When using Dash for large @unrealengine worlds, here is a great workflow for creating biomes that could be really helpful. If you have any questions, let us know! We are always happy to help!

Dash can be used for any type of UE5 scene. Making your life easier, no matter what assets you use or what worlds you want to build.

There’s something really satisfying about watching an @UnrealEngine environment come to life.

New YouTube Video is Now Up! --> How to create and use UE5 world building presets 📢 The Preset System in Dash is really powerful, but it is definitely underappreciated. Hopefully this new video can show you all what's possible and how to use it. And of course, don't hesitate to ask questions; we would love to help out with any presets you have in mind! The full tutorial is available on the Polygonflow Dash YouTube channel, as always!

Did you know you can use MeshBlend on scatters and physics outputs from Dash? It’s especially cool for physics piles, helping them blend naturally into their surroundings so they look like they’ve been there for ages!🪨🪨🪨

Once you realise you can combine and connect Dash scatters, a whole new world opens up. Building fully procedural environments in Unreal Engine suddenly feels a lot less complicated. If you don't agree, let us know down below. Your feedback helps us make Dash better! 👇

If you ever need big, realistic piles of assets, like these barrels, don't forget that Dash has one of the best physics tools for UE5. No doubt about it. 😎

With the Dash Content Browser in @UnrealEngine, adding snow to your assets and surfaces is incredibly easy. And yes, you can even add fluffy, displaced snow!❄️ If you want to give it a try, let us know and we will send over the free trial download link! 🎉

Two shots from a recent graduation project, and in the artist’s own words: “Dash played a huge role in bringing this project to life.” We love seeing artists discover Dash and find new ways to get real value from it in their work. Beautifully done, Andrii Orlov👏 See more from the project here: artstation.com/artwork/DYv49…

The scattering tools are what made Dash popular, and they keep being our users' favourite features, especially since we keep improving them continuously. P.S. In the next Dash update, there will be a bunch of new scatter improvements; we hope you all are excited!