spend days googling alone. Not just during the 7 weeks, but after them too.
- And there are some other plans I have for the course that will be a serious game-changer for your daily Unreal workflow and environment building - but I can't talk about those just yet.
Right now, you can get in for a fraction of that – and every future update, every expansion, every new module is included for free.
This offer won’t be available in the next round – it’s a privilege reserved only for participants who put their trust in the beta version of the training.
Will I receive future updates?
In short: yes. If any of the training materials get iterated, you’ll automatically receive those updates once you’ve joined.
In more detail: I’m thinking long-term with this training.
My plan is to grow it into a full art-focused environment design program that gives you market-ready skills. Not just a training: a complete system that takes you from zero to portfolio-ready and beyond.
Here’s where it’s heading:
- The current material will keep getting refined. If something isn't clear enough, I'll rework it. The goal is simple: teach you everything you need to know in the shortest time possible, as clearly as possible.
- The course will take you further down the road. New topics and areas will be added that deepen your environment design skills and your artistic fundamentals. It won't stay at portfolio-ready level - it grows with you.
- The toolkit will keep expanding too. More templates, more presets, more things that save you time and make your daily work easier.
- I want the community and support to become one of the core pillars of this program. When you get stuck, I want you to get help fast - not spend days googling alone. Not just during the 7 weeks, but after them too.
- And there are some other plans I have for the course that will be a serious game-changer for your daily Unreal workflow and environment building - but I can't talk about those just yet.
My goal is to build this into a premium training, something that is worth more than $1,500.
Right now, you can get in for a fraction of that – and every future update, every expansion, every new module is included for free.
This offer won’t be available in the next round – it’s a privilege reserved only for participants who put their trust in the beta version of the training.
Will I also receive future expansions?
I’m thinking long-term with this course.
My plan is to grow it into a full art-focused environment design program that gives you market-ready skills. Not just a course: a complete system that takes you from zero to portfolio-ready and beyond.
Here’s where it’s heading:
- The current material will keep getting refined. If something isn't clear enough, I'll rework it. The goal is simple: teach you everything you need to know in the shortest time possible, as clearly as possible.
- The course will take you further down the road. New topics and areas will be added that deepen your environment design skills and your artistic fundamentals. It won't stay at portfolio-ready level - it grows with you.
- The toolkit will keep expanding too. More templates, more presets, more things that save you time and make your daily work easier.
- I want the community and support to become one of the core pillars of this program. When you get stuck, I want you to get help fast - not spend days googling alone. Not just during the 7 weeks, but after them too.
- And there are some other plans I have for the course that will be a serious game-changer for your daily Unreal workflow and environment building - but I can't talk about those just yet.
My goal is to build this into a premium training, something that is worth more than $1,500.
Right now, you can get in for a fraction of that – and every future update, every expansion, every new module is included for free.
This offer won’t be available in the next round – it’s a privilege reserved only for participants who put their trust in the beta version of the training.
Will there be another round later?
Yes, another round is planned but it depends on a couple factors:
- Demand. The more interest there is, the more I can invest into improving the course.
- My availability. If I get swamped with client projects, the next round may be delayed by several months.
My goal is also to make this course more compact and more effective with every round – by adding new topics, improving existing explanations, updating resources, and sharpening the learning path. I want it to become an even stronger, more efficient support system for people who trust me to help them learn the Unreal environment workflow – and Unreal itself.
And because the course will deliver more value with each round, the pricing will reflect that: the next round will be more expensive.
With that in mind, decide based on what you need right now – remember, you’ll still get access to later materials even if you join now.
Can I join later?
The enrollment deadline is on Tuesday, March 24, 2026 at 11:59 PM (Budapest time, CET/CEST). After that, enrollment closes and you won’t be able to join the course.
How can I pay for the training?
There’s only one supported payment method right now: credit/debit card payment, processed through Paddle.
I’ll definitely offer international bank wire transfer as a payment option in the future, but for now payment is only available by card.
Will I receive a VAT invoice for my purchase?
Yes, you will receive an invoice that can be used for business expense accounting, via Paddle’s system.
Important: if you need the VAT invoice to account for as a business expense, please indicate this when placing your order by filling in the company name and tax number or VAT number.
Please double-check that your billing details are correct – I can’t take responsibility for typos or incorrect information.
If you want more details about who issues the invoice, check the General Terms & Conditions (GTC), which includes all required company information.
Secure your spot here:
If you have any questions, just drop me a message and I’ll help: andras@andrasronai.com
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