Enhancing Exterior Scenes: A Guide to Better Shadows in Unreal Engine 5

[@knl654]

yes, this video was very helpful, thanks for putting your time into making these free videos.🙏

[@Soaring_Penguin]

Thank you so much! This was very helpful!

[@civareducation]

You're so welcome!

[@atlanteum]

Another excellent walk-through, my friend -

[@Kogirius]

Source soft angle - do you have an idea of what this does? I really can't find any info

[@RainOn2SunnyDay]

soften the shadow, angle meaning from directional light

[@raphaeljaggerd3585]

Where do i get those western assets?

[@lummi_vfx]

Great video! To me it looks like the light is not behaving correctly when you turn on affect translucent lighting. The windows that are in the shadow gets a unnatural glow to them. Would this setting be used for for artistic preference?

[@mcan-piano4718]

i thought the same. but i couldnt be sure, maybe its because if room has many windows and light goes inside room then bounce and illumunate back of windows so it make it look lighter from outside?

[@borisstengele5389]

Thx!

[@lucutes2936]

i cant get the soft shadows

[@PolygonAcademy]

you might have to enable virtual shadow maps in your project settings to get soft shadows.

[@nickstuff2957]

i can't turn on ray trace shadows ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

[@nickstuff2957]

@@civareducation i got 3070

[@Inquirro]

Translucent shadows make the windows ugly in my opinion. Not necessarily.

[@RH_OPEN]

hey dude better fix your shadows cos they'are flickering off really terrible....

[@mehranvaysee]

[@civareducation]

😉

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