I just finished my first model in blender yesterday and since then I’ve been trying to export it properly into unreal engine but when I do, this part does not export correctly:
Normals are inside out 
Try setting your material to “2 sided”
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@doctorpepperdan @ClockworkOcean how do I fix/do that?
From Unreal Engine go to the Modeling tools (must have Modeling Tools Editor Mode plugin enabled) > Normals > Set Fix inconsistent normals to True.
From Blender go to Edit Mode > Press A to select everything > from the top bar go to Mesh > Normals > Recalculate Outside.
In the material, click on the main material node, in it’s settings there’s a checkbox called “2 sided” this usually works for me when I encounter this, may not be the most proper but it’s a quick easy fix
This guy’s the real hero I’m so glad I now know about this functionality
Where do I find normals? I added the plugin and restarted ue5
Thanks!
1- Return to default mode.
2- Make sure the static mesh you want to edit is the only thing selected.
3- Switch to Modeling mode again.
oh, I use a skeletal mesh, is that ok? also sorry for 1h late I got wood in my leg by accident xd
Oh, I hope you’re fine!
If it’s a skeletal mesh then you’ll need to fix it by recalculating normals in Blender.
thanks, and sorry for the late response again, it worked xd
a good way to sanity check this in blender visually
this setting will override the texture of the faces. if the normal of the face is pointing toward the camera the face will be Blue, and if the normal of the face is pointing away from the camera the face will be red
with this setting just do a few orbits of the model in “Solid mode” for if you see any red.
NOTE: this does not work in wireframe, and will attempt to blend with the assigned texture in Material Preview mode.
