Unreal Engine 4 Tutorial - Lighting - Interior Basics

In this game art episode I explain how lighting you can change various lighting settings to improve your interior lights. We cover how lighting works and what the various settings used here mean.
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[@ThePCxbox]

The tutorial series i didnt think i need. I just noticed how little tutorials are on this

[@TwaDeRandomz]

Something I always struggle with and a good topic to cover, many thanks.

[@ArtofWEZ]

Thanks Ryan! I'd love to see how to handle loading screens with a progress bar in BP, and maybe Quick Time Events

[@rifz42]

thanks! the start of a great new series.

[@snookofficial7211]

thanks, I didn't realise my viewport was in game settings, I knew there was something effecting it but could figure it out! Also great to know about the indirect lighting control

[@bodamat]

Thanks! I understand my problems.

[@Leonlebt]

Thanks for sharing I was always wondering why my lights dont brighten up the room by increasing intensity now I know its the bouncing setting that matters! 🤯

[@davidbrumit370]

very helpful thanks

[@oscarnavarro5686]

My issue is that my lights don't even turn on. How can I even use the lights if the don't even turn on. I tried increasing the intensity and adjusting the radius and still no success. I have been looking everywhere and no answers.

[@GaryParkin]

Thank you, I'm looking forward to this series. Indirect lighting rocks. Does Unreal have dark lights? i.e. lights that remove light, or is that an old gamer's thing?

[@samgriffithsofficial]

For Auto Exposure you should use the post process volume rather than the project settings

[@umbra.sketch2339]

I actually wish I'd known about that setting. I used different post processes across different levels and it was super tedious having to manually go in and adjust when I could have just clicked one check box instead.

[@samgriffithsofficial]

Umbra.Sketch yeah I guess that’s true but I like having the extra level of control depending on the scene

[@lucian6172]

Mine is screwed-up. When I try the following console command "r.AllowStaticLighting 1" it gives error. It's says that it's read only. Any idea how to turn it on ?

[@mr78real]

thank you the auto exposure was killing the look of my game

[@me4832]

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[@swat37]

DANTDM?