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Thank you! :D

the spheres where there from a ue4 version, I think they have no impact with lumen.

Nanite is incredible, Lumen has things to improve yet, like the reflections (raytracing is much better). Anyway will be really interesting for professional workflow as soon as it is stable, right now is 100% chance of crash.

ryzen 9 3900, rtx 3090, 128gb ram

It is Lumen out of the box, I didn't touch the shadows.

@ not sure if the fix i found is right but i sorta got softer shadows by dragging source angle setting up to 5, setting is found in light source. Maybe for you it worked out of the box because you have rtx card? or its a custom map with custom settings?

@@nugger Source angle it is set up at 0,537 or something like that, but doesn't affect aparently. It is the same as using Ray tracing in UE4, it gives really nice shadows by default. A lot of settings are use for light baking and not for real time.

also changing "Software raytracing mode" in project settings as well as "shadow map method" made a difference. Just leaving this here for someone with similar problem, but idk if that's the real solution

@@nugger You can play with the cascade shadow maps in the directional light details, it is hard to help without seeing the problem.

or a background? I was just testing the illumination inside :)

evga RTX 3090

Do you need a RTX to run Unreal 5?

@@glenn3646 no, lumen runs even in AMD Gpus

Depend on what you want to achieve, there are not compulsory parameters, just suggestions!

From experience, it's usually 3 or 5

@@MatheusLB2009 no, looks unrealistic

Un ryzen 9 3900, rtx 3090, 128gb de ram, aun así crashea mucho todavía.

@ Far Out!!! Laurie NZ

@ y yo con mi creencia que igual si me compraba una 2070 y mi 3700 jalaba :l y creas que sea cuestión del programa que todavía no esta bien optimizado o de plano si demanda muchos recursos?

@@luisantoniohermandezcastro8930 consume muchos recursos al iniciar un proyecto, después consume bastante poco, pero crashea igualmente, tienen que trabajar en él.

Yes, but meanwhile may work for static images or rendering videos! It's a huge difference in reflections

@ absolutely, amazing graphics in real time.

Hi! not so high, RTX2080 Super

Gracias Diego!

I think it is, this was my first try so it took me a bit longer to learn some things... it depends of the complexity of the model imported... if you have some UE materials and trees, grass... is going to be faster. I only had to reimport some things 2 o 3 times adjusting the mapping in max (that's anoying). But all this time you spend you got it back in rendering times, this scene could take less than 15 min of rendering at 4k resolution. In max that would take me 100 hours? 200? i can't even imagine...

Jesús Gómez San Emeterio when you say 3ds max are you talking about vray?

Thank you!! i will

thank you very much! ^^

Innovative Vectorworks BIM what do you mean?is twinmotion including unreal engine capabilities or what?