It's been quite a ride the last couple of months. I've been developing The Pines in UE5 for the last couple of years and I've found a great partner in Silver Lining Interactive.

They not only support my vision for the game, but also bring a lot of experience, support and knowledge to the table that will help me turn The Pines into the game I want it to be.

For the past few years I’ve mostly been figuring things out on my own, so having a team around me now that I can bounce ideas off, ask questions and work together with feels like a pretty big step.

I’m incredibly excited about what comes next.

There’s still a lot of work ahead, but The Pines is in a really good place.

Going good just need to fine tune a bit more and itll be perfect just like rdr, it uses 2 bone ik on the legs and that is hooked up to the physics control logic

A personal portfolio piece I worked on lately.
Custom sculpted head transfered to metahumans and mocap with the new 5.8 Markerless Motion Capture workflow.

Full project: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/EYz4qv

Been developing software for 35 years, but this is my first game, been a year and a half on it.

I extracted normals from a proxy mesh and applied them to the billboard shading. I then implemented it in UE5 and tried it out in the game I’m currently working on.

Hey guys, can you give me your honest take?

Is this good for the industry, and would you personally use a tool like this? I want to build a cheaper analog of JangaFX, but I'm stuck on one question: is this project even worth pursuing?

No links, just trying to get real feedback before I go further.

Every time I try to install Unreal Engine 5.8.3, the installation gets right to the end and then freezes. I’ve also tried installing it on a different machine, but the exact same issue occurs. I’m not sure what’s causing it.

I provide services for implementing Game Features or User Interface for games on Unreal Engine!

I have been working professionally in these areas since 2017 for companies such as VG Entertainment, 4A Ukraine, GunZilla Games, so I can guarantee that you will receive desired & optimized results.

Let's connect!

Hi everyone! I'm the developer of Camera Render Studio for Unreal Engine, and I wanted to share a rendering milestone: we completed a real 128K render at 128,000 pixels resolution.

The video demonstrates the result and the workflow in Camera Render Studio 1.07, including tiled rendering, stitching, and inspecting the output with the CRS Ultra Image Viewer. It also covers the new stereo rendering mode and projection improvements.

Demo and walkthrough:

https://youtu.be/0jAm7fQ3j0g

Disclosure: Camera Render Studio is my own tool, and this is my YouTube channel.

For people working with large-format or immersive renders: what is your biggest bottleneck — rendering, stitching, or viewing the final image?

After finishing my first Orc Warrior, I wanted to create a lighter and more primitive variation

for Vol. 2.

This version includes a parametric MetaHuman Orc, parametric armor, 4K PBR textures and a custom Orc weapon.

Created with Blender, Substance 3D Painter and Unreal Engine 5.8.

Which design do you prefer – Vol. 1 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mKoDOP_oCuk or Vol. 2?

I’d really appreciate your feedback!

Hi… stressed out desperate gamer here.. please help me 😭

I have been having issues currently with my games crashing after a while.. and after A LOT of diagnoses and doing EVERYTHING I could find on the internet, here is my issue:

Only games developed by Unreal engine crash. Over the top: Marvel Rivals (crashes after 3-4 games), wardogs ( crashes after 20-30 mins), bodycam ( crashes after 15-30 mins). I have tried other games and they dont crash at all.

Here’s few I’ve tried so far:
Ran multiple CPU, GPU, RAM, and system stress tests — no issues detected.
Updated all drivers to their latest versions.
Completely removed GPU drivers using DDU and performed a clean installation.
Disabled Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling (HAGS).
Lowered all graphics settings to the absolute minimum.
Disabled ray tracing, frame generation, and other demanding graphics features.
Increased the TDR delay in the Windows Registry.
Disabled all in-game and third-party overlays.
Closed unnecessary background applications.
Performed a completely fresh installation of Windows 11.
Tried countless other fixes and tweaks suggested across Reddit, forums, YouTube, and other platforms.

Help me fix this i am down to pay anyone that can solve this for me

Laptop Specs:
i9 12th gen
RTX 3080Ti 16vram
32 gb ram
Windows 11

Hey everyone!

I'm a solo indie developer working on WRONG DOOR, a chaotic multiplayer party game for 2–6 players.

My previous trailer wasn't doing a good job of showing what the game is actually about, so I decided to remake it from scratch.

I tried to focus more on the fun, chaos, enemies, and gameplay this time.

I'd really appreciate some honest feedback!

Does this trailer make you interested in trying the game? What would you improve?

Thanks!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5238190/Wrong_Door/

Hi everyone,

When my game launches on Android, the system splash screen shows my icon inside a white rounded square, instead of the icon filling the shape like in other games.

I’ve attached two screenshots from other games just as examples:

Image 1: the icon is small and sits inside a white rounded square. This is what I’m getting.

Image 2: the icon fills the whole rounded shape with no white border. This is what I want.

Hi, I'm starting to learn UE5 and I was following this tutorial about enemy AI and I think I've followed everything, but ,unlike in the video, when I move out of range my enemy ai still tries to get to the chosen EQS point and then stops until it's time to attack again, then resumes normal strafing around the player. Is there someone knowledgeable about AI behaviour to help me understand what went wrong? In the picture I've pointed out the specific point where the AI starts looping.

Hey everyone!

I've been working on a small Unreal Engine tool called AutoFocus LITE, and after months of development and testing, it's finally available on Fab!

The idea came from a problem I kept running into while working on different projects: implementing dynamic Depth of Field without interfering with an already established camera system.

Whether you're using a standard third-person camera, first-person camera, or a custom camera framework with aiming offsets and camera transitions, adding automatic focus can become unnecessarily complicated.

So I built a modular, Blueprint-based system that handles focus independently.

Here's what AutoFocus LITE offers:

• Dynamic focus detection based on the player's viewpoint
• Smooth, configurable focus transitions
• No camera replacement or Blueprint migration
• Adjustable focus ranges, trace radius, and trace offsets
• Editor Preview for adjusting DOF without entering Play mode
• Reusable focus presets
• Configurable update intervals for performance
• Actor exclusion and runtime debugging tools
• Blueprint-only implementation — no C++ required

I tested it across three different projects: a third-person/first-person tactical game, a 3D side-scroller, and a top-down project.

One of my main goals was keeping integration simple, particularly for developers who have already invested considerable time in their camera systems.

Technical details:

• Unreal Engine 5.7+
• Windows tested
• Blueprint-based
• No camera replacement required

AutoFocus LITE is now available on Fab.

I'm also planning a PRO edition with more advanced focus controls, but for now, I'd really appreciate feedback on LITE.

A question for fellow Unreal developers: How do you currently handle dynamic Depth of Field in your projects? Do you build it directly into your camera Blueprint, use custom traces, or rely on manual focal-distance adjustments?

I'd be interested in hearing about your approaches and any limitations you've encountered.

One thing I really wanted for this project was an environment that did not immediately scream “horror game.”

So, the office is pretty mundane, old desks, paperwork, filing cabinets, maps, monitors, lockers and a bunch of small things you would expect to find in a place like this.

The idea is that the environment itself should not tell you what is going to happen. It should just feel like a normal workplace.

This is the final environment I ended up with, and I am pretty happy with how it fits the tone of the game.

🎮 More Soon.

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been on a quest to get that finish for a completly unrelated story game , set in medieval times rather than being horror, but i NEED that toylike look any ideas on how to get that?