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Made some cool Post Processing effects today! It took a while to figure out how Post Processing could be done in UEFN but I think I managed to do it pretty decently 
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Obsessed! These are the kinds of possibilities that will take UEFN to a new level for art & style and I cant wait to see all the new looks! Great job <3
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Thank you Tiny, Post Processing is gonna be an awesome tool!
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Rynex, this is awesome! How did you pull this off? I’m asking… for a friend. Yea, the clamoring audience wants to know! I love the Neon one. It’s like you grabbed an invincible star.
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Hey Jay thanks a lot! Well it was hard to figure out but after playing around in the material editor for a while I found certain blending modes displayed Always On Top could be used to alter the image via emission!
I’ll share more as soon as I get a better version, these were some of my first attempts.
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This is awesome!
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Awesome!
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Oh you’re new here! Welcome and thank you!
Thanks Esmee!
Indeed, thank you! Looking forward to figuring everything out haha
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Excited to see what you guys create!
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Omg I LOVE the neon outline! So pretty wow!
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Thank you!!
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Just has a question in terms of post process volume. I did not see it in the content or place actor panel.
Same! I’m confused about this too! The UE5 tutorials I’m seeing are telling me to grab it from the Place Actors panel but I don’t see it there.
Those look very nice even 2 years on and I am none the wiser on how you did these effects - cool that they work though.
Would be nice if EPIC added more PP to UEFN some areas they neglect, could also do with some more Niagra Effects I keep buying things from Marketplace to find I don’t have the skills to get them working - so much easier if they gave us stuff that possibly worked on all platforms.