I've worked on improving the settings that TAA uses. UE4 and TAA in general is known to be "quite blurry", so here I have tried to find a good...

Quixel Director Teddy Bergsman provides a brief overview of the team’s mission while explaining the benefits of Megascans, Bridge, Mixer, and more. Plus, Epic Games' Senior Rendering Programmer Sebastien Hillaire highlights the advanced Sky Atmosphere system - now available in Unreal Engine 4.25 - while giving a glimpse of the Volumetric Cloud rendering system coming in a future release of Unreal Engine.

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UE Docs: https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/Engine/Actors/FogEffects/SkyAtmosphere/index.html

This hands-on presentation by Epic's Sjoerd De Jong explores the Sky Atmosphere system in Unreal Engine. Starting off with the basics, viewers learn how to render a beautiful and fully dynamic sky within seconds. From there, the session showcases how to create alien, dusty, or wet atmospheres, after which viewers will be taken all the way up into space to witness how atmosphere rendering is altered depending on altitude. Finally, explore the powerful Material Editor integration and how it can be used to create different kinds of sky styles, and get a brief look at the engine’s upcoming volumetric cloud features.

UE Docs: https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/Engine/Actors/FogEffects/SkyAtmosphere/index.html

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