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Check Grid Settings…/ Make sure that the grid is enabled and set to an appropriate scale. You can adjust grid settings by clicking on the “Show” dropdown menu in the viewport toolbar and selecting “Grid Settings.” Ensure that the grid density and scale are set to values that make it visible and useful for your project.
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Viewport Display Settings…/ Verify that the viewport display settings are configured correctly. Sometimes, certain display options may be disabled, causing the grid not to appear. You can access viewport display settings by clicking on the dropdown arrow next to the viewport shading mode (e.g., Lit, Wireframe) and checking if the “Show Grid” option is enabled.
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Restart Unreal Engine…/ Sometimes, display issues can be resolved by simply restarting Unreal Engine. Close the application and relaunch it to see if the grid displays properly afterward.
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Update Graphics Drivers…/ Ensure that your graphics drivers are up to date. Outdated drivers can sometimes cause display issues in Unreal Engine.
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Check Tutorials and Documentation…/ Review the tutorial you’re following and the official Unreal Engine documentation to see if there are any specific settings or configurations you might have missed. It’s possible that there’s a step or setting that needs to be adjusted to make the grid visible in top view mode.
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Community Forums and Support…/ If you’re still unable to resolve the issue, consider reaching out to the Unreal Engine community forums or support channels for assistance. Other users may have encountered similar issues and could provide helpful insights or solutions.