#UnrealEngine X has a massive update, now based on Unreal Engine 5.8.4! This release brings #NVIDIA Flow integration, rendering improvements, selected UE6 backports and more work on the editor UI. 🔥 NVIDIA Flow Flow is a GPU fluid simulation library that simulates volumetric effects in a sparse 3D grid. The integration supports fire, smoke, dust, fog, steam, gas and vortex effects, with world collision and wind support. The video focuses on fire: youtu.be/HkxGlQSyFuo 🎨 Rendering • Restored legacy ray-traced reflections. Comparison with HW Lumen: unreal-engine-ace7bf.gitlab.… • Added Opacity Micromaps integration. • Improved the Visibility Buffer. Async mode 2 is now slightly faster than the legacy rendering path in my latest TROPICS test. ⚙️ Engine • Updated to UE 5.8.4, including support for the Advanced Shader Delivery workflow. • Selected UE6 backports covering CPU performance, Nanite, Virtual Shadow Maps, Vulkan and correctness fixes. Full list is here: unreal-engine-ace7bf.gitlab.… • Plugin module exclusion through Unreal Build Tool. 🛠️ Editor • XDash dashboard for Unreal Engine X controls and diagnostics. • Further improvements to the optional ImGui editor views, including the Content Browser, Outliner and Details panel. (Image below) Experimental • Multi-adapter support is also included. It still needs testing in workloads where a second GPU provides a practical benefit. Source: github.com/mad-ben/UnrealEng… Updated docs for full feature list: unreal-engine-ace7bf.gitlab.… #UnrealEngine #NVIDIAFlow #GameDev