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I'll put it on the to do list. I'll make a glass door for the frames and it could be used in the bathroom without the frame.

You can't change the intensity of the sun in the UI as that would be contrary to trying to be realistic. You have to set this in your scene. I would increase exposure compensation in a post process volume if your scene is too dark. Or add some artificial light sources if that isn't enough. Or what exactly do you want to achieve?

@@stefandoetschel237 Thanks i was trying to control the intensity from UI. Will add artificial light source.

5:15 Migrate the UI to your Project

You can set dependencies through the "tag" name. Give both variation actors the same tag name. Then tick the "child" box in the faucet's variation actor. The faucet will change to the same ID that the countertop is set to. Or use Variation Groups for more than a couple of objects. Physically deleting an object isn't possible at the moment. You would need to cheat by replacing the object with an object hidden under the floor. Use the Mesh Transform array to move it under the floor if necessary. Another way to hide an object would be to give it an invisible material (100% translucent) but you may still see its shadow.

UI3 is more modern looking and fully modular. You can build your interface to the needs of the project. Have all features or just a few. UI3 takes advantage of dynamic lighting in Unreal 5. Mesh swaps are easier and features like day light simulation aren't in the older UI. UI1 is working fine as it is but I couldn't take it to the next level. So I started from scratch for UI3. I hope that makes sense.

@@stefandoetschel237 Thanks for the explanation, I think it meets my needs.

Hi, I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly. This video is about the ArchViz UI3. This tutorial is for people who want to use UDS in it. Maybe look for UDS tutorials if you want to learn how to make a widget for it.

@@stefandoetschel237 In this video's time - 1.41, there is UDS's functions in the UI3_Mainmenu, Can you please tell me how you got that?

They are available after you added the UDS to the project. There should be a "Ultra Dynamic Sky" folder in YourProject/Content. It needs to be a recent version of the UDS. You may have to "Remove Local Content" in the Epic Games Launcher before getting the latest update of UDS

Thanks. The scene is assembled in Unreal Engine 5.3. The Interface is made with blueprints and widgets in Unreal. The assets are modeled outside of that with Blender and 3ds max. Textures are from sources like Textures.com or CC0 Textures.

@@stefandoetschel237 your amazing you should the unreal CZcams videos..

It's because it will be set to "None" the moment you add an array element to the meshes array and that array element is empty. Just add a mesh to the array element [0] or click on the show source mesh tick box. Best to add the mesh variations first into the array element and then connect the mesh with the Actors array. www.s-dot.de/php/projectcollection.php?index=237&collection=9#Video:%20Mesh%20Variations

You can click on the [*] like symbol next to the ACTORS array element where you cannected the mesh. This will bring you to the mesh actor in the scene. There you can make changes to it like assigning a mesh or changing visibility. But it should be fixed if you just apply a static mesh from the content browser to the list of meshes in the variation actor. The next version (Unreal 5 only) will have a better system for that.

www.s-dot.de/php/projectcollection.php?index=237&collection=9 This might help.

The object needs to have collision (enabled) or the line tracer will just go straight through it. It needs to be a static mesh. It can't be a static mesh within a blueprint. It would only detect the blueprint but not what's inside of it. (CTRL+G can Group objects. Don't use blueprints for just grouping objects)

Just an fyi, May might be spelt wrong in the title, if that's what you meant

Mouse wheel should work for zooming as far as I remember. The other things you mentioned can be added to the character and need to be triggered by some event. There should be plenty of tutorials to follow. This UI still works fine but I won't add new features. It's been superceded by the new UI3. www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/archviz-user-interface-3

Hi, I can confirm that. To me that looks like an Unreal bug. I haven't found a solution yet. Here is a workaround: In the details panel click on "Input Spline Points to Construction Script" twice. This will update the spline meshes without actually changing anything. I have to see what has been changed to make this happen in Unreal Engine 5.4.1. Thanks for letting me know.

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Thank you!

hopefully yes. I'll add more videos over time.

@@stefandoetschel237 that's great, i recently created a project with interactivity and all but the widgets and this level of details was a bit difficult for me. one question can we replace furniture and show multiple options?

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It needs to be placed in the editor. You can then use it in runtime. You can't change it in runtime. If that's your question.

You may need to save the level before you press play and test.

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Have a look at the Door's FAQ. Follow the link below: www.s-dot.de/php/projectcollection.php?index=247&collection=2#How%20to%20open%20the%20door%20with%20a%20key%20press

Could you find the answer. I was looking for it 🤨

Would be good. But it would be very difficult. There are so many different window types and sizes out there. I have thought about it.

Make sure you did all the steps in the get started section of the documentation. Looks like you didn't copy the input.ini file to the config folder. www.s-dot.de/php/projectcollection.php?index=220&collection=1

The UI3 sends an Event Dispatcher "Call Interaction Pressed" to trigger any external events like doors or lights. By default it is the "R" key, the Y gamepad button or VR button. You need to cast that event to your interaction blueprint. I'll make that easier soon. Google 'Event Dispatcher Unreal Engine'

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Not sure, depends how your server is set up. I think multiple people can join in by default and everyone can drive it so it might get a bit chaotic. You have to try it.