I’m adding multiple layers to my landscape but the all the other layers seem to be affecting the one that is painted and giving it a shiny look and make it off-colour.
This is what my blueprint looks like.
I basically want to make it look like the square in the middle of the 1st picture, I don’t want all the other features of the other layers in the material to be showing through and affecting each other, is there a way to do this?
Hi MattCan,
I just duplicated your setup but couldn’t get your results. Did you build the lighting for your level after you applied the material?
Not a problem, you’re welcome. I’m going to mark this post as resolved for the time being. If it continues once your Swarm issue is resolved just post back here to open it up again.
Try adding a constant with value set to 0 and connect it to the terrain node’s specular input.
I did not build lighting as I’m having an issue with swarm that I posted in another thread. When I get it working I’ll report back and see if that fixed it, seems like it should, thanks for the response!
Hi, your solution fixed the reflection. How does this work when I want to add more textures that have their own specular mapping, when some of them do not have it and others do?
You’ll need to layer your specular map(s) in a separate graph from the color (like you’re already doing with the normal maps) and then plug that graph into the specular input instead of the constant.
