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Your copy/paste description currently reads "This video is part one of three. Showcasing runtime settings for world partition, leading as a foundation for landscape LOD's and HLOD's" Just an FYI. May want to clean that up :)

how can i make endless roads with this one, and is brushify optimized??

you have 32x32 components but you are telling it you want each of those grids to have 16 components across, try setting it to 8. 8x4=32

What are those purple lines? Do we need them? I've been trying to hide them but i don't find any solution...

The tutorial seems awesome, I keep getting exception access violation crashes. I'm boutta give up this is ridiculous

Now is there a way to make this size of landscape into nanite without obliterating my computer? I have a solid computer not the latest but I do have a 3080

So quick question with this method you dont need to have a secondary program cut a height map into tiles?

Noob here, after you import those 8k heightmaps are you able to change them in anyways?

my brother in christ, that the heck?

So no need to worry about them at all,try to use at all if working solo?

Thank you!

Please make more of these like trees and foliage far away, no one talk about this, so valuable!

Amazing tutorial. Question: how do you texture such huge landscape floor?

can you link the heightmap used?

I would love to know how to make HLODs for trees. Would you be able to cover this? FOr exaple i'd love to use them with nanite. far distance ones at billboards and mid and close as nanite. I cannot wrap my head around this

Which landscape material you use?

what is the qyality of road material are they in 4k ?

Thank you for the tutorial. I have noticed that your clouds casting shadows. not sure my cloud does. any special settings?

please help me. I don't get that landscape region as I create the map...

Thank you very much, I thought there was a bug because of this problem for a while, so I stopped trying.

can u please help me i made 8kmX8km map nd the empty map generate 1000 above draw call how i reduce draw calls

This shit is too buggy. I'd steer away from using it for a long while more.

you should delete tutorial

my landscape material showing only cell size not whole landscape please help me edit :- ok i found the solution thank u

Bro can you help . I have a map in my mind, i want to create Height map . Which app can help me to create Height map as per my Landscape Map.

Which app is good for creat8ng height map

Where you create height map can you please share tutorials

Thank you! This is great.

Thank you for your videos, I tried out World Parition back in 5.1 and the lack of tutorials, guidance from Epic was frustrating, looks like its better now

You mean desired m instead of km

Beautiful work men

OMG!!!! OMG!!!! TY!!!

wtf free?

First, also where can we get some good heightmaps? Any free software for generating them? edit: link to Epic store doesn't work. And havent checked Google docs yet

1000th sub 😎 nice video

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Great video, thank you for that! btw, 32 Ram+4060 And I get out of memory crash( Best I can do now is tiny 16x16km. No way creating a bit bigger landscape involves enormous calculations to require a $5000+ PC. People did that way earlier on potato hardware. I hope Unreal folks will optimize this nonsense.

So, correct me if I'm wrong.. I need to make a gigantic landscape, then I can partition it..? Idk why I was thinking I had to make separate landscapes and stitch them together at the edges somehow to make a quilt of a map lol.

The whole problem with HLOD is the large amount of RAM when generating them. On my computer, when creating an HLOD for a large card, it takes more than 60 GB of RAM and at the same time the HOLD grid itself turns out to be uneven, and sometimes even without separate regions. Moreover, the grid generation occurs all the time from scratch, removing the already created HLODS. I do not understand why the Unreal Engine developers did not make it possible to generate HLOD for a populated region without deleting the already created HLOD, so it would be possible to safely generate a complete HLOD for a large map without the possibility of consuming such a huge amount of memory.

I also studied HLOD for a long time, it is a simplified grid with a smaller number of polygons, a low-quality texture and a baked shadow. What you got is the best HLOD and it makes no sense to reduce its field of view, since it is designed purely for the background at long distances.

If I have 2 maps (.umap), how can I use World Partition to loading them? I've done this before on a level streaming, but it doesn't work with WP.

Great info! What water are you using for the ocean. Awesome waves

Better to use only LOD 0 - 1 - 2. Less operations that has to be made ready and data stored/generated in real-time. Then for really large landscapes, you would want to have some large hills/mountains that is blocking the view of 1/3 of the map at all times. And take in consideration if it's really that important to let players be able to get to any points of the mountains/hills where they can overlook more then half of the map on the screen. As long as players never see/render more then 35-40% of the landscape ever, the culling/draw distance is also a good optimisation to use. With world partition you can unload/"cull" any tiles that are out of view together with all the trees, foliage and assets that is placed on them. In short, there is never need to draw or compile more then the players pc hardware can handle. Texture streaming and texture resolution is also something that really hits the framerate and increase the ms. That and of course the amount of objects drawn, vertices in total. But by unloading quite alot because they don't have to be until the players pass a certain point is very helpfull. You kinda have to force them to enter a new region from a specific way/area/route etc... Like a tunnel, or crossing point/checkpoint.

if its on ue 5.4, why you not talking about landscape nanite, instead of outdated lod's ?

Well done!! I just imported a 50km x 50 km of the island of Oahu! Thanks so much... always crashed... never thought of creating the landscape first and then applying the heightmap!

what settings for 4km x 4km map? and what height should fit the best ?

Regarding the second height calculation, 100 / 512 is equal to 0.1953125. Because you multiply by 100 you need 0.001953125. You could skip the multiplication by 100 and only have height * 0.1953125.

What are you using for your water setup ?

Thank you very much. It's very useful.