After so many tries the place still wont be displaced. I can see a slight movement up/down as I crank the strength to unreasonably high levels but no clear displacement
Yeah, this feature does not support path tracing. As far as I know, parallax occlusion mapping does, or if you want a more 3d look, the displacement from the modelling tab will work.
You could bake the displaced mesh into a real static mesh with actual geo, that way the path tracer would work! Enable the UE built in mesh editing tools under plugins, you'll figure it out from there:)
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After so many tries the place still wont be displaced. I can see a slight movement up/down as I crank the strength to unreasonably high levels but no clear displacement
Hello. Sorry for the late reply. Did you enable nanite on that specific object?
It is working on Unreal Engine 5.3.2?
Yes!
My displacement is grayed out and does not work I'm using 5.4.4. any ideas why?
hmm, if you did all the steps correctly, there shouldn't be a problem. but try to look more into the material settings, maybe you missed something.
For UE 5.4 go to master material details and search for Enable Tesselation checkbox, make sure to turn it on.
i don't have all that in the DefaultEngine file :(
Which version of unreal are you using?
@@drawwithnightbuzzer 5.3.2. I have another project where I have all that text, but in the one I want to use it its much shorter??
Is there a way to use Displacement and render using Pathtracer? It works great in Lit but defaults to flat when in Path tracer
Yeah, this feature does not support path tracing. As far as I know, parallax occlusion mapping does, or if you want a more 3d look, the displacement from the modelling tab will work.
You could bake the displaced mesh into a real static mesh with actual geo, that way the path tracer would work!
Enable the UE built in mesh editing tools under plugins, you'll figure it out from there:)
@@SBBBurney I didn't know that, thanks for sharing!
tooooooooooo long so easy topic
I usually take my time to explain everything so that people can understand what I do, not to just copy me and then forget it all.