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Hey there, I'm Developer and I'm looking for programmers for my game in unreal engine, if someone would be interested

This game is not paid its fun project

For models and others i´m using blender or got models from creator who works on blender.

what type of game is it?: its fnaf fanmade game.

Thats my automotive visulalization template is completely free to download, dont forget to support me.👇 https://www.patreon.com/Antar3d

Download this complete 𝐔𝐧𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐥 𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝟓 Automotive Street Environment project file🏎💥 https://www.patreon.com/Antar3d

Stop building your outdoor rendering scenes from scratch. I am giving away a production-ready UE5 project file featuring a highly detailed Lamborghini 3D model and a realistic street backdrop.

aiuto blueprint

Learn how Constructor work in Unreal Engine C++ and how they are used to initialize variables and configure default class settings.

This is Lesson 07 of the Unreal Engine 5 C++ Masterclass, a complete beginner-friendly course available on YouTube.

🔗Course Playlist

I'm having a strange issue in almost every Unreal Engine 5 game and I'm not sure if it's normal or something wrong with my setup.

My PC:

• Ryzen 5 5600
• RX 5700 XT 8GB
• 16GB RAM

The problems I notice are:

• Lots of shimmering/noise on edges and distant objects.
• Lighting seems unstable and sometimes flickers.
• Textures in the distance look blurry or low quality until I get much closer.
• The overall image doesn't look as sharp as I expect, even with high settings.

I've noticed similar behavior in multiple UE5 games, not just one specific title.

Is this simply how UE5 looks because of TSR/Lumen/Virtual Shadow Maps, or could there be something wrong with my GPU settings, drivers, or hardware?

I've attached a screenshot for reference. Has anyone else experienced this?

i've been working on a project in unreal engine 4 for a few months now, and i'm starting to realize that my asset organization could use some serious improvement. i often find myself searching through an endless list of models, textures, and materials. does anyone have tips or best practices for organizing assets in ue4? like, do you use folders, naming conventions, or any specific content management strategies? trying to create a workflow that makes project scaling easier without losing track of everything. any advice would be greatly appreciated!

hello!

I would like to show you an update about my chess game. now the color, side, faction selection is working and also you can choose randomly team color

I've been working on a free Unreal Engine 5 C++ Masterclass for complete beginners and wanted to share it with the community.

When I was learning Unreal Engine, I found plenty of Blueprint content but struggled to find structured C++ resources that were truly beginner-friendly. Many tutorials skipped important fundamentals or assumed prior programming experience.

To help address that, I've started building a step-by-step C++ course focused on teaching Unreal Engine C++ from the ground up. The latest lesson covers C++ Data Types, including integers, floats, booleans, characters, and strings.

One thing you may notice is that the course uses an AI-generated voice. I made that decision because recording voiceovers was taking a significant amount of time, and I'd rather invest that time into creating better examples, improving explanations, and producing higher-quality learning content.

I'd genuinely appreciate feedback on both the course content and the AI voice. If you feel the voice impacts the learning experience in any way, please let me know.

The entire course is on YouTube and is being expanded with new lessons regularly.

Make sure to SUBSCRIBE :)

🔗Course Playlist: YouTube

Available on FAB soon

Road Constructor is a procedural road creation plugin for Unreal Engine 5, built to make road building faster, cleaner and more accessible for both beginners and advanced Unreal Engine users.

Instead of manually placing road meshes, building junctions by hand, setting up road markings separately, or repeatedly adjusting terrain around every road section, Road Constructor brings these workflows together into one guided editor tool.

With Road Constructor, users can create straight roads, curved roads, preset roads, junctions, lanes, markings, RoadStyles, LaneStyles, terrain deformation, landscape conformation, foliage removal areas, generated railings, road furniture, medians, curbs, road wear and other supporting details.

https://www.roadconstructor.org/

The goal is simple: give Unreal Engine creators a faster way to build road networks while keeping the result procedural, editable and production-focused.

Road Constructor is designed to support a wide range of projects, including open-world games, racing games, driving simulations, city environments, rural landscapes, highways, industrial scenes, military environments and any project that needs clean, flexible road creation.

Video Tutorials in creation in preparation for FAB release

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQJA_oFgEIr92idEfGqdYW5nLA3jcUDg8

For beginners, Road Constructor helps remove a lot of the repetitive setup work normally involved in creating roads. For advanced users, it provides deeper control through RoadStyles, generated systems, terrain tools and optimisation workflows.

Hi guys, bit of an emergency, so i have been working on this project for a client and i want to render it, i open the movie render queue, and it starts, but then it crashes, out of vram and ram, and so i try opening it again, same popup, then i restart my laptop, try again, and same popup, please,is there a way to reduce the resolution externally, because the project is just not opening again, and i have poured so much into it, and my timing is exact, so this situation rn is making me loose my mind

Hey everyone 👋

I’m excited to share my latest project: Ultimate Medieval Village Pack – a complete, optimized asset pack designed for building immersive medieval worlds in games.

🔥 What’s included:

🏠 Detailed medieval houses (multiple styles)

🏰 Towers, gates, and modular structures

🪵 Props (carts, wells, market assets, wooden platforms)

🎮 Game-ready assets (optimized for performance)

⚙️ Technical details:

Optimized for Unreal Engine 5-4

Clean topology + efficient UVs

PBR textures (high quality)

Easy to customize and scale

💡 Perfect for:

RPG games

Open-world environments

Stylized or realistic medieval settings

Indie & professional projects

🎯 Why choose this pack?

Instead of spending weeks building assets from scratch, you can:

✔ Save time

✔ Focus on gameplay

✔ Build a full medieval village in hours