Hi, this is .
I tried to put my Revit project into UE4 4.9.1.
The way is: Revit [export whole model] → 3dsMax [export every .fbx object] → UE4 [import every .fbx object].
After the material, lighting, world setting… I still have this problem, please check the pictures, you can see a lot of dirty shadow between the ceiling and the wall.
How should I do? I really need your help! Thanks a lot. (If you need more detail information, please tell me!)
sincerely,
First disable Ambient Occlusion in World Settings > Lightmass Settings. Then Increase the lightmap resolution of those walls and the ceiling. The ceiling is huge and it is curved as far as i can see. If it is laid out as a curved shape in the UV’s as well then you may need very high lightmap resolutions to get rid of those shadow bleedings.
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Thank you for your respond, I try to set my lightmap resolutions (64 ->512), it looks better, but still not enough. Do you have suggestion on it? Higher?
Hey , you should try to ramp it up to 1024 or even higher, it takes longer but gives better results. Also, it could be a unwrapping issue, but those images look like very low rez lightmaps
Oh yeah… it took very long time. Thank you, it works!
