Ingame of my Nordic scene Unreal Engine 5 Lumen - Nanite 8k text

Ingame of My personal Nordic scene created entirely using Quixel Megascans
Unreal Engine 5 Lumen and Nanite with 8k textures
HDR Lighting no sun or baked lights all realtime
Cinematic 4k
• My personal Nordic sce...
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#UE4 #UnrealEngine #ue5 #realtime #megascans #quixel #nordic #videogames #realism #rtx3090 #lumen #nanite #future #8k #landscape #hdr #realtime

[@TigletTransmit]

The water sadly still looks slimey, if that makes sense? I think water rendering needs a revolution too :D

[@Marcusrafaelfet]

The water is too static for how 'wavery' the texture looks, calm water should look more flat but it is possible to make more realistic looking water though but it's up for the artist to setup the materials.

[@vincent4652]

Yeah, that's just down to the artist in this case. The gameplay trailer for Horizon Forbidden West is a good example of what state-of-the-art water tech looks like.

[@justincblanks]

I think it was perfect

[@johndicus123]

nice, great music too

[@danieltalis7711]

Best of the Nanite usages I've seen. Maybe a 'fly' camera could have been better.

[@xotic_evil4299]

Awesome 🤩🤩

[@Sciontidesign]

Thanks

[@ainaras33]

Hellblade 2 vibes, looks great!

[@Sciontidesign]

Thanks

[@XJoukov]

water need to be improved + add embergen into the mix and upgrade a bit that global illumination ray tracing (with something like metrox exodus enhanced edition) and you'll have your Next AAAA game :) (next gen would be in the graphic realms of that Nvidia Marbles RTX demo which need to wait a few years)

[@ssd3d]

gREAT

[@ronnieuk2]

Looks amazing, like a big movie. Can the engine that scene in real time or is it pre-rendered?

[@Sciontidesign]

Thanks it is realtime

[@memnok9980]

looking great. Did you get HDR working with SKylight?

[@Sciontidesign]

Thanks yes hdr plugin just make sure in the sky to insert custom image and then select the same hdr that you will use to lighten the scene .

[@memnok9980]

@@Sciontidesign I'll give it a try. Thx.

[@Kinos141]

Looks like Death Stranding a little.

[@kpo1233]

If we remove nanite and lumen from Ue5 will there be any difference between Ue4 and Ue5 in terms of graphics? In simple words Ue5 is just Ue4 with nanite and lumen with UI changes?

[@Sciontidesign]

The only thing that would be different would be the UI interface all rest should be the same.

[@igorjeslenikov585]

so u put everything u have into the game with 16k texture and think it will run on every pc/console?

[@Sciontidesign]

Who said i would put 16k and make it run on pc/console ? It is just my personal work and not a game so i could not care much if would not run on console or pc. On mine works at 40 to 60fps

[@igorjeslenikov585]

@@Sciontidesign How much without nanite

[@SanOcelotl]

Dude, unreal is not only used for games, sometimes you only need to produce images or pre-rendered animations

[@JehutyX01]

@@igorjeslenikov585 Zero fps without nanite I guess. And yes, it's not a game.

[@Bill-lt5qf]

Isn't the whole point of nanite to make crazy high res textures & meshes run well on machines that otherwise would have no chance of rendering the scene? In other words, the performance hit between a 2k texture & a 16k texture would be next to nothing right? as nanite wouldn't show the full res texture until you are rubbing your eyeball up against it anyway, & by that point, the screen space would only show a tiny fraction of the full 16k texture anyway. Please, correct me if i am wrong, i would hate to have missunderstood the tech.

[@tjfrost9743]

i feel so bad for your video card that video card abuse i could report you for that.