Where is the "Tessellation" options in Ue5 Materials

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@LordStuff

Say I have very simple geometry like planes, cubes, spheres, and I want to blend different textures with different bump maps driven by mask textures inside a material. How can I do that in UE5 when there is no tesselation / world displacement.

I fail to see how tessellation - the ability to tell a mesh to have more tris than it does during runtime - is even remotely linked to blending 2 textures…

And thats without even considering the fact that bump offset in ue4 - parallax mapping for anyone that doesn’t use the engine - is all predicated in not modifying the geometry by acting on a UV… so again, not sure what you actually need to do, but im not sure you are sure of it either?