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Back to the bug.
I checked option “standalone game”. In this option bug didn’t occur.
Hi Damianno19,
I had to remove a lot of the clutter in this post for user to read things a bit easier. To summarize:
- You’re still have glowing lights on your screen that show up randomly
- Disabling lens flair and bloom using a post process gets rid of the glowing lights
- You never see the issue while in standalone
Since this seems to be related to how your system handles lens flair and bloom. Could you create a test project by following these steps:
- open blank project
- Add postprocess volume to default map with bloom and lens flair intensity at max intensity.
- Make sure the volume is enabled and unbound
- create an emissive material that is strong enough to glow
- drag in a basic box into the scene
- apply the emissive material to the box
- See if the bloom and lens flair behaves as expected
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Hi,
I did as you asked, the bug still occurs.
Attaching screenshot.
Thank you for your cooperation. I wasn’t able to reproduce the issue which is why I had to give you so much trouble. I needed to make sure that this was not hardware or user error related. You can find the link to the JIRA here: Unreal Engine Issues and Bug Tracker (UE-39437)
You can track the report’s status as the issue is reviewed by our development staff. Please be aware that this issue may not be prioritized or fixed soon.
Cheers,