Hello guys
I have created a virtual screen in unreal engine and exported it to Aximmetery, but when i get a video input turns out to be washed out, and i cant quite understand why, and i tried with the same video input on the demo stage of aximmetery but it looks all good, can anyone kindly help me to solve this issue?
DEMO STAGE
MY STAGE
I might be mistaken, but I think this is because the demo set is using aximmetry's internal render engine, which doesn't glow by default, and you're using unreal engine in your version, where everything luminescent glows by default, hence the white spill everywhere and washed out look.
Hi,
As others wrote you can try to adjust the postprocesses.
There are however a few more thing you can do.
To remove some of the lightings and "glow effects" from the video
in Unreal, we suggest using a base material that is more complex
than the default Unreal material.
As real-world TV screens emit light, we suggest starting by using
an unlit material with Emissive color. Like below:
You may also experience jittering or washed-out screens because of the
Anti-Aliasing of Unreal engine. Our implementation of Unreal
Engine uses a custom render pass to exclude certain meshes from the AA.
Setting the used mesh's "Render CustomDepth Pass" to true and
"CustomDepth Stencil Value" to 8 will prevent Anti-Aliasing. You
can find both settings in the Advanced part of the Rendering of a
mesh. Like below:
We suggest you to set it to your tv screen as well.
Best Regards
Hello Community
I have the same problem, someone help us with this,
regards,