Other key enhancements include Color Correction Windows (CCWs) that enable the adjustments to be applied exclusively to anything behind them, and the ability to apply color corrections per Actor, reducing the need for complex masking. In addition, new HLOD (Hierarchical Level of Detail) support for water rendering and streaming means you can create large water bodies with better performance and a smaller memory footprint. We’ve also made it easier to find content in the World from within your changelists, and vice versa. Meanwhile, you can enjoy accelerated source control workflows with World Partition, thanks to an improved user experience around managing, filtering, searching, and viewing files and changelists. In this release, we’ve continued to enhance tools for building massive open worlds with additional functionality and improved workflows.įirst up, World Partition now supports Large World Coordinates, enabling you to create massive open worlds without loss of precision. On large projects, this can result in significant time savings and increased interactivity. In addition, we’ve implemented automated Pipeline State Object (PSO) caching for DX12, simplifying the process needed to prepare a game for shipping in DX12.Īll developers and creators will benefit from on-demand shader compilation-where only the shaders needed to render what is seen on screen while working in the Unreal Editor, and optionally during platform development iteration-are compiled. Initially, this feature will support textures and audio assets, with the intention to add more types in the future. With Virtual Assets, we’ve decoupled the metadata from the object data, enabling developers to sync only what they need from source control systems such as Perforce-resulting in smaller workspaces and faster syncs for developers who don’t need access to the full object data. This release adds a number of features to improve efficiency for developers of games and other large-scale interactive projects, helping teams be more productive.
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