This is my specs bro but i dont think the problem is my specs
GPU 1660 TI
CPU Core i5 12400
RAM 32GB 3200mhz
HDD WD BLACK 4TB
Unreal Engine Wild Life [2024.12.13 Full Build 1] [Adeptus Steve]
- Thread starter Pepé Le Pew
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GPU 1660 TI
CPU Core i5 12400
RAM 32GB 3200mhz
HDD WD BLACK 4TB
Disabling virtual shadow maps works for me. If you're on 5.0 UE and not 5.2 then disabling lumen do it.
Any1 know how to download latest update without downloading it all agan?
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Is there anything else to do after killing Rhoc? I only have Koodie's Field Trip and she's stuck between some rocks.
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Depends on your PC specs, this is the different engines Unreal Engine 4 and Unreal Engine 5.
Obviously 5 is more advanced and looks better. However for the time being, until kinks are ironed out. It will run worse. Anyone that can run Unreal Engine 5 version on their PC will be playing that version instead since it has more content and better graphics.
If your PC isn't very powerful, you may want to look at Unreal Engine 4 version of the game, easier to run, but quite outdated.
Sounds like a skill issue to me ... Get good yo.
( Just in case... that was a joke )
Your profile pic made me chuckle so alright, here you go. I should mention the shadows on Lumen get fixed after cycling the options. Note that I've left it default at Global Illumination and Reflection both set to "Epic". Not sure how I'd test the skin shader but let's be real, I dont really care enough to do that properly anyway.
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By the way, since people are talking about Lumen and Global Illumination. Would someone who got the new version and also a VR headset test, if they got shadows only on one eye? As in, turn Lumen or Global Illumination on, switch to VR and then close one of your eyes and check if the shadows look different on the other eye.
I set up a simple scene with just two characters in sandbox (nothing else, no extra lights or props) and with Lumen it looked kind of weired in VR until i realised, that one eye had different shadows. The overlap of these different pictures made it weird.
Would be nice if someone could confirm that, or if its something on my side. I never seen something like this with any other VR stuff. Im using a Valve Index, in case that makes any difference.
This might also be interesting for AdeptusSteve, in case you guys have the possibility to try this out. Maybe its a bug with VR and UE5.
I set up a simple scene with just two characters in sandbox (nothing else, no extra lights or props) and with Lumen it looked kind of weired in VR until i realised, that one eye had different shadows. The overlap of these different pictures made it weird.
Would be nice if someone could confirm that, or if its something on my side. I never seen something like this with any other VR stuff. Im using a Valve Index, in case that makes any difference.
This might also be interesting for AdeptusSteve, in case you guys have the possibility to try this out. Maybe its a bug with VR and UE5.
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I can confirm there is a glitch in VR and it has been for a longh time.....way before Lumen. Left eye is displaying eluminated textures and right is not. It comes to play when using lighsources that cast shadows and is random
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I wish there were actual monsters, beasts and proper animals in this and not just anthro stuff, that's the price you pay for being on patreon I suppose.
If it's your kink to be drowned while doing the dishes I wont judge ya, but it ain't for me.
It's probably minor compared to other things, but I genuinely hope there's more variation in sound effects and voices during sex scenes. It's hard to make videos for scenes when there isn't much variation in the voices and sex sound effects.
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