Epic Games has released Unreal Engine 5.4. This release adds new features and improves performance, visual fidelity, and productivity to benefit game developers and creators across a variety of industries.
The virtual production update includes updates to Unreal Engine’s virtual camera tools. Cinema producers who adopt virtual production can benefit from various benefits. It supports not only the existing iOS platform but also Android. In addition, virtual camera workflows are fully supported in Unreal Engine on macOS. The mobile application has also been renamed to Unreal VCam and improved to be available on Apple Store and Google Play.
In the field of VR scouting, we use the XR Creative Framework to support OpenXR HMDs such as Oculus and Valve Index. Introducing a new fully customizable toolkit as an experimental feature. The company claims that the user experience is significantly improved over existing virtual scouting toolkits.
ICVFX’s new depth of field (DOF) correction feature allows users to precisely control the amount of DOF falloff in digital content rendered by nDisplay, similar to when viewed through a cinema camera. Get better results when taking beautiful close-up shots.
Multi-process inner frustum has also been added, allowing the rendering of footage shot with a movie camera to be split across more GPU and hardware resources. Additionally, numerous stability improvements and other enhancements have been made to support for SMPTE 2110. It is said to be nearing the official version.
Epic Games announces new pricing and licensing models for Unreal Engine, Twinmotion, and RealityCapture starting in March 2024, starting in late April. With this release, a model will be implemented that will allow funding for future engine development.
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