Fortnite Chapter 4 powered by Unreal Engine 5.1 looks truly next-generation
Fortnite’s newest chapter is powered by Unreal Engine 5.1 which brings an all-new appearance to the battle royale.
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Fortnite’s newest chapter is powered by Unreal Engine 5.1 which brings an all-new appearance to the battle royale.
Epic Games officially launched Chapter Four of Fortnite this morning, but not before the final day of Chapter 3 ended in a massive crash.
An overview of new and updated features in the Early Access release of Unreal Engine 5.
Before diving into ray tracing ("RT" for short), let's first take a look at how illumination works in the real world. From the micro-perspective, the surface of an object illuminated by a ray of light is not perfect and smooth but has a lot of small bumps -- we call this a micro-surface. When light hits this uneven surface, the bumpiness causes light to be reflected in different directions, creating nuances in the real world. Given the huge number of light reflections and their complex pathways, it is extremely demanding from a computational perspective to simulate real-world lighting condit...