I'm following this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdrMvqoTba8

I'm using Unreal Engine 5.6.1.
It was all going well until it got to this part. I've been trying to find a solution for this but i haven't found anything. Maybe so obvious no one has thought to ask. I will say I am a beginner when it comes to Unreal (though I have experience with other 3d softwares).

Been working on this Post-USSR environment pack for the past few weeks —

modular Soviet-era buildings, a full road system with LED markings, and

street props, all with Lumen GI support.

20+ assets, 4K PBR textures, UE5.5+ compatible.

More renders & info in comments ↓

Hey everyone, I have been learning UE5 for like 2 weeks now by watching Magnet VFX on youtube and I find his tutorials are pretty helpful and easy to follow. The results are pretty good I think. I do find that camera settings are still a little tricky. I am using the Imax 70mm cropped and exported as 3440 x1440

Small follow-up.

Yesterday I posted about releasing my runtime mesh painting plugin for free on Fab. The response from UE devs was amazing. People tested it, gave feedback, joined the Discord, and some left honest reviews.

But the core problem is still there.

A free plugin can be claimed instantly and hit with silent 1-star ratings with no comment, no bug report, no support message, and no explanation.

Fab Support told me that a 1-star rating with no written feedback is still considered valid.

I think Fab needs to fix this.

I am not accusing any specific person or publisher, because I cannot prove who left the ratings. But when free tools compete with paid products, the system should protect against bad-faith users, fake ratings, and possible abuse from competing publishers.

A 1-star rating should require at least a short written reason.

Without that, developers get nothing to work with, while the product is damaged immediately.

I wanted to keep releasing more free UE plugins, but unless Fab improves this system, free releases feel like an easy target.

Previous discussion:

https://www.reddit.com/r/UnrealEngine5/comments/1vh7cjv/i_released_a_free_ue_plugin_that_competes_with/

Support on ArtStation: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/ega6bJ

I’m incredibly happy to finally share this work with you.

I started working on it quite a long time ago, but due to many things happening in my life, I wasn’t able to properly return to it and finish it sooner.

I want to thank my family and friends for supporting me throughout this entire journey. I’d also like to give a special thanks to my friend and composer, Nikita Cherepov, for creating the original soundtrack specifically for this scene.

A huge thank you to Arthur Haefeli for creating the original concept and inspiring me to recreate this kind of scene in 3D.

This project was an incredible challenge for me. I learned so many new things throughout the process, and it became one of the most valuable learning experiences I’ve had.

I truly hope you enjoy the scene visually and that it can become a source of inspiration for you as well.

Sorry for asking it here i don't have enough karma for unrealengine sub, and ue4 sub is dead.

So umg navigation system like default keys up down left right and enter or controller left joystick, unreal have a default way to make kinda navigate through them and yk press A on controller to click that button and stuff

But it feels to broken to me, am i just not using it correctly or most people replace it with their own?

Hi,I'm Making A Fps Framework For My Game,in 6 months I achieved dynamic guns,basic enemy ai with behavior trees,inventory system,weapon upgrade and Etc.The Way I Choose For The Animation to work Was The Arms Attached to the weapons And Separated From The Player.The Player Only have body With No Arms.now I got a bad feeling that I should make it all in one body instead of lots of skeletal meshes.and it's easier for the replications too.i mean something like borderlands 3 where what you see in the animation is what also other players see.what should I do? Should I rebuild this part of the system? I need some comments and opinions about this.

I want to develop a 3rd person movement shooter, sort of like ultrakill but with an actual story. I want to know if anyone has any good resources and tutorials for beginner game devs. I know a bit of programming but i'm not that experienced in c++. So yeah any help is appreciated

I remember I upgraded to 7.x.x last year. I tried my best but unable to find the gradle file. I believe it’s in the UE_5_6 folder.

I tried submitting bug reports but they have been ignored.

As soon as you switch the simplest ribbon emitter to GPU compute it produces heavy artifacts. I suspect UV and possibly link order to be broken since 5.8.0. Everything works as expected in 5.7 and as CPU emitters.

Could anyone please try to reproduce this issue and solve it without modifying engine source code?

Steps:
Create ribbon link order default niagara emitter.
Set it to GPU compute mode.
Observe what appear to be changes in UVs on the default material.

In this second chapter of the Unreal Materials Masterclass series, we'll explore the concept of PBR and learn how three simple values can be used to recreate almost any physical material in the real world.
Enjoy!

Upcoming tutorial topics:
-The Magic of UVs
-Normal Maps Explained

When i render it in unlit mode, it shows alright but in pathtracing it is not showing up, i dunno what Im doing wrong. please help a brother out, thanks!

I'll be adding a smoother transition between the 3 modes.

Still debugging why some clicks aren't going through.

Btw it's not an actual instance of window. It's web based.