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Enlighten UE4 3.10 Documentation
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  • Welcome to Enlighten
  • How Enlighten works
  • Install and build
  • Beginner tutorials
  • From static to dynamic lighting
  • How actors interact with Enlighten
  • Lightmap lighting
  • Probe lighting
  • Local reflections
  • Change the lighting resolution
  • World properties
  • Level properties
  • Precompute your level
  • Enlighten light properties
  • Light reflected from the sky
  • Material properties
  • Light volumetric fog
  • Turn off Enlighten updates in game
  • Mesh destruction
  • LOD for lighting
  • Real-world sun/sky intensity
  • Collaborate on a level
  • Reserved texture samplers
  • Visualizations and statistics
  • Debug with Enlighten tools
  • Convert to vanilla UE4
  • Troubleshooting and support
  • Third-party licences
  • Release notes
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Local reflections

    This is the documentation for Enlighten.

    Local reflections

    May 18, 2020

    Enlighten reflections are applied using UE4 reflection environment rendering in the same way as UE4 static reflections. The key difference is that Enlighten reflections are updated in real time to match the rest of the lighting.

    Enable Enlighten reflections

    1. Add a Box Reflection Capture or Sphere Reflection Capture to the level.
    2. Configure the position and influence volume of the actor as described in the UE4 documentation.
    3. With the actor selected, in the Details window, enable Enlighten > Use Enlighten.

    4. Run the Enlighten precompute to generate Enlighten data for the reflections.

    Change the reflection resolution

    Enlighten reflections are rendered using a cubemap for each Reflection Capture actor.

    To set the resolution of the cubemaps in your project, in Project Settings > Plugins > Enlighten, use the Cubemap Resolution property.

    This applies to all reflection capture actors which have Use Enlighten enabled.

    When you increase the cubemap resolution, the latency of Enlighten updates may increase significantly in a level containing many Reflection Capture actors.

    To see the effect of changes to this property, restart the editor and rerun the precompute for all levels.

     

     

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