VR lighting in UE4 Tutorial

[@outtoplay]

Well done, very informative. Appreciate the effort!

[@David_Fernandez]

Wow! Great tutorial.. and how do you make those beautiful god rays in VR? REally curious about it. Thanks!

[@philsadler6665]

Loving it!!! Struggling with a torch that works in editor but not in VR...aaaagh!!!

[@alanhourmand7075]

Very nice tutorial!

[@carloscerralba8512]

Hello! I have a problem. When I bake the lights in my scene is all ok but with the visor everything is black. Also when I bake them in stationary I get the light but no shadows at all

[@Niall96]

PLEASE TELL US HOW YOU MADE THE GODRAYS OMG!

[@damianseals]

Thank you!! I noticed you have that nice highlight outline thing around the egyptian totem when your hand collides with it. Any chance you could make a tutorial on how I can implement that myself? I tried to see if you had one already and I didn't see one

[@Lady_Balm]

NICE

[@wmka]

Hi there thank you for this video.
I'd like to know how do I get better shadow resoution for my 1 stationary directional light cascaded shadow map on my quest 2.
Thank you and have a great day.

[@mosy252]

hi .my scene is very dark and very red in oculus quest 2 after cook.how can i correct the textures?

[@mosy252]

my main problem is gamma and the redish tint in the textures

[@gerardofranco-mora257]

@@mosy252 You can change the exposure in the camera settings for your main pawn/character. mess around with the exposure settings and you should see a difference

[@danielgiambattistelli7380]

I cant believe that still is so f##ing hard to illuminate a scene for VR. Nothing of what you do is what you get in the headset.

[@musashidanmcgrath]

I got a 3090ti. F ** k that! I'm NEVER going back to lightmaps. :D