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OMG Was about to comment this too.

Is almost like this set of tricks should never be used in actual production for a good reason. It's that youtube trap of making something look (not really) good for thumbnails alone.

You have saved multiple Projects with this comment lol, I would break my pc if one more project crashed on me :")

I don't think it's intentional sabotage or anything on the part of the poster but... woah.... Ehh.

Really? I thought many of these were against best practices. 2 sided wall materials? Why not 2 sided shadows! And the SHEER NUMBER of vertices for the sand "technique"... People are going to run into serious optimization issues using tips like these!

@@kaingagame4351 Yeah, I felt really uncomfortable watching some of these ! Since we have Nanite, there's a much more performance friendly way to add displacement within any Static Mesh's parameter under Nanite where you can add one or displacement maps, specify the magnitude and height mid range. Nanite will manage the tesselation on its own. It takes less steps and gives a better result overall so why not teach this as a "tip" ?

lies

@@SpasmAtaKtrue, and teaching this as a technique for better blending of some asset is also ridiculous, since there are runtime virtual textures

You’re joking right? This was an ad for the laptop

hi, can you tell me how add/ paint textures to a building in UE5 i made using sketchup pro? i imported the model into UE but whenever i change the wall to some concrete texture from quixel bridge, i looks like a plain color (or the textures are tooo small that it looks like one plain color,idk)

Yea almost all of these videos are just grimy ad segments

Compatible, every single update on UE5 is for adding now stuff on it. Not an other "final version" of UE5.

I also really would love to know thst.

It does heavily affect performance if nanite is disabled.

xD Every unreal engine game ever

True@@hereticstanlyhalo6916

same question

The height map tip is very powerful. I'm from Iceland and the geological office has extremely detailed height maps that I can use for extraordinary results.

Definitely the height map!! Having a hard time sculpting too, but wow man, I didn’t know you could create an entire landscape with just painting randomly😂love it!

Height map 🔥

The model deformation is the one I was missing, others I have already worked with. I do modular lvl design so my geo is generally perfect and fits like glove (especially for procedural level generation) but it is nice that I do not have to make a separate model for some details. Also, if you see this, the fuq is the correct name for the infinite materials in Unreal? They are the equivalent to Blenders procedural materials with mapping nodes, I need it as a base to cover some walls so I do not have to bake in blender or make them out of segments since I have a huge room and would prefer not to do it in segments. I am a new sub so I have no idea if you went over it by now... Thanks!

I am 100% using the skyline height map tool. I just saw a video about using nanite to displace in 5.2, without remesh. Is that really a thing or am I mistaken? Also, when you use the pattern tool does it create more objects or just the appearance of them?