How To Create A Day And Night Cycle - Unreal Engine 4 Tutorial

[@bmx9421]

Hi! I can't thank you enough. You said about 2 months ago, the idea got place at your upcoming tutorial plan... And now here it is. You help thousands of people with your channel. Keep up the good work!

[@MattAspland]

Thank you so much for your support man, it's always a pleasure to help out :)

[@raktimjs]

He's the best UE4 tutor I've ever seen... Literally. He has helped me a too..

[@coolgamerusa]

You never fail to put out the tutorials we need!

[@MattAspland]

I really appreciate the support dude! :)

[@coolgamerusa]

@@MattAspland no problem.

[@applejetgg]

Thaks bro thats i have been waiting for

[@MattAspland]

No problem dude, it's always a pleasure :)

[@Phoenix-sj9kf]

Again another perfect tutorial:D

[@Ausyaustingaming]

Agreed

[@MattAspland]

Thanks so much dude! :D

[@programmerxix7129]

This is EXACTLY what I needed!

[@MattAspland]

That's great to hear!

[@geoffrey3668]

Thank for the tutorial! If like me you want to change with your own BP_Sky_Sphere and you get an error "accessed none trying to read property directional light actor", be sure you set a "Directional Light Actor" (in Default property of BP_SKy_Sphere)

[@Louts]

Thanks!

[@yarppal9754]

THX!!! Didn't know what to do....

[@megtwin]

Same here, lol! Thanks!

[@dorsetblues999]

Your comment just helped me so much, you don't understand. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I have been able to do this now thanks to you. I really appreciate it! Thank you!

[@MrGTAmodsgerman]

Such as YT channels make me very optimistic that i one day build my own completely made game from scratch. Keep it up! Fantastic tutorial.

[@pixelators7522]

I really aprreciate your videos and are really helpful... Keep up the good job dude you are doing great!!

[@MattAspland]

Thank you so much for your support man! :)

[@en_nes]

I didn't do it exactly like that, but the concept of adjusting the intensity helped me a lot, thanks

[@pufisd]

I searched for something like this a few months.Thank you!

[@stevenwynn819]

Great explanation. Thanks!

[@MattAspland]

Thanks a bunch Steve!

[@huntsman2445]

Hey, thanks for the tutorial :)

[@MattAspland]

Hey man, no problem at all! :)

[@Valor72]

You're actually the best for posting this

[@gamingarc1067]

Wow this is SO helpful Just started UE and this was exactly what I needed, as usual!

[@ross2905]

OMG this is perfect. Im sure you're psychic Matt!

[@MattAspland]

Haha that's great to hear Ross! And you'll never know...

[@Udara1801]

Thanks matt

[@MattAspland]

Always a pleasure :)

[@KaijuGames-xyz]

Thank you so much for your videos, they helped me make a game for my first game jam!

[@LzGamerPlay2025]

You are a good teacher explains it perfectly

[@g-dojjo]

Thanks bro!! you are doing a great tutorial^^ Thanks!!!

[@MattAspland]

It always my pleasure dude, thanks for your support! :D

[@josemanuelperezpolo5791]

AMAZING TUTORIAL. THANKS!!!!!!

[@professionalstaff1951]

Good job 👍

[@MattAspland]

Cheers bro :)

[@thatdudewithfacts]

Thanks man!!!!!!

[@MattAspland]

No problem mate! :)

[@helsinkiandrew0]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@hariomarts7750]

Nice one

[@MattAspland]

Thanks mate!

[@timowiest4580]

Using the sun position calculator with the get sun position node gives real life sun positioning with longitude and latitude. Or use a vector curve to position the sun a little more like the real sun does. Just for possible future updates. I personally use the plugin as this gives me a really perfect sun position.

[@MattAspland]

Oh yeah great, thanks a lot man! Just looked into it and it looks amazing, I can definitely look into doing this in the future. All the best bro! :)

[@avtaras]

Hey, thanks a lot for the tutorial, but there's a couple of issues which I think many people here can agree with. 1. Why does it look like the darkest the sky-sphere can reach is like evening-ish / 20:00? How can I get it to become more pitch-dark? 2. Is there any way to make the clock more in sync with the actual day-night? At first I tried to embrace the slight error and think of it as similar to clock changing due to seasons, but it became messed up at some point, no matter how close I got to the value, I would still end up with sunsets at midday or sunrise at 1 am. The even more annoying thing is that once I got some good value, the margin of error was reasonable enough (sunrises at 4 am only occurred after ~30 days). Is there a way to find the actual calculation? Other than that, great video, I really appreciate it and your channel in general

[@Emblanefilms]

Did you ever find a solution? I can see now that any changing of the day speed completely throws the day to night cycle out of sync and I cant work out how to fix this!

[@gamerdweebentertainment1616]

next add moon and moonlight? Yes :) for perfection. OK ok. unnecessary, if it's not built in. Nice, even sharing a bit of maths :)

[@MattAspland]

I can definitely add that to my list to add on to this :) And yep, I spent longer then I'd like to admit on figuring it out lol

[@slymncag]

Great Work

[@arankasih1162]

hi! great explanation! its very easy to follow. although, the sun stuck when it hits 12 pm. when i set my speed below 10, it get stuck. but with 10, it works perfectly fine. someone help please? matt?

[@abegames4880]

Just perfect ;)

[@MattAspland]

Thanks bro, wishing you all the best :)

[@kaymonosara]

Awesome! U r the best!

[@luckieluuke131]

Thanks alot! For me, there is a delay at 90 and -90 degrees when the sun stops for a few seconds before resuming animation. Any ideas why that is?

[@AuroOfOsnem]

MEIDO IN HEAVEN

[@nathanhedaux1135]

thanks for the great tutorial! Just wondering if it would be possible to add a street lamp function to turn on and off with time of day?

[@Emblanefilms]

Hey @Matt Aspland. So, when I change the speed variable to try and slow down the day basically the whole system falls out of sync, I.E, the sun takes slower to rotate, also seems to stop for a few seonds once it reaches 90 degrees, then that delay gets worse and worse for each cycle. Any ideas how to fix that?

[@megtwin]

Did you figure this out yet? If I set my time to 1, its still dark at noon time, lol!

[@MonkeyDGhoul]

@@megtwin do you know how to correct it?

[@geoffrey3668]

Thank for the video again! I have this wierd issue that when i set the variable for the speed to 5 or less, the rotation will stop at 90 or -90 for a few seconds or even minutes. Any idea where that come from?

[@Finlzz]

I have this issue as well, did you find a fix?

[@Emblanefilms]

YEP Exact same problem. I dont see any solutions. Do you figure out a fix?

[@dragonmike6329]

great clip thank you

[@fi4nsvai]

I've done some testing with your formula and it works better as Speed = 350/Day Length (instead of 500) as it's more precise. Still great tutorial though :D

[@avtaras]

I think 360/Day works best. I tested it and consistently got 12 seconds every day.

[@wates123]

hey, so im trying to replicate this in ue5 but im stopped at the "update sun direction" part. Do you know a workaround? it's missing

[@MrSkyerHawkins]

Same, I can’t find a node to use for this instead.

[@nickjasperr]

great so wer all stuck

[@studiobaxter1242]

I just left it out, and it works fine. Sun and light both move.

[@RandomDude00001]

Nice bro i like it took me 2 days to finish i new i didnt what you say in the part of lerp i thought it was loop

[@ceritafilm2937]

Matt do you know how to make vehicle?

[@MattAspland]

I can add it onto my list for sure :)

[@SrTNick1]

Great tutorial, huge thanks cause I'm doing a gamejam where the optional gameplay theme is Day/Night cycle. It doesn't seem to get much darker when night comes for me. What numbers can I tweak in the blueprint to try and make it even darker? Or any ideas for how to fix it in general would be awesome.

[@phantom-dev]

I know this is late buut you could tweak the 0.01 for the intensity for a lower number to increase the darkness

[@I-Maser]

i have this wierd issue that when i set the variable for the speed to 5 or less, the rotation will stop at 90 or -90 for a few seconds

[@geoffrey3668]

I got the same problem here.

[@I-Maser]

@@geoffrey3668 well im afraid i cant help ya

[@lemonworm]

During the night part. the Y direction of the light is pointing upwards, leading to stuff being lit unrealistically from below, how would you go about avoiding this?

[@mungulor]

Yep, I'm having exactly this problem. I have seen people who managed to make the directional lighting dimmer during the night phase but I'm not sure how to do this

[@mustafacansenturk9812]

hi guys ı search it up little bit some one says its bec. of the subsurface on the materials of trees some on says u should do the landscpae 2 sided... ı did every thing ı can but its like impossible :D if u guys can fix it let me now and there was 1 option as well post pros. volume about night u can make it darker.

[@daniels4185]

I ended up duplicating the material that my ground was using so that I could make it double sided (one side by default is transparent, hence why the light comes through). Open up the material and under details check the box for "two sided". After this it worked mostly correct, however trees that have roots going through the floor received some light. So to fix this I had to add a platform below the map to block the light shining on the root objects. You'll see what I mean if you don't make a platform underneath. Maybe someone more advanced can show us a better way, but for now that works lol.

[@lionlion7538]

nice tutorial! real helpful man , what are the values i gotta change to make the nights darker? its still too bright for me lol

[@jimbobjones-n4t]

hi ,great tutorials ,very grateful for your time,just wondering ,my sun goes down and darkens the landscape before the sky sphere turns night ,so my problem is the sky sphere takes longer to transition to night than the sun ,to do i sync these together?,thanks

[@fosterboy1587]

hi mate great video how do you add sound ambience for day and night not sure how you do it

[@vfam352]

For time based off computer time. Call "Now" function, split pins, multiply the hour "int" by 60, Add the output and minute value "int" together, divide output by 4, Subtract output by 270, change into to float, plug float into SETACTORROTAION instead of ADDACTORLOCALROTATION. At least this is how I got my sun to rise at 6am and set at 6pm where midnight

[@NinjaThug]

Thank you so much for this! It works! But if it doesn't work completely if my map is big. Basically, the character doesn't go pitch black at midnight time. The character goes totally black only in the 3P example map. Any ideas?

[@cano48st]

well what i did is just make everything is two sided on their materials but still on landscpae on the night time its become shiny in under the terrain ?

[@not_vdb0059]

Can you maybe explain how you can make it so that the day and night time are shown on a clock

[@MattAspland]

Yep, I'm going to be doing this in a future video :)

[@raktimjs]

Sir, you just gave me what I wanted!! Now, please try to help me by making a video on phases of the moon in the night sky.

[@MattAspland]

That's great to heart man, and I can add that onto my list for improvements on this! :)

[@raktimjs]

@@MattAspland Thank you So so so much!!!

[@LoafLord]

How would you go about starting at night time? Would you just put the direction to 90 and switch the intensity values in the bp?

[@Sheldinator]

hi do you know how i can create a widget slider that controls the time of day cycle? similar to what twinmotion have built in.

[@MonstroUK]

Hi Matt, as someone else has mentioned 'night' only seems to trigger for a short period of time based in printed strings during the cycle meaning it only becomes properly 'dark' right before 'dawn' should be. Any ideas what could be causing this? Seems to be due to the greater than less than values driving the branches?

[@mungulor]

Did you ever come across an answer for this? I'm having the same issue with no luck

[@cragebo]

7 months later, i'm getting this issue too with no luck how to get it working. Can anyone assist? I was hoping for it to remain night (as in dark sky with stars) for about 8 hours, which equates to 8 minutes in real time for my game but this issue means it only goes to night sky for about 2 minutes then back to dawn. I've tried altering the time cycle and the less than/greater than values and it doesn't change. @MattAspland can you assist please?

[@iwachan7411]

I had the same problem with other users where the Sun at noon time (-90 degrees rotation) doesn't move when my speed variable in the level blueprint is set anywhere between 0.1 to 0.3 float. After playing around a bit I found a very simple and weird fix. All I had to do was set my Sun rotation from -90 degrees to -89 degrees. Somehow this will make sun move and read accordingly to the float speed variable I set in my level blueprint. So now my sun actually moves correctly to the 0.1 speed I set. I have no idea why this works, but thought I'd share my solution if anyone else is having the same problem.

[@Zygerboy]

this is an amazing tutorial and very simplified. But, I have notted a slight problem with the speed when I changed from 30 - to - 1 or say 2.5 after the sun set the sun never rise up again? but when 5 to 30 the sun behaves exceptionally but as I reduce the speed to 1 that's it the sun never rise again. Is there any fix for this? I really would appriciate your help in this!

[@MonkeyDGhoul]

do you know how to correct it?

[@Zygerboy]

@@MonkeyDGhoul i tried but with no success. I'm still looking into it, if i found any will post it here asap.

[@Leomerya12]

I created my Day/Night Cycle by using the Sequence Player. That way I can customize the length of day and angle of sun without all that annoying math.

[@IsaacCode95]

care to explain how ?

[@galberger3937]

Hi. If you know can you show how to add rain when ever it's night time?

[@moca6655]

For some reason I can only get it to work properly if I connect the event call to event tick. Otherwise it doesn't execute. I followed the guide exactly, with the loops present in the code. Any idea why this may be happening? Other basic loops don't seem to work as well (for example, a custom event consistent of a print screen, and then the call to start the event again after), and only trigger once instead of looping. I'm on Unreal Engine 4.25. Any idea what may be wrong?

[@jeshiabood6752]

Thanks for those awesome videos plz if u can make tutorial on how to spawn AI from target point with behavior tree my AI just spawn idle from target point thanks

[@midnightprodigy4724]

Just wanted to share a little mini addition I made to the day/night cycle. First I need to explain how my D/N system works. Using the system here I originally was setting up my day night cycle to be unique and dynamic to when you play the game. Example being if you play the game at night in game it will be nightime and if you play it during the day it will be daytime. The issue I was encountering was there wasnt a real way of going about to make a real 24 hour dynamic D/N system so I had to improvise. In the level blueprint you create a UTCnow node and hook this up with an add maketimespan this way you can change your time zone by changing the hours. Use 0 for UTC timezone. Use -5 for EST timezone. From here you want to drag out your hours and get 24 Equals nodes and set each from 1 - 24 each for every hour. Now out of each of these 24 EQUALS nodes you want to create 24 BOOLEAN nodes and hook the false nodes up together. For each Boolean node create a DO ONCE node and hook each DO ONCE to the TRUE slot of your BOOLEAN nodes. ALMOST DONE!!! Now you want to is take your Sun aka Directional Light Veriable in the Level blueprint and get 24 set actor rotations and hook one up to each do once node. After you can hook each end of your set actor rotations up to your Day Night Cycle Cutom event we created in the video and the first boolean node should be hooked up to your Begin Play node. Now that everything is set up I can explain a little more. This setup allows for the sunspeed to continue allowing for the sun to move after setting its rotation insted of focreing your sun to sit in a static place and not move. Each set actor rotation allows for you to set a specific starting location of your sun depending on the time of day. I havent experimented with the system to much yet so I am unaware if there are any bugs but I hope this helps someone and I may even end up doing a mini tutorial to better show and explain the addition to the system.

[@alaabahattab]

Hi there, I am running 5, and I don't have a sky sphere bp, is that normal?

[@supremebeme]

How can we make sunrise and sunset last much longer compared to the full day or full night

[@itsjxomusic]

Hey Matt, 5.0.2 has changed alot! How do I get the level blueprint up as there is no option?

[@itsjxomusic]

Oh, found it. You have to click "Play" to bring it up.... UE needs to sort that asap :/

[@itsjxomusic]

Also, can't drag and drop the light source :/ god knows what's going on with 5.0.2

[@byEVxL]

@@itsjxomusic right under the build option at the top the icon with the 3 squares and the drop down that’s how you open the level bp and you can drag the light Into it

[@itsjxomusic]

@@byEVxL Nope, you can't. Tried it about 500 times and it does nothing.

[@byEVxL]

@@itsjxomusic that’s weird it works for me

[@Skeltcher]

Omg that was complex, but very nice. Im having 2 problems: 1- when its dark theres some light on the ground near my character. 2- When its night its pitch black, not a single star. Im using UE5

[@Under_A_Lucky_Star]

i have same problem, in 4.27. i cant get total darkness

[@jerrehmoose]

12:20 when I put B on anything lower than A it automatically changes my maps tone even if its day

[@SkitzLewiss]

Thanks for your video, it helped a lot. Just a question though, is there a way to replicate this on the server?

[@avtaras]

Yes, this!

[@SkitzLewiss]

@@avtaras let me know if you figure it out 😂 i've been putting it off for a while

[@dAnnyzDandaN]

How do you make the cycle longer without the sun staying at the bottom?

[@AuraGamesIn]

Is this create more game size ?.

[@MattAspland]

Everything you create will add more size, but this shouldn't be whole lot, you won't notice a difference really in size from this code :)

[@stefannilsson9063]

Hi and thanks for the video. Can you make a video how the code will be if you for exemple want the 24h day be like 15 minutes in the game. When I change the settings the sun just stand at the same position. Thanks

[@stefannilsson9063]

I use day and night level.

[@ross2905]

Anyone elses not moving when below 0.9? I want it to move slower but for some reason 0.5 doesn't work :(

[@saltycomrade8913]

Any idea why it is getting pitch black at night? I cant see a thing

[@IsaacCode95]

did you solve it ?

[@NamCarCulture]

it might be at intensity A AND B

[@IsaacCode95]

@@NamCarCulture manage to solve it, don't remember how though lol

[@rxbinpz]

it doesnt work the sun doesnt move when i do the part with changing the intensity

[@SrTNick1]

same

[@trypresident774]

when i type in update nothin popin up for me in ue5 is there any other name for this in ue5 r other way to do it

[@digitalx8460]

When I have added in both Lerps, your "Cycle Track" is showing as "New Track 1" for me. How do I change this?

[@aaronjenkins2225]

double click where it says new track 1 and change the name :)

[@alejoarangoeastman]

The math for daylength is not working for me so I assume there is some error. I goth another equation that seems to work. Also now, to correctly fix the solar time to the displayed time you divide by 2 the value you get from speed*World delta time. I don't know why I have to divide by 2, so if anybody can offer an explanation I would appreciate it. Short answer: Speed = 360/(Time elapsed in real-time in seconds) the units would be (degree/(s)) Long answer: For the result to be fps independent you multiply for World Delta seconds as shown in the video, which has seconds as its unit. What we want is to know the speed the sun rotates so we can update its position in each passing frame. As the sun goes around 360 degrees we can just divide it by the time elapsed in real-time in seconds. Example: If I wanted a day to last 1 real-time minute it would be 360/60=6 Additionally, for the next video for the timer, he multiplies Deltaseconds*Speed*240 to get the seconds that have passed in-game. That is because he divides a 24h day (in seconds) by 360, so 86400/360=240 The units would be Deltaseconds(s)*Speed(Degree/s)*240(s/Degree) the resulting value would have the units (s) (s) = seconds

[@alejoarangoeastman]

That aside great tutorial, helped me a lot to understand and develop what I wanted.

[@vladaslav]

This awesome everyone be building realistic worlds now 🤘 does anyone know about Anim notifiers???

[@MattAspland]

Thanks man, and I have a few videos where I am using these. You essentially place them in an animation, and when the animation triggers the notify, it fires off an event in which you can do some code. To put it basically. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4W3lqxurLqIrLc

[@vladaslav]

@@MattAspland I watched the footsteps, I'm not sure how to put it to what I'm doing lol, I'm trying to make an animation have 2 possible outcomes so example, trying to hold a bar up and keep pressing A to keep holding so if that is done the bar is lifted and moved cause they pressed the A button 10 times but if they don't, the bar gets dropped and have to try again. Do you understand?

[@MattAspland]

@@vladaslav Ah right okay, I think I get you yeah. I think you may want to look into how I did that in the below video. Sorry to keep linking videos lol, but it's a lot easier to explain and show through that instead of a comment. And you can always ask more after. But in this, I am mashing a button to interact with something. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIGaXpJ6qtKaadk

[@vladaslav]

@@MattAspland il have a figure it out from your vids. If not Il have to request it if you could, but no stress yet

[@larchydanchy]

why my fps is dropping when I put in a light source whether it has to happen or not

[@PlanetOuid]

When I click play the sun goes under the map but the landscape is still being lit. Any solutions?

[@VVLGANESHK]

How can I change night city cycle (seperate materials and textures for night city life)

[@PlayVerseAdventures]

Hello, great tutorial. Any chance to add a moon and stars to the night?

[@ameotaku]

I would try to add smaller lights at the opposite cycle of the sun (just an idea, I haven’t tried it or anything but theoretically it might work lol)

[@nikolistary]

Hey great video! Major problem though. Sun refuses to come back up! On high Speed it comes back up like 2 and higher. When I try to lower speed to something more realistic like 1 or 0.5, the sun sets into night, then that's it. No more day, ever. Can anyone please help me?!

[@keenow0031]

Late reply and a bit of a hack, but try this: Select your "Light Source" light in the Outliner. Then set it's Y rotation to a value other than -90. I set mine to -90.1 and it works fine.

[@nikolistary]

@@keenow0031 Thanks for your reply, where exactly is this Light Source you mention? Inside the Blueprint? I can't seem to find it.

[@keenow0031]

@@nikolistary So at 1:44 in the video, he sets his main light source in the World Outliner, called "Light Source" in his file, to -90, so it always faces straight down. For whatever reason, a straight -90 on your light seems to set the light into some sort of gimbal lock when it's calculating the rotation at the bottom of the map at slower speeds. If you set it to something not a perfect -90, like -90.1, it should be able to calculate past the gimbal lock and come back up to a sunrise on the next day. Light Source = whatever your main light or sun light is called. In my file, it's just called "Directional Light". It's the name of the light that you are rotating as your Sun.

[@WeponzTV]

When I click the nodes in the timeline to select auto it does not curve out the line, what do I do?

[@utubepeppz6]

Mine didn't either so i just curved them manually

[@red_vibe9984]

I don't have the update sun direction function. It does not show up.

[@MrJulyCrab]

Hey there, I don't know if you are still having this problem, I guess you are in Unreal Engine 5.0 or later, to get the BP_Sky_Sphere you need to go to the content browser, click the settings wheel, and mark the show engine content checkmark, after that, type "BP_Sky_Sphere" and it should appear, drag it into the map, connect the Directional Light with it and then reference it in the level blueprint and from there you should be able to get the "Update Sun Direction" node, hope that helps :)

[@mostafaeid2275]

i switched my project to dynamic light . when i apply your tutorial , it doesn't work correctly . many many errors , help

[@callsignwrench8425]

it works until I do the part of the tutorial trying to add the light intensity changes, as soon as i delete the two nodes you say to the blueprint doesn't work and the sun doesn't move, am i doing something wrong?

[@PlanetOuid]

go to 15:24

[@JACK-ux8bs]

everything works but its super bright at night

[@caffnoir9057]

Hey ! Thanks for this tutorial ! I really like your youtube channel, but i just have a question about this video, is it possible to replicate the timecycle ? If yes how can we do that ? Thanks !

[@SkitzLewiss]

Hey man did you figure out a way to do this? I also need to replicate it for my game

[@javascripted_]

Run it on a multicast event?

[@Pedro_Marangon]

About the day length in seconds, actually the formula is (DayLength/5)*100=speed. It's the inverse of getting the day from the speed (which you showed up being (100/speed)*5=DayLength )

[@fredericrubino2753]

First, thanks Matt for your video ! I'm agree with you Pedro, there is a prb with the invert formula, but are you sure this last one is really correct. Because for me, the equivalent formula for DayLight = (100/Speed)x5 is Speed=(100x5)/DayLight :) For example : if Speed=30, DayLight=(100/30)*5=16.66 so for the invert formula we have Speed=(100x5)/16.66=30

[@anvinhn276]

Weirdly, my SkyLight don't seem to "follow", it decrease intensity only when sun is like at 12am, get to 0.01 when sun is up again (like 8am), reincrease when its past midday XD

[@wizela]

You still reply to comments! 😀

[@MattAspland]

I do indeed, I try my best to anyway :)

[@nikgiak2994]

:( I am using the default UE4 setup. During the night, my surface and character remains lit....

[@madalchemist5262]

Works perfectly, except one thing... It overrides my lunar sky (which must be black even during the day)

[@patrikkrepinsky3089]

Don't use delay and get world delta seconds together, it can't possibly work properly (unless you luckily hit framerate with your delay). Use delta seconds only in tick functions. Math on speed using tick function is "speed = 360/daylength". Great tutorial otherwise!

[@byEVxL]

Wait so how do I fix it So it’s frame rate independent?

[@patrikkrepinsky3089]

@@byEVxL use tick function or calculate it with the delay instead of delta time

[@joker-jd3jd]

Pls help me There is this error : Has to be movable if you'd like to move

[@MattAspland]

Hi, select your light source and set it to be "Moveable" in the bottom right details panel

[@joker-jd3jd]

I couldn't find the moveable panel please help

[@JACK-ux8bs]

@@joker-jd3jd just click on the sun icon and on the right panel click movable

[@joker-jd3jd]

@@JACK-ux8bs thank you

[@divisionsoftware]

I need your help. When night falls, it doesn't get darker for me. The Darkness only sets in when the sun rises again. So she's relocated. How can I change this so that it's normal and realistic?

[@Spartanhoplite542]

I have a similar issue. Edit: I changed the angles at which the darkness changes to a number closer to 0. Put a print string in your function with the Light Source yaw angle to test the angles yourself

[@evanwestermann1542]

I can't seem to get rid of an orange glow at the horizon even at dead of night, ant ideas

[@kaymonosara]

How to make 5 min day and 5 min night?

[@t-t-tt]

what about moon

[@3dsteve978]

my atmosphere (skysphere blueprint) isn't rotating with it

[@3dsteve978]

oh i fixed it, skysphere had no 'directional light actor'