Nanite Displacement Tessellation in Unreal 5.4 is INSANE

With unreal 5.4, Nanite displacement is FINALLY supported, so today let's take a quick look at the insanity you can do with this stuff!
r.Nanite.AllowTessellation=1
r.Nanite.Tessellation=1
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[@antonthomsen4043]

how do i get rid of those ghost like shadow artifacts?

[@user-og8fo3nl2v]

Hello and thank you. I have a question, how we could make Displacement Magnitude as a parameter in material? When I mixed Displacement with multiply of course it change heightmap intensity, But I need "nanite displacement Magnitude" value which is available in material self in editors. Thank you

[@thegamedevcave]

editing that value directly? i dont think that's possible, i'm pretty sure that gets compiled to a constant value like most other options in the details panel. so you'll have to add your own scalar parameter and multiply with that instead I think

[@Criteon]

awesome tutorial, the best part is how low performance impact it has. Basically enabled nanite support and it lowered my fps BUT it didn't lower again after displacing! really cool was a nanite hater before but this is awesome

[@thegamedevcave]

this certainly gives nanite more uses! Tesselation itself isn't much of a new thing but with nanite it seems to actually prefer and scale pretty well! Much mroe realistic usecase than the idea that nanite can render million poly+ objects TBH

[@AnkitRawat-iv1rl]

Can you Make a video on Smart Pointer with example like TShareptr , TSharedRef and others. there're not any good tutorials on it