Yes, thank you for your time. The latest version of the engine includes a wide range of tools for developers and artists, including tools for rendering, lighting and cinematography. These all provide incredible opportunities for developing engaging games https://servreality.com/
I agree on those conclusions. As I have been saying already to my friends on Twitter and Discords - I sure will accept UE5 as a main "workplace", but, around 5.2, or 5.3, or so ;-)
Besides, my current GPU, GeForce GTX970 isn't very UE5-friendly :-D
Yes, I hope that 5.2 or 5.3 will solve most of the things that are causing issues right now + expands the supported materials that Nanite can use etc.
I'm still using GTX1080Ti that is starting to show its age with UE5. I will wait and see what the 4000 series is capable of doing and maybe finally update my system then.
Yes, thank you for your time. The latest version of the engine includes a wide range of tools for developers and artists, including tools for rendering, lighting and cinematography. These all provide incredible opportunities for developing engaging games https://servreality.com/
I agree on those conclusions. As I have been saying already to my friends on Twitter and Discords - I sure will accept UE5 as a main "workplace", but, around 5.2, or 5.3, or so ;-)
Besides, my current GPU, GeForce GTX970 isn't very UE5-friendly :-D
Thank You for article!
Yes, I hope that 5.2 or 5.3 will solve most of the things that are causing issues right now + expands the supported materials that Nanite can use etc.
I'm still using GTX1080Ti that is starting to show its age with UE5. I will wait and see what the 4000 series is capable of doing and maybe finally update my system then.
Great article. Would hear more about how you translated your projects into UE5. Technically speaking. Cheers!
Thanks! That might be something I can cover.