Thank you for the response! I didn’t want to be too negative and some things might not be understood correctly as I’m non-native English speaker. Unreal Studio does something that I really like (as a programmer), it allows me to use more Unreal Engine and less 3D modelling software. It’s good to hear that my experiences are not common. I want to emphasize that I don’t know how good it’s working for others and my usage is still quite limited. We are just testing here if that tool is something that we could use commercially, it’s not in full production use. I would love to help, but my hands are little bit tied now.
I have reported a bug not related to UV-maps and discussed about UV maps in forums, but there are some problems about reporting bugs. Unreal Studio for UE4.20 is already much better than Unreal Studio for UE4.19 in regard of automatic creation of UV-maps. I know, you would need bug reports to fix those bugs otherwise they probably remain. I’m happy with all support I have had from Epic (have had less than 24h response time). I can’t report a bug just saying “UV-maps are not working” with aggressively cropped screenshot about the result at best. It won’t help. I don’t have access to the CAD-applications used by clients, so I don’t have any idea how those models look in the environment they are created and can’t find what caused the bug, i.e. what kind of CAD element wasn’t working. I could send those CAD-models to you, but I would never get that allowed by clients, whom source of livelyhood depends on those same CAD-models they use for manufacturing their devices. Clients are very skeptical to even send CAD-models to us a local company for VR-demos and it would be impossible to get them to send those models overseas as bug report attachments. Using real CAD-models (and not simplified models) for other things than manufacturing is too new thing for them.
Well, maybe I ask one more time a license for CAD-application(s) from my boss and use better bug reports as one of justifications. That would help most. I must add that the Unreal Studio’s continued beta would save as money. Thanks!