Unreal Engine 5.4 Nanite Tessellation

Nanite—UE5’s virtualized micropolygon geometry system—continues to receive enhancements in UE 5.4, starting with an Experimental new Tessellation feature that enables fine details such as cracks and bumps to be added at render time, without altering the original mesh.
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[Oldmanpeace]

Unreal tournament 99 was the game that got me back into pc gaming and I have not stopped since. It is crazy to think that the same company that made that game went on to become what it is today. The good and the bad.

[SicoSiber]

I love UE, all the stuff is made for next next next gen consoles, and at this point the hardware just isn't there to support the software. I think with some better optimization it could be really good just out of the box, but lots of stuff like lumen and nanite end up shooting you in the foot later on because current consoles and PCs can't handle them unless they are extremely high end.

[retrokilroy]

Cant wait until we start seeing this tech being used in games

[aberkae]

As long as there is no shader compilation frame spikes and major frame variance as well as 5090 requirements to run at only 30 fps gamers will be happy. No pressure!😅

[DeltaZavr.]

я немного потестил, мне кажется оно вообще не влияет на фпс.

[FUnzzies]

This took way longer than it should have.

[DaddyVader]

Would die for a tutorial on how to make something like this..even a sliver of how to make a road like this.

[michaeltomic]

Want to play some games on this engine

[KIRKS]

Looks nice, i presume this is with vertex Paint?

[DoctorFu]

Was that mold growing on the ground? Looks real.

[chelo]

when is this available for us to use????

[MrDragos]

How many year would it take to see it in games ?

[mlovesawm]

As soon as I saw the ground i knew where it belongs

[duftmand]

If only epic games store wasn’t such a slow launcher, that’d make UE even better