Anyone know what would cause this issue in game (screenshot added)

[Tkat5200]

@Akukiyo;525273

As you can easily mimic that effect in Unreal Engine by not baking your lighting after you expand the size of your world, it’s very much likely it’s related to lighting.There is a post processing node which would probably have the lighting bounds, but i’m sure you’ve already looked at that, or the Skybox could have the lighting bounds as well.

If there is no Light baking in the ADK they would be computing the lighting each time the maps were loaded.

Honestly I did not look at that. Didn’t even think about it. I need to investigate

its crazy, the issue doesn’t show up on my main machine the one I do the work on, it has an ATI card and it looks good.
I try to play the map on an Nvidia card (Gt660 I believe it was) and I get that issue in the screenshot.

I’ve been messing around with the Cascade shadow settings in the directional light as someone from the Dev team had suggested to me but it doesn’t make that much of a difference.

I REALLY want to make this map as cool as I can so people can enjoy themselves. I’ve played in it with friends and its a LOT of fun…but issues like this are taking the fun out of it a bit.