Quick update on the trojan post:
it seems to be an false report caused by win 11 and specific versions of win 10.
it didnt read any virus at all, and the detected wacatac.b!ml is a known false report from .rar data beeing unpacked.
UE4 is an old version that is no longer updated. It runs better on older computers
UE5 is the updated version. People say it does not run well on older computers.
Think it's in Sandbox only, but up/down arrows changes cloud coverage and left/right arrows change time of day. If you go to Settings>Input, it shows and lets you re-map all the different actions.
LUA is a programming language and the developer of WildLife added support for in-game codeing using this language.
You can manipulate almost anything using lua and I think that we can only make new animations with lua.
LUA is a programming language and the developer of WildLife added support for in-game codeing using this language.
You can manipulate almost anything using lua and I think that we can only make new animations with lua.
Its just the Erotes Nightclub and a new character soem new animations, some new interactable stuff just bugs out and the animations get stuck until you change map if sooo scuffed
In nutshell, if you don't know programming languages it's next to impossible for person to use it in practice. That said community might come up with some neat strings of code eventually to make quest structures, UI and such possible to utilized for our own creation. Allowing creators who aren't versed with coding able to adjust certain lines of code and with less knowledge able to use these bits in their stuff.
If you are interested in the documentation:
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and general LUA manual they are refering to:
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it would be cool if they would come up with 2nd set of examples in a map like they did with the automation blocks.
Don't change the character you want to play through edit mode. Spawn a character (T) you want to play, speak to him/her and click possess. It worked for me.
Don't change the character you want to play through edit mode. Spawn a character (T) you want to play, speak to him/her and click possess. It worked for me.
Either lower your graphics settings, update your graphics driver, or your system does not meet the system requirements for intensive UE5 games. Assuming you're an intelligent stranger, you obviously probably did those things, so yes, UE4 is the way to go if it doesn't seem to be running UE5.
Sidenote towards anyone curious about Unreal Engine 5 gaming performance.
The new features being used from UE5 that enhance graphics and lighting, which haven't had time to be fully optimized yet, make newer games that decide to utilize UE5 look pretty bad performance wise, but will actually be far ahead of the game once UE5 is optimized by UE themselves, as well as the community. Right now, until optimizations are made, on the average demanding UE5 game, the specifications you are looking for as recommended seem to be: Nvidia-RTX 2070 / AMD-RX 6700 XT
Which we can see is unfortunately out of a large number of people's range:
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Hopefully soon we'll see some more optimizations towards UE5 as a whole, as well as game developers being creative to implement their own optimizations. However, it does seem like it's getting to the generation of gaming where people are now being nearly forced to upgrade as games begin to implement these newer graphics technologies to use.
If anyone feels like it, please reply to me if you believe to be running the game at reasonable framerate and without texture issues, on what you consider a weak/low end PC. It would probably help us understand what kind of hardware we need to run the UE5 version. I'm on a higher end PC so my performance is irrelevant. Share as much info as you want, in terms of your specs, graphics settings and framerate.
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