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This is a small water animation project that I am working on in UE5 (I am also using this to learn UE5). While messing around with some volumetric fog and various lightings, I ended up making this… This is actually something I did not expect or intend to make in any way but it happened and I’m proud of it. This was possible thanks to the nanite based meshes in UE5 that make REAL real easy. Also pls tell me your thoughts on this.

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A developer shares a small water animation project created in Unreal Engine 5, emphasizing the use of nanite-based meshes and experimentation with volumetric fog and lighting. The result was unexpected but satisfying, showcasing the capabilities of UE5.

I love Unreal Engine 5

I love Unreal Engine 5 too. But my PC doesn’t 🙃