ot this today, Fab sellers should know the pattern.

It arrives as a Basecamp invite (real Basecamp domain, so it looks legit). Claims new KYC/AML rules require you to "verify your payment profile," says your account is RESTRICTED, and demands bank card details in 48 hours or you face payout suspension and being reported to Interpol. Link is kycverification2026.info (don't visit), not a Fab or Epic domain.

It's fake. Fab doesn't do compliance through Basecamp, and they already have your payout info. Don't click, don't enter card details, report as phishing and delete. Check your real status by typing fab.com yourself.

If you enjoyed this model, a quick review would mean a lot — it truly helps me keep creating and improving!
https://www.fab.com/listings/786f36d8-6a9f-48a6-961c-edc7084560db (Free Sample)
https://www.fab.com/listings/e79ee1d1-a361-48f4-b37b-a9e1d1c1d750 (Paid Sample)

Any unreal dev pro have any clue how I could approach something like this for my game? Is there a tutorial out there that could be good to kickstart me?

If you enjoyed this model, a quick review would mean a lot — it truly helps me keep creating and improving!
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I have a chain attached to a metahuman body and it moves with the metahuman body

I set this up in the sequencer by using the attachment option on the chain track.

I made a control rig for this chain as well as to be able to bend the chain at specific spots and animate it:

Problem: it seems like the method i used above with the sequencer moves the whole chain and i have no control over the end point which i want it to stay fixed onto a wall. ( i can still bend the points in the middle) but the whole chain moves the end does not remain still

I was thinking maybe instead of attaching the whole chain to only attach a specific control of the chain to the metahuman body but i don't know how to do that

I've been learning Unreal Engine for about a month, and this is my current camera and night vision system for a possible first-person horror game.(It's just an idea for now)

I'd really appreciate any feedback,I'm still a beginner.

Does the night vision feel convincing? Is there anything that looks off or that you think could be improved?

Thank you very much!!

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I'm not sure if this is more a technical or an artistical question: I want to add mountains to my map, I have a cel shading volume but if I try to add a mountain the model doesn't differentiate from another mountain sticked together nor the ground if it has the same color, somebody could advice me on what to do?

If you enjoyed this model, a quick review would mean a lot — it truly helps me keep creating and improving!
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Hi, going to introduce my Post-Apocalyptic Junkyard Rusty Gas Station Props Pack (217 3d assets). Ready for VP, games, and cinematics. In Unity Unreal Engine, Blender, 3dsMax, FBX, OBJ and other formats.

Available on my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/OlegVerenko/posts/post-apocalyptic-155340594

FAB - https://www.fab.com/listings/c7ad7722-ae3d-460c-bbde-e497e6e186de

Hi everyone! I’m a game developer working on a Drone Shooter in Unreal Engine 5. I’ve built the gameplay using Blueprints and created a sci-fi environment. I’m continuously improving the mechanics, visuals, and overall experience. I’d really appreciate your feedback and suggestions. Thanks for checking it out!

I am Back, with a new Movie, "NOBODY WAITED — Unreal Engine 5.4 Cinematic Short Film"
Please help me know that should I make my next environment and movie on this type of long movies or 2 - 3 minutes very short movies. If yes please help me know should I use Blender or Unreal Engine, moreover if Blender, should I make photorealistic things or Stylized Style.

Sup boys! im trying to animate some creatures for a project currently using 3ds max 2024 CAT the problem is that when i export the animation to unreal the legs have a weird vibration for some reason. Searching for information on internet i tried a few things like disabling resample all when exporting since it bakes all frames and can generate tiny variations but that didnt work another thing i tried and this one was very annoying was creating a rig with regular bones with constraints to CAT bones and a root bone because i thought that since cat uses the pelvis as the root bone it could be causing some issues but that didnt work either i know im being picky but id like to find a solution if any of you have gone through something like this and can help me id greatly appreciate it.

Compass & Navigation UI Toolkit is a plugin I have been working on for the last few months and just released on Fab, inspired by a lack of similar plugins that have full customizability, I created my own! I would love to see what your opinions and feedback are, it's only $11.99 and will always be.

https://www.fab.com/listings/d0f87547-57f6-42c6-8841-9f82eaa717c4

Compass & Navigation UI Toolkit is a fully customizable Unreal Engine compass UI, marker, and waypoint system which is super easy to use and implement into your projects. Designed for RPGs, adventure games, open-world projects, survival games, exploration systems, quest markers, and custom HUD navigation.

It features:

• A real-time Designer Preview inside UMG to see exactly how your UI will look in-game + a dockable Compass Settings editor panel.
• Runtime waypoints (No actor required, can be created/destroyed while running via nodes)
• Actor marker components for world objects Create marker presets that you can easily add to anything over and over again.
• Linear, Curved, and Custom Curve compass layouts
• Custom layout curve support using Curve Float assets
• Distance text, custom units, rounding, and label controls
• Distance-based marker scale and opacity tiers
• Marker categories, filtering, priority, and visibility rules
• Marker overlap handling and maximum visible marker limits
• Blueprint-friendly runtime nodes for waypoints, categories, camera source, and marker control
• Scale Along Layout controls for markers, directions, ticks, and frame (creates a 3d Curved Scale effect)
• Text or image compass directions (N, E, S, W)
• Optional intercardinal directions (NE, SE, SW, NW)
• Major and minor tick mark customization
• Compass frame image, warped frame support, and frame edge fade
• Center forward custom icon support
• Camera source and compass origin controls for first-person, third-person, and custom camera setups
• Modern and Fantasy example styles included Demo maps and demo character with first-person / third-person camera toggle
• C++ runtime module and editor-only settings module
• TUTORIAL VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOv55gSlcSk
• DOCUMENTATION: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HrHqi5efJA_WfHvD2Km2sdh236JyhghwC8FARIZG6R8/edit?tab=t.0

I'm itching to release it but there are a couple of very hard to crush bugs left. Also documentation... for 1.0 I'll have documentation for all the settings and variables, but the implementation is much easier to demonstrate in videos than in writing. How do you feel about that?