Hello everyone.
I’m a beginner at unreal engine 4, i followed a few tutorials about lighting and the affect with mobility.
But i’m stuck at a problem since 3 weeks.
I’m trying to set an indirect light shadow to a movable blueprint (the lamp in the StarterContent).
I created a basic level for testing :
There is a room with the Blueprint Ceiling Light.
There is no other light source.
I applied a Post Process Volume to have the min/max brightness at 1 so there is no eye adaptation.
By default, the blueprint is movable and the indirect lighting shadow is fully dark :
I tried to change the blueprint mobility to stationnary (The PointLight and the SM_Lamp_Ceiling) but now i have this result :
I would like to accomplish an indirect light to see the roof in the shadow, not totally dark like in this example :
So i’m asking :
- Is it possible to have an indirect light on a movable blueprint ?
- If not, how can i have the effect on my last image of a indirect light like in the “preview” image ?
I dont understand because the preview seems well and when i build light, i have that little shadow circle on the roof (for the example with the stationnary light)
Any Ideas ? Thank you