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Thank you 🤗

I think you need to use large world coordinates.

On the other hand, after spending lots of effort trying - my conclusion/recommendation is don't. Don't do it in Unreal Engine. It's not designed for it.

It was the IS SPATIALLY LOADED that I had to unchecked to fix it for me

Hi, WSL works as well. But realistically docker is closer to what you would actually deploy eventually (linux server).

@@ChaojianZhang yes agreed 👍 thx for prompt response and the tutorial !

You are welcome! Unreal for serious stuff is hard, and as a community we help each other😊

@@ChaojianZhang agreed, I am actually thinking about starting my own channel as I am planning to go indie! It will be a great experience i am sure 👍

@@il4w That would be great! Making videos really makes you be prepared and more organized. Best luck!

Did you say you package your server on linux? You should always package your server on Windows targeting Linux. The error information you give is not descriptive. Also it shows it contains Android packages - are you trying to package the server for Android?

@@ChaojianZhang What do you mean by You should always package your server on Windows targeting Linux ???

​@@adamtebourbiThat's the first thing I mentioned in my video: 0:10

"You actually compile a Linux dedicated server on Windows."

Using Cross-compiling, that is.

Source: github.com/yingwang/chinese-chess In the description there is also link to Itch.Io which provides more information.

PA certificate? SSL? I don't have experience with that but I am wondering - why is your connection secured?

@@ChaojianZhang Thank you very much for replying.. I think i kinda fixed it but i got new error . Missing authentication token in search game sessions

@@aadityarajkarki7610 So sounds like you are using the GameSession subsystem? Unfortunately I don't have much experience with that😂

@@ChaojianZhang using gamelift and plugin i looked into your video which i really like and its for android right? Does it work well with android build ? i have some issue in android build they way i am doing. I may take this video as help later if it doesn't work out.

@@aadityarajkarki7610 Glad I could help! Doing those stuff with Unreal is not easy even though it's already much better than other engine 😆

Which part doesn't work? Did you forward your ports and check the firewall?

@@ChaojianZhang I managed to make it work, but you propose using "python3" image, which is invalid. The correct one is just "python". The correct command would be docker run --interactive --tty --entrypoint /bin/sh -p 7777:7777/udp -v <path to the linux build>:/home/unreal/ python Then after opening the terminal, user can just go with useradd unreal su unreal ~/Game.sh Or something like that

Glad it helped!

Yes. You need to regenerate the project files and since clang is the compiler, you do need to build again. In fact you don't need to generate the project files before you install build tools.

What errors are you getting?

@@ChaojianZhang I wasnt getting any errors which is why I was asking. When I tried to load up the games they were not loading to server it seemed, so I ended up adding that code anyway. Was just curious how to tell otherwise if its not working other than when you start they dont join to server.

@@VaughnD1990 Which code are you referring to? Have you tried to do a debug LAN test with a listen server?

I believe for that video I had WD Blue 3D NAND 1TB Internal PC SSD - SATA III 6 Gb/s, 2.5"/7mm, Up to 560 MB/s - WDS100T2B0A At the moment my machine has WD_Black SN750 1TB NVMe Internal Gaming SSD - Gen3 PCIe, M.2 2280, 3D NAND - WDS100T3X0C NVMe makes a very big difference when working on UE4 projects so I definitely recommend it. Also I find story space runs out very quickly and 1TB is barely enough - 2TB should be minimum and ideally I would use a 4Tb NVMe as C drive.

Thanks for the advice, I will make sure in the future my English videos have English interface languages 😆

Go ahead! I will try my best to help! You can also email me if it's complicated: Charles@totalimagine.com I am not familiar with dealing with importing external DLLs etc. at this moment. I am still learning.

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor Memory: 64 GB RAM (63.95 GB RAM usable) Scalability is at "Epic".

It's a wonder why my 256 resolution map can successfully import - someone place enlighten me?

Oh, I see, because the widget used a very inefficient configuration (57:26): Components: 1x1, Sections 1x1, Quads: 255x255.

You are right! It's also mentioned here in the doc: docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/en-US/RenderingFeatures/Nanite/#supportedfeaturesofnanite

Amazing. Looks like it's free as well!

Or Holoverse. State of the art if you ask Bruce Dell.

@@hombacom That one looks amazing!

@@ChaojianZhang It's unlimited power graphics 1000x times better than anything else

😅I think you are right! It's also weird that it asks us to use UE4Editor.exe instead of UE5's executable?

I tried what you said, but the executing program is in a separate window and I can't capture what it said but it looks like it's the same as what I had in the video, and no particular effect it has on the map😥

@@ChaojianZhang what about the in editor conversion ? For me it crashes too but it normally crashes after using up close to 230GB of ram. I have a 64x64km landscape terrain only project. It does not even have textures 🤔 but it does convert small 8k or 16k maps..

@@skd0074 That's the thing - where do you see thay in-editor conversion button/option? I tried to follow the comment of the other guy but I don't see any prompt when I open the map that uses World Composition?

@@ChaojianZhang you have option just below were you enable world partition. It will say in editor prompt or something like that. Just search for world partition and those 2 options will show up in the settings

My level is already opened in UE5, i dont see the option to perform a conversion? On the documentation it asks you to use a command line tool to perform a manual conversion but I couldn't get them to work.

@@ChaojianZhang For this option to appear, you must be on another level. Then double click to open your world composition level and a window for conversion to world partition will be activated. I have tried to do it both ways, but neither has worked. Can you let me know if this method works for you?

@@iosifstalinfreddiewilliams4844 Thanks for your reply. I tried what you said, unfortunately, I don't see a pop-up. I think there is something missing - there should be a way to bring tiled terrains in directly into world partition (though it would indeed be very helpful if we can do a conversion) - also since level streaming is unlikely to completely go away (for various scenarios where it's desirable) - I think there MUST be some way to allow us loading and unloading sub-levels.

@@ChaojianZhang Make sure "enable world partition" is enabled in Project Settings. If not, the popup will not be shown to you. I have not yet achieved a successful conversion, I will notify you here if I succeed :)

​@@iosifstalinfreddiewilliams4844 Thanks! I tried it - it's still not popping up😶 Also, did you have trouble enabling world partition on a single level? In my case I can enable world partition only by enabling it on the project level. @27:08 I tried to click that toggle but it's not working😥

ya it fails if it is huge landscape

Yes, I actually build that server so I can play with it on Android.

@@ChaojianZhang thanks

@Anime Planet Online What issues are you having? What do you mean by a "hand"? You can email/DM your screenshot to me at this address: Charles@totalimagine.com

@Anime Planet Online Which server did you use? Have you tried to deploy the server on your local machine and see whether LAN work?

Time for an RTX!