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Unreal decals issue - roughness messes up lighting.
polycounter lvl 3
Hi!
This kind of flaked paint look would be something I would like to achieve, and one possible solution which I'm trying is using decals. I´m just trying out different techniques, when I use the "dbuffer translucent color, normal" decal blend mode it looks "good" as in the following picture.
But as soon as I change it to "dbuffer translucent color, roughness, normal" the colors of my material change and it looks like this:
Any ideas on what's going on? also any alternative solutions on how to achieve the look I'm aming for would be appreciated.
I'm quite new to making environments with unreal. I'm trying to create an abandoned asylum room scene, and I´m trying to acheive a symilar look to the one of the walls from the following picture:
But as soon as I change it to "dbuffer translucent color, roughness, normal" the colors of my material change and it looks like this:
Any ideas on what's going on? also any alternative solutions on how to achieve the look I'm aming for would be appreciated.
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Thanks so much for your reply. I just checked the roughness visualizarion mode, this is how it currently looks with the same effect on the final image as the one I previosly show. They are not a 100% roughness match in value but I don´t understand why is it causing such an extreme effect!
I switched off the srgb option on my texture properties and now it´s solved, because no matter what changes I did to the decal material it wasn´t displaying the proper values of my roughness texture. The buffer visualisation modes have been really helpful sorting this one out.
Thanks so much obscura for your help!!