I’ve just started out and have made my first basic model in blender that I’m now exporting into unreal, It’s an odd shaped door frame with 2 handles attached, which are parented and intersecting the frame slightly.
It loads into Unreal engine fine but has turned slightly translucent, but only to the other faces of the frame, the frame itself is just a basic white colour and looks fine in Blender, I read up about it and tried deleting all Internal Faces, and have adjusted all the normals, so all faces are blue and all lines are pointing outwards but neither of these have helped.
If anyone has any suggestions it’d be much appreciated.
I smart Unwrapped in Blender, went through and did it manually after your post.
Downloaded the texel viewer and standardised all texels as best I could (I didn’t know anything about this originally)
Mesh face orientation is correct, All showing blue in blender
I went through and painted both sides of the mesh in blender but it’s not changed anything
Below is how it appears in Unreal, it’s showing the shading through the material but isn’t actually translucent
Your normals are inverted. Select all faces in blender, go to the face menu and select Flip Normals. And just in case it still looks wrong, make sure your import settings in Unreal are set to “Import Normals and Tangents”.
