Is there a way to avoid seeing the seams in LODs? Except fog or similar solutions. Landscape created in World Maschine Pro. Z axis scaled 1600%, that doesn’t matter, the seams are also visible in 100% scaled terrain.![alt text][2]
Thanks for your answer. The white lines I have seen and I thought the textures have white lines. Using Gimp scaled the layer one pixel rows and reinport into Unreal. The problem remains. Unreal is not usable with this LOD problem…
There’s a problem with the way the engine create textures for the LODs.
If you open the albedo map of one of those tiles and zoom at the edges of this texture, you can see there is a line of white pixels.
So what you see is not missing pixels between tiles but this white line around each LOD texture.
I reported this years ago but never had any answer.
The line of white pixels is usualy larger than one pixel. I don’t think there’s much we can do unless editing those textures one by one to paint those white pixels
I have finally found the solution!
The lines disappear perfectly! Still to be solved is the border between Landscape and LODs. If not even, the low accuracy will cause hole punctures in Lanscape. Then the SkySphere can be seen. Because the LODs need less computer power, the World Composition from UE4 is in some cases better than World Partition from UE5. I have tested both well. It is a pity that there is no more development. What UE5 offers is good, but UE4 can show only terain too. World Composition should not be abandoned, but further developed. And also take into account Z axis streaming…
On the picture you can see 20 km of landscape. This can only be done with LODs. UE5 needs a supercomputer for such a wide landscape.
