Vimeo is also fumbling:

Looks amazing, is it grain and some aberration/bloom?

Can't easily do this in Unreal since they started using double precision for location. What a worthless engine.

90Hz, but it dynamically adjusts based on the app, and I can set it to 120Hz if I want to.

This is Sero, 9 months old.

WPOh god what's happening!?

Looking good! The train doesn't have to be a fast one right? Maybe you can add speed lines to increase the perceived speed? 🤡

@wiredproductions.com maybe these guys want to help out? Good experience with them, and they love games.

For cleanliness, I think you can use a Component Mask to get the RG/XY only and then just do a distance node.

I want to know what happened to Shmoe Summerred?!

If you for some reason still want to try some math without recompiling, the MathExpression node is pretty useful for me sometimes: dev.epicgames.com/documentatio...

That's a great result! Smart thinking with the whole setup, love it.

It's also just something that cool people do 😎

It's a top down projection of the area you designate it to, and you can sample the RVT in any material, such as a UI minimap. You can have multiple outputs, like color, masks, normals or whatever you need. The materials will write to it based on values going to the Runtime Virtual Texture Output.

Is there a reason you can't use an RVT? That gives a relatively easy to use output in the material that will only render into there, whilst keeping the regular rendering intact.

Story of my working life, although I still don't understand or have even tried to use the subtitle system...