Hi . Here’s the iOS log you requested.
[iOS Log][1]
85384-thebiskidofficial.log (26 KB)
I have an example project uploaded and ready for you. Where do you want me to send it?
You can change the ES2 settings in a source build by going to Project Settings > Android > Build.
If you’re in a binary version, the ES2 settings will be grayed out.
You can send the project sample in a private message on the forums. My name is the same there.
Within the logs posted, I see the following error for you to check out:
[2016.03.28-20.22.47:660][ 39]LogOutputDevice:Warning: === Handled error: ===
Ensure condition failed: NewTransform.IsValid() [File:/Users/build/BuildFarm/build_++depot+UE4-Releases+4.10/Engine/Source/Runtime/Engine/Private/Components/SceneComponent.cpp] [Line: 349]
I guess I’m using a binary version as the Build section grayed out.
I’m having trouble resolving that error. I’ll keep looking into it though.
I sent you a message in the forum with the game link. I appreciate your help!
So, I tested a few different methods with your project that did not fix the solution yet. I pushed your project to a Note 4, Nvidia Shield and a . The enemy sprites did not show up for either of those devices either.
Could you please try and hook up a feature level switch node to your masked unlit sprite and see if the enemy sprites are working on your side?
[Utility Expressions - Documentation][1]
Utility Material Expressions in Unreal Engine | Unreal Engine 5.1 Documentation
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Thank you!
Hi . Please re-open this post as it hasn’t been resolved. Thank you
Hi . I’m not sure exactly what you mean. Can you give me a little more detail please.
Thank you
In your material editor, hook up a [feature level switch][1] node to your masked unlit sprite.
Feature Level Switches:
Default: The default Feature Level.
ES2: Feature Level defined by the core capabilities of OpenGL ES2.
ES3.1: Feature Level defined by the capabilities of Metal-level devices.
SM4: Feature Level defined by the core capabilities of DX10 Shader Model 4.
SM5: Feature Level defined by the core capabilities of DX11 Shader Model 5.
Utility Material Expressions in Unreal Engine | Unreal Engine 5.1 Documentation
Maximum sprite sheet 2048x2048 for mobile.