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I don't know if there is a way to fix this but as a workaround you can make a blend material selecting only 1 material and then change the texture in the material instance you created. that's how it worked for me.

This works! Thanks @@igoryannick1

☺️ you’re welcome

Thank you and yes! You can use blend materials as landscape materials in Unreal Engine. Blend materials are particularly useful for creating complex, detailed landscapes by combining different textures and materials based on various factors like height, slope, or masks. To do that simpls select your landscape in the editor. • Open the Landscape Paint mode. • Add the same layers you defined in your material to the landscape’s layer list. • Apply the blend material to your landscape. • Use the Landscape Paint tools to paint different layers onto the landscape, blending them as needed. Hope this helps :)

Pleased you found the tut useful

Great to hear, Dario🙏🏼

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It's actually not too difficult to do the same thing manually and add as many layers as you want. With quixel your material is ready in no time. The downside is limitation

You are right. It can be confusing sometimes. I suggest practicing different scenarios and getting comfortable with them.

yea agreed. This method does not work on landscapes :/

I'd definitely use blender for any UV related tasks. Uvs in UE are very much work in progress

@@sarkamari Thanks, ill record the textures as an animation than send them to UE.

@@magnuserror9305 I think Reza mean UV mapping an object and I think you mean material UV manipulation such as panning, warping, flowmap and other effect as you've mentioned the UV project mod for animation, I assume you are using it to manipulate the UV in real-time to create an animation? You can definitely translate the same fundamental into UE5 from Blender Graph in terms of UV manipulation. Here are 3 node for UE (Panner, WorldspaceAlign, Rotator) that can achieve a similar result together like panning a UV project mod in world space. I'm not sure if this is what you meant but I thought I should just put it out here just in case. In terms of the UV tool from the modelling editor it is good for stochastic sampled look and that's about it nothing else is really useful besides that.

@@boxtodragon Your correct, Ill look into it, thank you.

it is not you, it is a bug - and a bad one for new users. There is a work around, it is annoying but it works. You have to select 1 material and create it then populate the texture maps in the mid and top and scatter layers I will make a tutorial on this to help other users.

The limitation is 3 for now. However, you can reverse engineer the blend instance material and add as many as you want

Watch my landscape tutorial. You can build your master material and feed that to your landscape