How to make god rays in an Unreal Engine scene

Опубликовано: 10 Октябрь 2024
на канале: OFF WORLD LIVE

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Now that we have some fundamentals down I thought I'd go through an example lighting set up, with these lighting settings we can quite quickly achieve the much sought after GOD RAYS and start lighting like a boss.
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Step 1: Start your lighting from scratch by deleting all lighting and environment components in your level.

Step 2: Use the environment Light Mixer to Create a Sky Light, an Atmospheric Light and a Sky Atmosphere.

Step 3: Find the Sky Light (Directional Light) in the World Outliner.

Step 4: Adjust your Skylight to give gain some indirect lighting.

Step 5: Rotate the Directional Light to give the effect of a change in time of day.

Step 6: In Directional Light Settings turn on Light Shafts by enabling Light Shaft Occlusion and Light Shaft Bloom.

Step 7: Adjust your Directional Light and Bloom Scale for some different God Ray effects!

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