One Landscape Material to RULE THEM ALL - Unreal Engine Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 1 янв 2025

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  • @EvanRogers1
    @EvanRogers1 2 дня назад

    @mrhollt Thanks for the awesome tutorial and taking the time to create this incredible content. Followed the steps all the way through and took the time to make sure I nailed each part of the process...
    That being said, I have encountered a weird black gloss that extends across the landscape that sits just outside the immediate area of my viewport/cursor. I can see the desert material but then it 'glitches' into this oil slick.
    Is this a 5.5 issue with displacement/tessalation? Any suggestions on a fix or should I rebuild in a more stable version of UE?

  • @ImagingIntheSky
    @ImagingIntheSky 10 дней назад +1

    my layer parameters are empty, any idea why?

    • @MrHollt
      @MrHollt  10 дней назад +1

      @@ImagingIntheSky 5.5? This happened to me today. Click the plus symbol above that notification 3 times. Then name each layer as you named it in your material. If you followed this it will be Base, Mid, Top. When you do that they should populate accuratly.

    • @ImagingIntheSky
      @ImagingIntheSky 10 дней назад

      @@MrHollt I re did this entire thing again, I am missing the base albeto, mid albeto and the top albeto (the actual ones you check, I do see the intensity and the tint) I am trying to upload a photo but seems to be no way to do it

  • @horhaj
    @horhaj 3 месяца назад +1

    Soil does not appear to me ....

  • @rowlandsracing9282
    @rowlandsracing9282 Месяц назад

    paint layers doesnt appear when going to landscape>paint for some reason - "there are currently no target layers assigned to this landscape"

    • @rowlandsracing9282
      @rowlandsracing9282 Месяц назад +2

      fixed - need to click "create layers from assigned materials"

    • @MrHollt
      @MrHollt  Месяц назад +1

      5.5? This happened to me today. Click the plus symbol above that notification 3 times. Then name each layer as you named it in your material. If you followed this it will be Base, Mid, Top. When you do that they should populate accuratly.