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Using Refraction in Unreal Engine | Unreal Engine 5.3 Documentation
Material Editor - How To use Refraction

> Refraction

Refraction is the term used to describe the change in direction of a light wave due to a change in its transmission medium. In other words, when light comes in contact with certain surfaces, like water or glass, the light will get slightly bent because those surfaces (affect) the speed at which light travels through them. The best example of Refraction can be seen by placing part of a pencil in water. The part of the pencil that is placed in the water will appear bent where the pencil and water meet due to Refraction. is a very simple example showing how Refraction works.

> Using Refraction in Materials

Open up the Material created above by using the Left Mouse Button and Double-Clicking on the Material in the Content Browser. Once opened, change the Blend Mode from Opaque to Translucent and change the (-Translucency) Lighting Mode(-L) from (-TLM) Volumetric Non Directional to (-TLM_Surface) (+Surface Translucency Volume). When completed, your Material Details panel should look like this.

Now that there are some testing shapes, apply the Refraction Material Instance to the shapes by first selecting the Material Instance with the Left Mouse Button in the Content Browser and then dragging the Material Instance over (-the) (+a shape and releasing the left mouse button). When completed, you should have something that looks like this in your level.

Thanks for pointing the errors on this page out master_rigel!!

I have altered these pages so that they are showing correctly and the fixes will show live after the next publishing.

Thanks for the awesome work!!