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Re: Lighting Advice in UE4
The hardest part with lighting in Unreal is the fact that the post-process volume can pretty much change everything. I'd consider turning off the post-process volume and disabling eye adaptation while you're lighting, just don't even worry about it until you've gotten as much as possible out of the lights. Just start with… -
Re: Lighting Advice in UE4
GI is Global Illumination. It's when light bounces from a surface and reflects that light, including the color of the surface. For something like a forest, it's not as noticeable compared to indoor scenes, but it can help ground everything and make them feel a little more cohesive with the scene. In Unreal, you have the… -
Lighting Advice in UE4
Hey guys, apologies if this is in the wrong section, but I'm looking for advice. I'm going to admit, lighting is not my strong point and I want to change that. All my environments in UDK and UE4, I've stumbled along with lighting and had them get let down by, basically, shitty lighting. My new environment, I'm making an… -
Re: Lighting Advice in UE4
Yes. Gobos are a great way to get dappled lighting, which will add a sense of height to your trees. Looking forward to see more -
Re: Lighting Advice in UE4
Amazing, thanks for the help leleuxart! There' clearly a lot about Unreal I still need to learn! -
Re: Lighting Advice in UE4
Thanks leleuxart, if it's cool, could you explain GI and Gobo is? And yeah, the ATST is the focal point, so I'll apply what you've suggested, thanks! :D -
Re: Lighting Advice in UE4
Awesome, thanks guys :D
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