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Disabling spatial loading for the landscape, if you have a reasonably sized landscape ~8km2 Should be perfectly doable, you can still use spatial loading for other assets, buildings foliage and what not. The landscape system will cost more than a regular mesh, but a lot of the optimization is done as well on the shader end, because HLODs bake the textures down. And this is something you can achieve by Simplefying the shader without HLODs as well. With RVT for example

Hey, if you mean how to setup a proper landscape in Unreal, my previous tutorial on my channel will cover it. If you mean on how to create the heightmap, It was done in Houdini, Its also possible to do in GAEA, Blender, Or worldcreator, (and many other programs/ ways). There are already a lot of good tutorials on youtube on ways to make a nice landscape. If there is something specific I can help you with I'm happy to hear it

@ just the exact map you’re showing in this video

@ that would be excellent

@@LOL1423derp92 I put A link to the heightmap in the description 👍

Gaea 2 from quadspinner is for you. Great tool to make terrain for free

Since the level is so simple they're won't be any significant performance improvements in this example. If you want to take a look at a project with proper HLODs setup I'd suggest taking a look at the city sample project from unreal. It will be much better than what I'd have come up with :)

I not a hundred percent sure on this but level streaming would probably be best. But UE5 stopped supporting it. So its kinda lack luster and clunky to deal with. Granted World Partition is too but at least they're still adding features to it.

I'd suggest going with the former, it will save you a lot of headaches, You can always stream in levels or actors using a custom manager blueprint which accounts for the player distance to a location, thats how we're doing it at work

@@callofthemountain How are you guys getting the data layers to not lag when they load in stuff? Is there a way to async it?

Thanks! I've been a bit busy, I have some idea's for other tutorials as well, but I might do the HLODs one first as I alluded to it in this video

@@callofthemountain awesome tutorial Sir! Happy to see your next tutorial on HLODs! :-)

I don't think there is a way to clamp the decimation on a portion of the landscape, I would recommend converting the areas in question to meshes that get removed if you get close (if this area is traversable)

@@callofthemountain Thanks, that answers my question. I've been looking for an answer for almost a week, no wonder I couldn't find it. I will try that. A mesh version of the mountain from afar could work.

@@sonic55193 This is what they do in the open world example map as well, they use the HLOD system

Hey sorry for the late reply. I just followed the official epic games ue4 for linux compilation instructions. Distro si Kubuntu so KDE with ubuntu

@@callofthemountain no problem, I want to know what CPU you use and how long it take for compile from source

@@anasrin AMD Ryzen 5 3600, Can't remember exactly but it took some time, 1-2 Hours I think

@@callofthemountain thank you so much, this really helpful

@@anasrin You're welcome