Hello, We were switch our project to UE5, everything went well until I notice that when I wanted to create a decal material there are missing a option to select “Decal Blend Modes” witch was in UE4. [image] Did they change how it works now in UE5? I did not found any proper documentation to it fo…

Odd. They appear for me. 5-0EA2 [image]

I noticed this now when chaneging to Preview 1. There is however new nodes that sample and apply the gbuffer? But seems to not be for decals as it can only be used with masked mats.

I have the same problem in 5.0 Preview. I had a lot of decals in Stain blend mode in my project, worked fine in EA2. Now in UE5 preview they’re all broken. I cannot find how to change decal blend mode now. I’m relying heavily on decals in my current workflow, so that’s a huge issue.

Also have this issue. Worked in Early Access 2, but once updated to Preview 2 all decals now look different as there is no “Stain” option anymore. Anyone got a workaround. Also heavily rely on decals for current project so this is a bit of a big problem right now :frowning:

[image] Instant Projected Weather Game Development Attention! If you want to use the new Unreal Engine 5 version, turn off the dbuffer decal in the project settings. It seems that the decal settings have not yet been completely finalized by Epic engineers, but dbuffer “t…

I really hope that Stain blend mode will be carried over to UE5 as we are using it in very specific and important aspects on our projects. Literally it was the only mode that allowed us to develop the look we were aiming for That would really be a deal breaker if it is not present

If dbuffer is off in the project, then the blend mode should be modulate. Then it will be in stain mode. Unfortunately, this way you can’t use dbuffer decals in the project.

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It seems you have to use the new DBufferA or ApplyDBuffer nodes in the receiving surface material. [image] Chris Murphy @HighlySpammable In #UE5 the Material Editor DBufferTexture node lets you manually handle decal responses on a given surface. Here I blend the.. uhh.. tomato soup decal…

Any update on this? Now UE5 has been released it seems like you can only turn on Dbuffer decal in the project settings instead of individually for every decal material. I used to get access to the Gbuffer through some custom code but now it all breaks in UE5, wonder what the new render pipeline is …

Are not there Decal Blend Modes on UE 5 anymore?

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Ndy200 (Ndy200) March 23, 2022, 7:23pm 6