Hello there! I am new to Unreal Engine. What I did: While working with modeling option in UE5, I use lattice option in deform TWICE in same mesh. Just experimenting with it, All of a sudden the mesh got some weird shadow in front and back but top of the mesh looking good. I try searching but, I d…

Try remaking the UV map, it looks very screwed up. Just use a box projection.

Thanks for your answer, I am using box projection. I also used Remesh for the displacement map so that’s why the UV is like that :smile: But the black problem happens once I use a lattice in Modeling mode. Is there any way to fix this?

Im seeing this too. Reprojecting UVs doesnt fix. Its like once you apply a lattice to some Quixel assets it breaks the lighting. It looks fine in unlit viewport. Im new to UE as yet so not sure if a rebake of lighting (if thats a thing) on the asset might fix?

[image] Deform Lattice blackens the static mesh World Creation FYI: I fixed this by dragging a fresh copy of the asset into the scene (i.e. no transformations/scales etc on it), duplicated it, added lattice then coppied it over all other relevant instances and no black stu…

I fixed it by go into the Attribute tab in Modeling mode, and Recalculate the Normal and the black was gone

Mesh have weird shadows or black over mesh

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Alentil (Alentil) May 8, 2024, 6:10pm 6