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| 1s | hey everyone my name is Jason I'm a |
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| 3s | community manager at coffee stain |
| 5s | Studios and you've seen the thumbnail |
| 6s | and title and I think we've given you |
| 8s | know we've probably given it away at |
| 9s | this point but that's right in update 8 |
| 11s | we are moving satisfactory from Unreal |
| 14s | Engine 4 to Unreal Engine 5. how |
| 17s | exciting yay |
| 24s | dance around a little bit uh on live |
| 26s | streams when people ask these questions |
| 27s | uh and it was we're really glad to be |
| 30s | able to talk about this video now |
| 31s | because it was getting to the point on |
| 33s | streams where it was like well we say |
| 35s | we're not sure if we're doing it or not |
| 36s | which was technically true but then it |
| 38s | got to a point where we're like we're |
| 40s | kind of sure |
| 41s | but we can't we can't leak it okay so |
| 44s | we're getting this video out of the way |
| 45s | and now we can just talk openly about it |
| 47s | um but yeah no we were uh investigating |
| 50s | this for quite some time and we weren't |
| 51s | sure for the longest time if we were |
| 52s | going to be committing to this change or |
| 54s | not but hey this video is here so Unreal |
| 56s | Engine 5 is coming for satisfactory so |
| 58s | yeah this uses likely very exciting to |
| 60s | hear and for a good reason as you'll see |
| 62s | throughout this video as we as we talk |
| 65s | about it it is exciting but there is a |
| 67s | couple of housekeeping things that you |
| 69s | need to know before we go on the first |
| 71s | thing that I want to do is set |
| 72s | expectations off the bat uh when we |
| 76s | release update 8 on experimental it will |
| 78s | be really really experimental okay so |
| 80s | we're transitioning uh you know from on |
| 83s | religion forward to like a major upgrade |
| 85s | to the next major version of the the |
| 87s | engine which will be Unreal Engine 5.1.1 |
| 89s | and so with that there's gonna be some |
| 91s | Growing Pains so you know if |
| 93s | experimental was experimental before at |
| 96s | launch it's gonna be really really |
| 98s | experimental okay and of course like |
| 100s | what our hope is that like when we you |
| 102s | know think things seem fine to us |
| 104s | internally but we suspect that when we |
| 106s | put it out to you guys and there's going |
| 107s | to be |
| 108s | bajillion people playing the game you |
| 111s | guys will come across any issues that |
| 113s | were missed and so please please give us |
| 116s | feedback uh on the QA site |
| 118s | questions.satisfactorygame.com and we're |
| 120s | going to use that feedback to make sure |
| 121s | we can plug all the holes in our Engine |
| 123s | 5 and make sure that the game returns to |
| 125s | to be really really stable right now |
| 127s | things seem fine okay there's no reason |
| 129s | why we feel confident that we can put it |
| 131s | out there otherwise we wouldn't do it |
| 133s | right but like |
| 135s | past experience has taught us that when |
| 138s | it goes out to everyone else any issue |
| 141s | that can happen will happen and then |
| 142s | we'll hear about it and and there's no |
| 144s | test no amount of testing in-house we |
| 145s | can do that can that can really protect |
| 148s | us against that okay so uh just setting |
| 151s | expectations it should be fine |
| 153s | but there's a there's a risk that things |
| 155s | will be uh up and down the second thing |
| 157s | I want to talk about is and if you're |
| 158s | going to give Unreal Engine 5 a go on |
| 160s | experimental when update 8 launches |
| 161s | please back up your saves uh I don't |
| 164s | have any reason that I don't know Legend |
| 167s | 5 will break your saves but whenever we |
| 169s | make these changes it's really important |
| 170s | that you back up your saves because if |
| 172s | something happens where uh your Hardware |
| 175s | is not compatible with 105 or if there's |
| 178s | just some bug in our code and that stops |
| 180s | you from playing and |
| 181s | um or or you know it gives you crashes |
| 183s | later but you've already saved over your |
| 185s | saved files then you may not be able to |
| 187s | downgrade back to the Early Access |
| 188s | version which will be running on 104 and |
| 191s | you really don't want to play those kind |
| 192s | of games okay so make sure you back up |
| 193s | your save file before this happens just |
| 196s | just as a safety precaution okay now we |
| 199s | do have a lot that we're going to talk |
| 200s | about today so I'm going to actually add |
| 201s | at the end of the video like a tldr or a |
| 204s | TLD DW I suppose in this case a section |
| 207s | at the end of the video so if you don't |
| 209s | want all of these details if you want to |
| 210s | know like what does this mean what just |
| 212s | what does it mean what happens what are |
| 214s | the cliff notes |
| 215s | um this should be we should have |
| 217s | timeline uh chapters again but if you're |
| 219s | interested in all the details keep |
| 220s | watching and we'll we'll work through it |
| 222s | all together now I'm going to break this |
| 224s | video down into two major sections the |
| 226s | first section is going to be I'm going |
| 227s | to talk about the new features that come |
| 229s | with on 105 uh that we're going to be |
| 232s | implementing also the ones that we're |
| 233s | not going to be implementing and then |
| 235s | the second part of this video will be |
| 237s | more about like well what are the |
| 238s | implications of this what does it mean |
| 240s | for stability what does it mean for |
| 241s | performance DirectX 11 what about mods |
| 244s | dedicated servers Etc what is that what |
| 246s | is what does that mean for all these |
| 248s | other things okay so those are the two |
| 250s | sections that we're going to kind of |
| 251s | talk about things so first of all let's |
| 253s | get into the new features so the three |
| 255s | big features that like are kind of like |
| 257s | uh on everyone's Consciousness when we |
| 260s | think of Unreal Engine 5 especially like |
| 261s | Gamers as well like not game developers |
| 263s | but Gamers as well is things like Lumen |
| 265s | nanite or VSM which is the virtual |
| 267s | Shadow Maps so like these are the things |
| 270s | that when people think of Unreal Engine |
| 271s | 5 that this is what you get with it and |
| 274s | and it's going to make everything so |
| 275s | much better okay so let's talk about |
| 276s | what are they first of all the first |
| 278s | thing is Lumen so what is Lumen Lumen is |
| 280s | a global illumination system in Unreal |
| 282s | Engine 5 and it based in global |
| 284s | illumination is kind of what it sounds |
| 286s | like it's a bit confusing but it's |
| 288s | basically the system that calculates |
| 289s | like how lights bounces bounce around |
| 292s | the world and all that kind of stuff and |
| 293s | how and how it calculates Reflections |
| 295s | and things like that that's what global |
| 298s | Jesus that's what Global illumination |
| 300s | means in in this context okay and so |
| 302s | Lumen is a new system for that which |
| 303s | provides |
| 305s | better uh lighting and Reflections and |
| 307s | things like that nanite is another |
| 309s | technology that's with Unreal Engine 5 |
| 310s | that is a different kind of rendering |
| 312s | method that is that doesn't follow the |
| 314s | conventional method of how we render uh |
| 317s | whole meshes in video games or how we |
| 319s | render in video games which is typically |
| 320s | how we would take a whole mesh and we |
| 322s | would actually render the entire mesh um |
| 324s | you wouldn't see it all obviously |
| 325s | because some things will block things |
| 326s | but like we'd be working with the whole |
| 328s | mesh which is the conventional way of |
| 329s | doing it if I really simplify things but |
| 332s | what nanite will do is instead it only |
| 334s | renders and like works with the relevant |
| 336s | clusters of a model in the viewport and |
| 338s | so this is like basically just means |
| 340s | that |
| 341s | there's huge performance gains if you |
| 342s | can use that I I suppose because you we |
| 344s | don't have to work with a whole mesh and |
| 346s | render the whole mesh we just have to |
| 348s | render the parts that are relevant okay |
| 350s | that's what nanite does VSM or virtual |
| 352s | Shadow Maps what VSM does is |
| 354s | um basically just a memory efficient |
| 355s | Shadow drawing technique allowing higher |
| 358s | res shadows and allowing for more |
| 360s | post-processing more post-processing |
| 362s | shadow effects which can be you know |
| 365s | great for things like art direction and |
| 366s | you know just look better in general |
| 367s | right which of these are we using and |
| 369s | which are we not do we get any of these |
| 371s | that's great that we know what these are |
| 372s | but do we do we get them first of all |
| 375s | VSM virtual Shadow Maps no we're not |
| 377s | using them uh so epic had deemed VSM to |
| 380s | be Beta And so uh that you know the fact |
| 384s | that the the technology is in beta in |
| 387s | combination of not having time to really |
| 389s | look into things means that it actually |
| 391s | that means VSM actually felt quite low |
| 393s | on the priority list and so we will not |
| 395s | be having DSM in satisfactory for update |
| 397s | 8. it's not impossible that we won't |
| 399s | have it in the future you know we we |
| 401s | might but um we're not we're not |
| 404s | committing to anything okay |
| 405s | um that's just yeah no VSM for update |
| 407s | that's all that matters as for Nano will |
| 409s | we have nanite yes we will we're going |
| 411s | to be trying to have nanite on rocks and |
| 413s | cliffs for update eight uh pending any |
| 416s | issues that we may run into uh between |
| 418s | now the time of recording and and the |
| 420s | upcoming weeks and we will try to have |
| 423s | no night on Factory elements as well uh |
| 425s | but that may or may not come with update |
| 427s | eight like if it comes it might come |
| 429s | later uh but it also may not come at all |
| 431s | all right it all depends on on how |
| 433s | things work out but that's that's the |
| 434s | intention we have when it comes to |
| 436s | nanite in satisfactory uh as for Lumen |
| 438s | uh so this is a bit different okay so we |
| 441s | will have lumen in satisfactory for |
| 444s | update eight okay but we are not going |
| 446s | to support it officially uh we're gonna |
| 449s | offer the option to people to opt into |
| 451s | Lumen if they want to try it and if they |
| 453s | have the hardware to support it but what |
| 455s | what we mean by not officially |
| 457s | supporting it is that like development |
| 458s | wise we're not going to have time to |
| 461s | flesh out the entire world to be |
| 463s | properly lit with Lumen to the way that |
| 467s | we want it to be and also prepare the |
| 470s | world to be lit without the Lumen okay |
| 472s | so we can't that that's that's kind of |
| 475s | the bottleneck there we don't really |
| 476s | have time to properly light both and |
| 480s | make them both in in accordance to like |
| 482s | our visual style that we want and our |
| 485s | art Direction and how we want things to |
| 486s | look okay so so we're not gonna craft |
| 489s | the world with lumen in mind but we will |
| 492s | give you the option to turn Lumen on or |
| 493s | off and you can use it if you want to |
| 496s | use it okay so that's what we're going |
| 498s | to be be doing the video setting will be |
| 500s | called GI or Global Illumination in the |
| 502s | video settings in the game next thing |
| 504s | that I want to talk about with this |
| 505s | Unreal Engine 5 upgrade is there's a new |
| 508s | system called the world partition system |
| 510s | okay and so there's a question here will |
| 513s | we be using the world petition system |
| 514s | and the answer is yes we will and it |
| 517s | makes sense to okay so World petition |
| 518s | system is something that helps with how |
| 520s | levels stream in and are really good for |
| 522s | open World Games satisfactory is an open |
| 524s | world game and so we have investigated |
| 527s | looked into it and we're going to be |
| 528s | using it so currently in the the version |
| 530s | of satisfactory that you all are playing |
| 531s | right now |
| 532s | um uh in Unreal Engine 4. the map has |
| 535s | been split up in a seven by six grid I |
| 538s | believe of tiles right and the map is |
| 540s | really big and so a 7x6 grid of tiles |
| 543s | means those tiles are massive they're |
| 545s | absolutely massive and you all know as |
| 547s | as players of the game that when you |
| 549s | approach uh the bounds of a tile there's |
| 551s | a small hitch and we have to load in the |
| 553s | entire next tile |
| 555s | um so that yeah so that you can move |
| 558s | through that tile right now this is |
| 560s | really inefficient because if you think |
| 563s | about it we're actually loading in a |
| 565s | whole bunch of assets that aren't |
| 567s | actually relevant to you right so when |
| 569s | you walk up to a tile and you're at the |
| 571s | front of a tile we're loading literally |
| 573s | everything including the stuff at the |
| 575s | far side of the tile that you can't even |
| 577s | see or interact with like that's |
| 579s | irrelevant to you right so this is fair |
| 580s | really inefficient we're loading so many |
| 582s | assets that don't matter to you at that |
| 584s | point we're doing it all in one go and |
| 587s | so there's a hitch and this also means |
| 589s | that without our workflow the way that |
| 591s | that worked before was that all of those |
| 592s | assets that we put down the the actors |
| 594s | right that we put down in the world on |
| 596s | those tiles they were tied to the tile |
| 598s | right so if the tire if we ever wanted |
| 601s | to render those things trigger them |
| 603s | anything we had to load the entire tile |
| 605s | and there was no way to work with those |
| 607s | actors independent of the tile however |
| 610s | now with the world petition system in |
| 612s | under Legend 5 we've moved away from the |
| 614s | actors on the tiles being tied to the |
| 616s | tile to becoming just like a a file per |
| 618s | actor thing so the actors are actually |
| 620s | independent of tiles and they're |
| 622s | actually if anything they're just tied |
| 623s | to like the location in the world that |
| 625s | they are and so like when we're |
| 626s | developing the game every actor on the |
| 628s | map has a file in the file system and |
| 631s | and and and so we can sort of this gives |
| 633s | us more sort of flexibility in how we we |
| 635s | work and do things however that won't be |
| 636s | the case for you guys when the game gets |
| 638s | cooked and built uh everything will will |
| 640s | be |
| 641s | cook down to what it needs to be right |
| 642s | now what this means is if those actors |
| 645s | aren't tied to the tile anymore and that |
| 647s | instead they're tied to a location it |
| 649s | means that we have a much more flexible |
| 650s | system now to actually break up the map |
| 654s | into smaller tiles uh chunks and we can |
| 657s | experiment with those tile chunks and we |
| 659s | can quickly and easily decide well what |
| 662s | what tile size and and tile chunks you |
| 666s | know setup is most efficient for |
| 668s | satisfactory uh before this was |
| 671s | virtually impossible because to change a |
| 673s | tile size we have to rework a whole |
| 675s | bunch of stuff and move assets on all |
| 677s | this we have to manually do that and |
| 679s | then test whether or not it works or not |
| 681s | and then if it doesn't we would have to |
| 683s | like do all of it again and then test if |
| 685s | it works now we can just very quickly by |
| 687s | changing some parameters affect how big |
| 690s | the tile size is it doesn't affect the |
| 692s | actors that are out on the map and we |
| 694s | can just more quickly tune our tiling |
| 697s | system and World streaming system to be |
| 699s | what's most effective for status Factory |
| 701s | another thing that helps us with is |
| 704s | previously whenever we wanted to make |
| 706s | any changes to any part of the world we |
| 708s | would have to check out an entire tile |
| 710s | change those actors and then submit |
| 712s | those tiles which meant large chunks of |
| 715s | the map couldn't be worked on |
| 716s | simultaneously and they run into issues |
| 719s | there was like a lot of like we need to |
| 720s | like roll back fixes or merge things |
| 722s | there's people on different branches it |
| 724s | was it was a complete Nightmare and this |
| 726s | gets rid of all of that for us so this |
| 727s | helps us so much in development and the |
| 730s | result will be a much smoother uh |
| 732s | experience for you guys we believe and |
| 734s | so how do these tweaks kind of work and |
| 736s | how would this Tech sort of work so like |
| 739s | if we if we can find a sweet spot when |
| 741s | it comes to tile size it means that we |
| 744s | can find a way to stream in only the |
| 746s | stuff that's relevant to you uh wherever |
| 748s | you are on the map which means we will |
| 750s | stream in parts of the map more often |
| 752s | but it'll be less data so the |
| 754s | expectation or the intention is that |
| 756s | there will be no hitches or smaller |
| 759s | hitches hopefully no hitches |
| 761s | um since less data needs to be loaded in |
| 763s | if we finally tune what loads in and |
| 766s | when and if we're really careful with |
| 768s | the way we do our loading our level of |
| 770s | details with models and things like that |
| 771s | our our goal that we're striving for is |
| 774s | potentially to have the whole world |
| 775s | landscape visible if you're like really |
| 777s | high up and looking down as opposed to |
| 779s | just these big tiles that are missing if |
| 781s | you get rid of the fog and it means we |
| 783s | can maybe even lighting the fog so that |
| 785s | you can allow you to see further and |
| 786s | things like that so so this feature is |
| 789s | huge and will make a huge impact on the |
| 790s | player experience it'll help us a bunch |
| 792s | with development |
| 793s | um oh and it might even it might even |
| 795s | fix um there was like a performance |
| 796s | issue that some people had where if they |
| 798s | happen to build their Factories near the |
| 800s | edges of tiles this would just create |
| 802s | certain situations where |
| 804s | um basically things would would hitch |
| 805s | and stutter more often and would be very |
| 808s | sort of inefficient and this sort of |
| 810s | does away with that issue as well so and |
| 812s | there was no way for people to know if |
| 813s | they were nearer edge of a tile or not |
| 815s | so this feature is honestly uh quite a |
| 817s | godsend for us and for satisfactory and |
| 819s | I think I think everyone is going to |
| 821s | benefit so much from it that's this is |
| 822s | the thing that I'm most excited about |
| 824s | personally the next major feature that's |
| 825s | coming with Unreal Engine 5 that we're |
| 827s | taking when we are taking advantage of |
| 828s | is TSR or temporal super resolution |
| 832s | um and so TSR is basically just an |
| 834s | upscaling algorithm to make lower |
| 836s | resolutions appear crisp at higher |
| 838s | resolutions with generally little to no |
| 841s | loss of quality but this means major |
| 843s | perform games games because you're |
| 845s | rendering at you're rendering less |
| 847s | pixels at a smaller resolution but then |
| 849s | you get to still like experience the |
| 851s | higher quality that you wanted initially |
| 852s | and this is very similar to nvidia's |
| 854s | dlss and amd's Fidelity FX it's the same |
| 858s | kind of thing there will be a setting in |
| 860s | the game to choose what percentage you |
| 861s | wish to downscale downscale your |
| 863s | resolution to so you can find hopefully |
| 865s | you'll have a lot of control there to |
| 867s | find what works best for your system if |
| 869s | you have a good GPU we recommend to use |
| 871s | this since I think it's because like a |
| 873s | lot of our game is CPU bounded so if you |
| 876s | can offload more stuff towards the GPU |
| 878s | then you're just going to get more bang |
| 879s | for your buck and and maybe even |
| 882s | relax your CPU a little bit uh but if |
| 885s | your GPU can't handle this kind of thing |
| 887s | then it's better to not use TSR it's |
| 890s | probably not going to help you okay |
| 891s | we're also adding right this isn't TSR |
| 894s | but we're also adding FXAA which is fast |
| 897s | approximate anti-aliasing which is a |
| 899s | cheaper anti-aliasing alternative for |
| 901s | people who are running on Lower spec |
| 903s | machines this is in addition to temporal |
| 906s | anti-aliasing which is what we currently |
| 908s | have in the game so you still have the |
| 911s | the regular anti-aliasing that you all |
| 913s | have been using you will hopefully be |
| 915s | able to have TSR as well if you can use |
| 917s | it and if you have lower spec machines |
| 919s | you can also try FXAA which will |
| 922s | hopefully give you better performance as |
| 923s | well the next big feature that's coming |
| 925s | with Unreal Engine 5 is going to be |
| 926s | Vehicles updates physics updates you |
| 928s | guys Unreal Engine 5 deprecated the |
| 930s | previous physics module that we used for |
| 932s | physics in satisfactory |
| 935s | um in Unreal Engine 4 but instead we're |
| 938s | now using the chaos physics system which |
| 940s | should be much much better the entire |
| 942s | vehicle physics system has been remade |
| 944s | which means when you jump in game and |
| 946s | you use these vehicles things may feel |
| 948s | different okay but they should still be |
| 951s | fine this should still be good but the |
| 954s | the vehicles may may feel a little |
| 956s | different now we think they feel better |
| 958s | um but you know at the end of the day |
| 959s | it's up to you guys you can always give |
| 960s | us your feedback whether you like them |
| 962s | or not I know that like you know when |
| 963s | people get like changed sometimes they |
| 964s | don't like to change right away if you |
| 966s | don't like it right away maybe give it a |
| 969s | little bit just give it a little bit |
| 970s | alright give it a chance and see if you |
| 971s | still don't like it if you don't like it |
| 972s | let us know in the QA site okay but do |
| 974s | give it a chance okay now this update |
| 976s | should not impact uh Automation and |
| 978s | self-driving because when you're the way |
| 981s | that the game works right now with |
| 982s | vehicles is that if you're really far |
| 983s | away from them actually their physics |
| 986s | turn off and they just kind of spline |
| 987s | move along the spline and just kind of |
| 989s | float uh between the waypoints so this |
| 991s | shouldn't make a difference to that it |
| 993s | may make a difference if you're close to |
| 995s | them you may notice if you're constantly |
| 997s | close to certain vehicles and with the |
| 999s | physics change and then the re-tuning of |
| 1001s | the vehicles that if they can't complete |
| 1003s | certain parts then they may be more |
| 1005s | inefficient and you may need to |
| 1007s | re-record some paths this really should |
| 1008s | make much of an impact when it comes to |
| 1011s | Automation and self-driving one other |
| 1013s | issue that has been highly highly |
| 1015s | reported on the QA side is that the |
| 1017s | vehicles bounce and stuff on foundations |
| 1019s | well I'm happy to report that with this |
| 1021s | change that the vehicles now Drive |
| 1022s | buttery smooth according to our |
| 1024s | programmers on foundations but there are |
| 1028s | some sloped foundations that still have |
| 1030s | some weird janky issues but those are |
| 1032s | not issues with the vehicles it may be |
| 1035s | issues with the collisions of those uh |
| 1037s | foundations this may or may not be |
| 1039s | addressed for update 8 but generally |
| 1041s | speaking they should perform better on |
| 1044s | foundations now we have also noticed a |
| 1047s | bit of a difference when it comes to |
| 1048s | random physics bugs like where things |
| 1049s | send you off flying into space but we |
| 1052s | still think that like game TM physics |
| 1054s | where weird happens is probably |
| 1057s | still in the game but we do think that |
| 1059s | there has been a big Improvement but you |
| 1061s | guys let us know let us know okay as I |
| 1063s | mentioned before vehicles have actually |
| 1064s | been tuned a little bit right so things |
| 1067s | have changed quite well I said a little |
| 1068s | bit I think they've changed maybe quite |
| 1070s | a lot so there's been changes to top |
| 1073s | speed and handling on the vehicles |
| 1074s | trucks now feel less bouncy than before |
| 1077s | they feel more heavy and they've got |
| 1079s | more mass which I know is something that |
| 1081s | people have actually given us a lot of |
| 1082s | feedback and and didn't like before |
| 1085s | explora feels a little bit more zippier |
| 1087s | now and has a bit more of a tendency to |
| 1089s | oversteer so maybe a little harder to |
| 1091s | control but if you can get used to it |
| 1093s | you're better off |
| 1095s | um the sugar cube is a little bit more |
| 1096s | stable and a bit faster we believe and |
| 1099s | the factory cart is now less prone to |
| 1101s | flipping over I think it has its Center |
| 1103s | of Mass is like a little lower now but |
| 1105s | it still handles poorly on everything |
| 1107s | but foundations that is a design choice |
| 1109s | on our part we want it to work well on |
| 1112s | foundations and not well anywhere else |
| 1113s | okay so that is staying as it is okay |
| 1116s | the handbraking system which is a space |
| 1118s | bar by default on keyboard has been |
| 1121s | improved uh now before it was all |
| 1123s | previously faked with like four uh fake |
| 1125s | forces on the vehicle but now we |
| 1127s | actually simulate a handbrake so that |
| 1129s | should be a little bit better you may |
| 1130s | have known that |
| 1132s | um previously there was like air control |
| 1133s | on the vehicles now this is not |
| 1134s | something that we saw a lot of people |
| 1136s | really making use of or taking advantage |
| 1138s | of but you could do like sick backflips |
| 1140s | and like 360 pop shove its you know off |
| 1142s | a park bench whatever that's a joke that |
| 1144s | only one person one person understands |
| 1147s | that joke why did I say it anyway you |
| 1150s | could do cool stick stuff with air |
| 1151s | control before but no one's really using |
| 1152s | it and so actually that's been removed |
| 1153s | if you don't like that if you want air |
| 1155s | control back let us know but for now |
| 1157s | it's been removed okay Vehicles also |
| 1159s | have new sounds you guys okay this has |
| 1161s | nothing to do with physics but when uh |
| 1163s | driving them when you drive the vehicles |
| 1164s | there will now be sounds per wheel so as |
| 1167s | the wheels you know not all the wheels |
| 1170s | Spin and are under the same conditions |
| 1171s | as each other and so the sound should |
| 1173s | reflect that and overall it should just |
| 1175s | sound a little bit more natural The |
| 1176s | Sounds will also better match the actual |
| 1178s | engine of the vehicle as well uh when |
| 1180s | not driving Vehicles so Vehicles like |
| 1182s | automated driving around or a friend is |
| 1184s | driving a vehicle and you know you're |
| 1185s | watching them we still use simpler |
| 1188s | sounds in those cases for optimization |
| 1189s | purposes one thing to mention here is |
| 1191s | that these physics changes do not impact |
| 1193s | trains at all one other new feature |
| 1195s | that's coming with Unreal Engine 5 is |
| 1197s | the enhanced input system the enhanced |
| 1199s | input system is just another kind of |
| 1201s | input system I don't actually know too |
| 1202s | much about the details of it but from |
| 1204s | what I understand it's easier for us to |
| 1205s | work with so development wise when we're |
| 1207s | creating new features there's like this |
| 1209s | contact system now with input so that |
| 1211s | like we can Define certain inputs |
| 1213s | depending on the context so for example |
| 1215s | one key might do something while you're |
| 1217s | working walking around but the same key |
| 1219s | might do something if you're in a |
| 1220s | vehicle or if you have a jet pack |
| 1221s | equipped or something like that and what |
| 1223s | this means for you guys is that we |
| 1225s | actually have some input bugs in the |
| 1226s | game and this should iron out those |
| 1228s | input bugs one example is I think if you |
| 1230s | hold space while holding while in a |
| 1232s | hover pack or something or jetpack and |
| 1234s | then you open up a menu and you let go |
| 1236s | of space that space persists and you |
| 1238s | keep flying you know things like that |
| 1240s | will uh will will hopefully be ironed |
| 1242s | out and it may also result in |
| 1244s | potentially more granular key binding |
| 1246s | options uh for you guys for for the |
| 1248s | player as well so some benefits there |
| 1250s | with the input system one other uh I |
| 1252s | think new feature that has come to an |
| 1254s | engine 5 is like the meta sounds feature |
| 1257s | or something for audio all right it's |
| 1258s | another like audio feature I just want |
| 1260s | to let you guys know we're not making |
| 1261s | use of this we currently use wise for |
| 1264s | our audio authoring stuff and we're |
| 1267s | continuing to to just use wise for that |
| 1270s | okay so those are the new features that |
| 1272s | have come and we've talked about what |
| 1273s | we're going to be using them we're not |
| 1275s | going to be using so what is the what is |
| 1277s | the implication of this over various |
| 1279s | things in the game so let's go through |
| 1281s | certain topics that might be of interest |
| 1282s | to you guys the first question that |
| 1284s | people might ask is are there going to |
| 1285s | be performance increases is the game |
| 1287s | going to run better now this is uh this |
| 1289s | sort of depends uh on how you sort of |
| 1292s | Define things because you could say well |
| 1294s | if I got 60 FPS before and the game I if |
| 1297s | I turn on extra things and it looks |
| 1299s | better and it still runs at 60fps it's |
| 1301s | like you're not necessarily getting more |
| 1302s | performance but then you're getting more |
| 1304s | quality right so it all depends on how |
| 1306s | you sort of like weigh this kind of |
| 1307s | stuff up but basically we think that |
| 1309s | nanite will reduce CPU overhead as the |
| 1313s | occlusion is partially done on the GPU |
| 1314s | so people who were CPM before maybe you |
| 1317s | will get |
| 1318s | um uh performance improvements better |
| 1320s | fps uh there will hopefully be gains |
| 1323s | when it comes to anti-aliasing because |
| 1325s | there's FXAA for lower respect machines |
| 1327s | now which should be more performant than |
| 1329s | the temporal |
| 1331s | um anti-aliasing that was in the game |
| 1333s | before so that's an option for people |
| 1334s | with lower specs but also for people who |
| 1336s | have beefier gpus you may be able to |
| 1338s | take advantage of TSR if we do get that |
| 1340s | in |
| 1341s | um and and get maybe more frames and |
| 1344s | better quality uh through that okay so |
| 1346s | you might get some gains there now one |
| 1348s | other thing to sort of consider here is |
| 1349s | what performance gains do we have now |
| 1352s | and what performance games will we have |
| 1354s | in the future uh now that we're |
| 1356s | switching to 105. and the thing is if |
| 1358s | we're talking about now at the time of |
| 1360s | recording what we've actually what we've |
| 1362s | actually observed observed is that the |
| 1364s | performance is actually the same or |
| 1366s | Worse okay so right now on our high spec |
| 1370s | machine when we profile that we're |
| 1371s | actually at a one millisecond loss but |
| 1374s | the thing is all of this is without the |
| 1376s | tweaks that we now have at our disposal |
| 1379s | to do okay we have these tweaks that we |
| 1381s | can now do and we haven't done them yet |
| 1383s | and so we think that anything can change |
| 1385s | between now and update a launch maybe |
| 1386s | things will improve between then |
| 1388s | um experimental launch maybe things will |
| 1391s | improve from experimental to Early |
| 1392s | Access and then maybe things will |
| 1393s | improve again be beyond that as we take |
| 1396s | full advantage of the engine okay so |
| 1399s | right now I don't think you should I I |
| 1402s | think it would be unfair and unwise and |
| 1404s | unreasonable for us to say hey |
| 1405s | everything's gonna be better now but |
| 1407s | your mileage may vary maybe it will be |
| 1409s | better for you maybe it'll be a little |
| 1411s | worse for you if it isn't good let us |
| 1413s | know let us know what's happening what |
| 1415s | kind of drops you got go to the QA site |
| 1417s | let the team know otherwise they can't |
| 1419s | help you otherwise they can't fix these |
| 1420s | things okay so let us know we really |
| 1422s | intend to work with you guys through the |
| 1424s | experimental period to make sure we can |
| 1425s | iron out as much as we can next question |
| 1428s | on people's minds will probably be |
| 1429s | stability is it going to be more stable |
| 1431s | now in Unreal Engine 5 or is it going to |
| 1433s | be stable at all really on launch right |
| 1436s | now at the time of recording uh we're |
| 1437s | hoping that at the pace that we're at uh |
| 1439s | things should be stable for the |
| 1441s | experimental release our game code is |
| 1444s | largely the same it's just mostly the |
| 1445s | engine that has changed but you never |
| 1447s | know that's still a big change and there |
| 1449s | might be issues but it is entirely |
| 1451s | possible that there are some Unreal |
| 1452s | Engine 5 related issues that we were |
| 1454s | unable to catch in-house and or without |
| 1457s | external QA testing agency we have that |
| 1460s | as well and that like there's just no |
| 1462s | replacement for putting the game out |
| 1464s | there out in the wild with you guys to |
| 1466s | see what you guys catch okay so uh so |
| 1469s | far we think it's fine uh like I was |
| 1471s | talking about before but we never know |
| 1473s | what's going to happen when we give it |
| 1474s | to you know hundreds of thousands of |
| 1475s | people so uh yeah and so the areas that |
| 1479s | we anticipate that might have some |
| 1480s | stability issues would be areas that |
| 1482s | have been reworked for example Vehicles |
| 1483s | that's a contender but if you do run |
| 1486s | into uh issues with stability uh during |
| 1491s | the experimental period the old version |
| 1493s | of the game on on Legend 4 version of |
| 1495s | the game will still be on Early Access |
| 1496s | so remember to back up your saves test |
| 1499s | out the game make sure it's stable for |
| 1501s | you before committing to your save files |
| 1504s | um and if it doesn't work out switch |
| 1506s | back to Early Access and and load your |
| 1508s | backed up saves okay another question |
| 1510s | that some people might have like a |
| 1511s | another implication of this change could |
| 1514s | be whether or not this affects Hardware |
| 1515s | requirements and uh I can say uh for |
| 1519s | sure that we will be upping our minimum |
| 1521s | spec for the game one of the reasons |
| 1523s | we're upping the minimum spec is that uh |
| 1526s | first of all the minimum spec GPU that |
| 1529s | we had listed there's no longer driver |
| 1531s | support for that uh for that lowest spec |
| 1534s | GPU anymore so that's one reason you |
| 1537s | know Nvidia doesn't even support that |
| 1538s | GPU anymore so we're not we don't want |
| 1540s | to support that GPU anymore |
| 1542s | um the other reason is that the current |
| 1543s | low spec GPU was unreasonably low in the |
| 1547s | opinions of the team |
| 1549s | um the GTX 770 is a 10 year old card and |
| 1552s | the only reason we went with it was not |
| 1553s | for any reasonable or educated reason it |
| 1556s | was like we just kind of had it we just |
| 1558s | had it in the office so like this will |
| 1560s | be on minimum we'll just shoot for this |
| 1562s | um but now that we're putting a little |
| 1563s | bit more thought into it we think that |
| 1564s | supporting that card or anything around |
| 1567s | that is unreasonably low and we don't |
| 1569s | want to shoot for that anymore now I do |
| 1571s | have some preliminary new minimum specs |
| 1574s | preliminary minimum spec is going to be |
| 1576s | the GTX 1650 uh four core CPU eight |
| 1580s | gigabytes of RAM and sort of an SSD now |
| 1584s | this is kind of a weird requirement |
| 1585s | because technically speaking the game |
| 1587s | will probably run on a regular hard |
| 1589s | drive and not an SSD and I guess that's |
| 1591s | what minimum means so like I guess I a |
| 1593s | regular hard drive would still work but |
| 1596s | the thing is nanite greatly relies on |
| 1599s | write speed okay and so an SSD super |
| 1602s | recommended also by epic so we need to |
| 1606s | do a little bit more testing on this |
| 1607s | before we can be certain but at this |
| 1609s | stage we think that running on an SSD |
| 1611s | might be required but yeah anyway these |
| 1613s | are the specs that we have for now |
| 1614s | anything is subject subject to change |
| 1616s | you can let us know what you think about |
| 1618s | these specs in the comments below are |
| 1619s | they bananas who knows okay let us know |
| 1621s | this brings us to the next point is |
| 1623s | DirectX 11 still supported uh yes |
| 1626s | DirectX 11 will we will still support |
| 1628s | DirectX 11 but DirectX 11 does not |
| 1630s | support nanite okay and so Unreal Engine |
| 1632s | 5 has a fallback system for this so |
| 1635s | hopefully we can make use of that and |
| 1636s | continue to support DirectX 11 but we'll |
| 1639s | see but the intention is that we will |
| 1641s | but our minimum spec GPU supports |
| 1644s | DirectX 12. and so we consider director |
| 1646s | 12 to be more stable than DirectX 11. we |
| 1648s | know of certain issues that DirectX 11 |
| 1650s | has that we cannot solve and so we |
| 1652s | recommend that if your GPU supports |
| 1655s | DirectX 12 you should use DirectX 12. |
| 1658s | that is actually the default in the game |
| 1660s | now as well and if there's any there's |
| 1662s | there's little to no reason not to use |
| 1664s | DirectX 12 at this point but if there |
| 1665s | are any bugs or any issues or any reason |
| 1668s | you can't use DirectX 12 then we |
| 1670s | recommend you trying Vulcan |
| 1672s | and then if that doesn't work try uh |
| 1674s | DirectX 11 as a lost Resort also make |
| 1677s | sure your drivers are up to date before |
| 1678s | you start switching them because it |
| 1679s | could be that if DirectX 12 isn't |
| 1681s | working well for you you don't have and |
| 1683s | you don't have today drivers that can |
| 1685s | make a big difference okay so make sure |
| 1686s | you get the latest drivers one other |
| 1688s | thing to mention whenever we talk about |
| 1690s | this stuff is that if you mess with your |
| 1693s | graphics renderer in the game menu and |
| 1697s | you select one that your Hardware does |
| 1699s | not support and the game crashes and |
| 1701s | that saves it means the game will crash |
| 1703s | every time you open and you can no |
| 1705s | longer open the game and you can no |
| 1707s | longer change those settings back to |
| 1709s | something that does work again some |
| 1711s | people have run into that issue before |
| 1712s | now what you can do is you can delete |
| 1715s | your game user settings dot ini file and |
| 1719s | that will delete your settings uh and |
| 1722s | restore them back to default the next |
| 1723s | time you open the game that'll send it |
| 1725s | back to DirectX 12. that file is located |
| 1727s | uh around it's in the config folder kind |
| 1730s | of by your save files I'll leave its |
| 1732s | file path in the description down below |
| 1734s | but another method that you can use is |
| 1736s | to use launch options to force a |
| 1738s | specific uh Graphics renderer so you |
| 1741s | don't have to revert all your settings |
| 1743s | back to default that's probably the |
| 1744s | better option uh now that can be a |
| 1746s | little complicated for some people if |
| 1748s | you don't know how to do it so I'm going |
| 1749s | to leave the information in the |
| 1750s | description for that as well so that you |
| 1753s | can |
| 1754s | um |
| 1755s | so that you can use launch options to |
| 1757s | force a graphics renderer go back in the |
| 1759s | game change the settings and then you |
| 1760s | can get rid of the launch option |
| 1762s | afterwards okay the next thing people |
| 1763s | will probably be asking is what about |
| 1765s | the build limit has has Unreal Engine 5 |
| 1768s | fixed the build limit |
| 1770s | um so for those of you who don't know |
| 1771s | there's actually a limit to how many you |
| 1773s | objects you can have in the game in |
| 1775s | Unreal Engine Okay this limitation is |
| 1777s | not imposed by us it's it's just kind of |
| 1779s | hard coded into the engine unfortunately |
| 1781s | and now what a u-object is is it's not |
| 1784s | what you and I think of an object in |
| 1786s | satisfactory is a uobject is an object |
| 1788s | that's under the hood of the engine and |
| 1792s | it's it means an unreal object Unreal |
| 1794s | Engine object and that does not rep |
| 1796s | necessarily represent one object in game |
| 1798s | so for example a Constructor can be is |
| 1801s | one object that we know of right but it |
| 1803s | can be made up of multiple unreal |
| 1805s | objects you objects for example they |
| 1808s | could be the Constructor mesh itself |
| 1809s | that could be the animated arms that |
| 1811s | could be another your object the input |
| 1812s | and outputs could be new um other |
| 1814s | uobjects the ladders on the sides could |
| 1816s | be more um could be you objects as well |
| 1818s | so so a Constructor is made up of many |
| 1820s | EU objects um and things like |
| 1822s | foundations are as well they're even |
| 1824s | even a foundation is not just one |
| 1826s | uobject uh or historically has not been |
| 1828s | we'll get to that but one thing that I |
| 1830s | want to make super clear is that this |
| 1832s | issue uh affects very very few people |
| 1835s | like I'm gonna pull a number out of my |
| 1837s | butt and say like it doesn't even |
| 1838s | concern 99 of players |
| 1840s | um I don't know if that number's right |
| 1841s | but it affects like very very very few |
| 1844s | people but it affects some people okay |
| 1846s | unfortunately Unreal Engine 5 will not |
| 1848s | resolve this build limit issue that |
| 1850s | we've previously have and in fact there |
| 1852s | is no change with that issue uh in |
| 1855s | update eight however |
| 1857s | uh on the plus side there has been a |
| 1860s | change recently to this issue uh which |
| 1862s | I'm not even sure if we talked about but |
| 1864s | we should have we should have talked |
| 1866s | about it |
| 1867s | um actually in update seven the previous |
| 1869s | update there was actually |
| 1872s | um a change that was made by us which |
| 1875s | went a long way to addressing this build |
| 1876s | limit issue and we did that with |
| 1878s | something called abstract instances |
| 1880s | which greatly reduces the number of view |
| 1882s | objects that are on the map so for |
| 1884s | example a single Foundation before would |
| 1886s | have been made up of three uobjects the |
| 1888s | actor itself the root component and the |
| 1890s | proxy mesh but now but as of update |
| 1892s | seven with these abstract instances they |
| 1895s | can just be one Foundation as one of you |
| 1897s | object all right and so you can see how |
| 1899s | huge of an impact that can have with |
| 1901s | regards to the object limit in the game |
| 1902s | it allows so that update allows you all |
| 1905s | to build more it doesn't move the object |
| 1907s | limit that allows you to build more and |
| 1909s | still say within the object limit it |
| 1911s | also improved Save times load times and |
| 1914s | uh improved like memory memory reduction |
| 1916s | as well we also have have some other |
| 1918s | ideas of what we can do to continue to |
| 1922s | further improve the situation with the |
| 1923s | object limit but nothing is set in stone |
| 1925s | for that regarding that and nothing more |
| 1927s | will be done for it in update eight okay |
| 1929s | so that's the status of the object limit |
| 1931s | next thing you might be wondering is |
| 1933s | well what's going to happen with mods |
| 1934s | are mods gonna work with Unreal Engine 5 |
| 1936s | uh no shot there's no way so like |
| 1937s | whenever we updated engine versions |
| 1939s | before that would break mods for this |
| 1941s | update update 8 is a major update for |
| 1943s | the game major upgrade with the engine |
| 1946s | as well there's no chance mods are going |
| 1948s | to work right now they will not work for |
| 1950s | experimental launch now the thing is |
| 1952s | that uh mods and mod support is not |
| 1954s | something that is handled by us it is |
| 1956s | unofficial we do not officially support |
| 1958s | mods but it is handled by our community |
| 1960s | and they've done an incredible job |
| 1962s | creating amazing tools for modding and |
| 1965s | there's a plethora of mods out there |
| 1967s | and as always this happens every single |
| 1970s | time mods break after major launches |
| 1973s | um and then it's up to those mod |
| 1975s | creators in the modern Community to make |
| 1976s | the changes necessary to support the |
| 1979s | game again and then those mods come back |
| 1981s | online again we anticipate a longer |
| 1983s | downtime for mods because of this |
| 1985s | upgrade but I'm sure the money Community |
| 1987s | will do the best they can to get them |
| 1988s | back online as soon as possible if you |
| 1991s | run into any crashes that if you look at |
| 1993s | the stack trace the the information that |
| 1995s | pops up on the crash reporter when the |
| 1997s | game crashes if you look at that and you |
| 1999s | see like names of mods and stuff in |
| 2002s | there it's likely the crash is likely |
| 2005s | because of the mod you used and and that |
| 2007s | is likely what will happen to many |
| 2009s | people who use mods when you try to open |
| 2010s | the game uh on experimental |
| 2013s | um when update 8 launches if that is the |
| 2016s | case the best thing to do is not reach |
| 2018s | out to us because what we will tell you |
| 2020s | is you need to go and talk to the mod |
| 2023s | Creator or the modding Community or |
| 2025s | uninstall the mods completely right |
| 2027s | clean them out using the mod loader |
| 2029s | uninstall using the mod loader uh or the |
| 2031s | mod manager mod manager rather |
| 2034s | um and those are just the things you can |
| 2036s | do because we can't actually help you |
| 2037s | with those things all right so if you |
| 2040s | run into mod related crashes go and |
| 2042s | speak to the money Community or the mod |
| 2043s | developer some people might be wondering |
| 2045s | with a big update like this has has |
| 2046s | there been any changes to Dedicated |
| 2048s | servers |
| 2050s | um or will under 195 break the servers |
| 2053s | who knows what what's the deal there so |
| 2055s | dedicated servers will remain functional |
| 2057s | there will be an experimental branch of |
| 2058s | the dedicated servers and they will be |
| 2060s | running Unreal Engine 5 dedicated |
| 2062s | servers okay |
| 2063s | um and you thought that the you thought |
| 2065s | that the dedicated servers they've been |
| 2067s | experimental this whole time and you |
| 2069s | thought they were experimental before |
| 2070s | yeah they're going to be they're going |
| 2072s | to be really experimental now okay it is |
| 2074s | likely that the dedicated servers will |
| 2075s | be less stable than they were before and |
| 2078s | I understand that a lot of people were |
| 2079s | frustrated at the stability and lack of |
| 2081s | updates that dedicated servers were |
| 2082s | getting before and this is gonna suck to |
| 2084s | hear because this is a uh this is a |
| 2086s | downwards trajectory right like things |
| 2088s | are getting worse for the dedicated |
| 2089s | servers so I can understand frustration |
| 2092s | uh and annoyance at that for sure but I |
| 2096s | just want to reiterate we've said this |
| 2097s | before in the past dedicated service |
| 2099s | will get more love they will get more |
| 2101s | work done to them we have planned to |
| 2103s | improve features for them on top of |
| 2105s | ironing out any issues as well so there |
| 2108s | will be updates dedicated service I'm |
| 2110s | sorry that they're not coming for this |
| 2112s | one and I'm sorry that things might get |
| 2113s | a little worse than I could service now |
| 2115s | but |
| 2116s | mark my words we plan on fixing them |
| 2119s | okay so uh yeah you might be wondering |
| 2121s | what version of Unreal Engine 5 we're |
| 2123s | going to be upgrading to it's going to |
| 2124s | be Unreal Engine 5.1.1 I think I did |
| 2127s | mention that earlier but just putting |
| 2129s | putting it out there you might be |
| 2131s | wondering why did we decide to do this |
| 2132s | change is it a lot of work why did we |
| 2134s | decide to do that and the answer is |
| 2135s | because we're masochists all right we're |
| 2138s | game developers all right we hate |
| 2139s | ourselves uh no but the real reason is |
| 2141s | that like um this is future proofing we |
| 2144s | believe we think it's necessary at some |
| 2145s | point to do it and so we might as well |
| 2147s | just do it now if we don't do it now we |
| 2148s | have to do it later but if we do it now |
| 2149s | then we can get it over and done with |
| 2151s | and iron things out with you guys in the |
| 2154s | meantime okay so it's probably better to |
| 2155s | just do it now there's other features |
| 2157s | that are you know super worth it like |
| 2158s | the chaos physics system uh Lumen |
| 2161s | um we think there's going to be |
| 2162s | long-term performance gains also the |
| 2164s | world petitioning system is just such a |
| 2165s | massive gain like why wouldn't we want |
| 2167s | that right that was a huge deciding |
| 2169s | factor you might be wondering how long |
| 2171s | did it take it's taking about four or |
| 2172s | five months but initially it wasn't it |
| 2174s | was only just a handful of key people |
| 2176s | who are working on it and investigating |
| 2178s | it but then when we got to the point |
| 2179s | where we were like yes we definitely |
| 2180s | want this then more people got on board |
| 2182s | and we and then we committed to it and |
| 2185s | we made it happen Okay but in total took |
| 2187s | about four or five months do we think |
| 2189s | it's worth it uh short term it depends |
| 2191s | who you ask actually some people say yes |
| 2193s | some people say ow no no Make It Stop ow |
| 2197s | some people say owies |
| 2200s | for example a notable one that you guys |
| 2203s | kind of saw the effects of was a few |
| 2205s | weeks back we had to delay one of our |
| 2208s | teasers because snoot was trying to take |
| 2210s | in-game footage that's what he was |
| 2212s | dealing with |
| 2222s | he was trying to take in-game footage |
| 2224s | for the teaser trailer and the Shadows |
| 2228s | were being a pain and then he fixed that |
| 2231s | and then it was just crashing Non-Stop |
| 2232s | and we had other people help him and it |
| 2234s | was a complete nightmare uh and then the |
| 2237s | teaser had to get delayed and so in |
| 2238s | those cases does it feel like it's worth |
| 2240s | it no it feels awful but long term we |
| 2244s | truly do believe that this is the right |
| 2245s | move uh yeah long term it will really |
| 2248s | pay off and so there may be growing |
| 2250s | pains there have been growing pains for |
| 2251s | us internally and there may be growing |
| 2254s | pains for you guys on the experimental |
| 2256s | launch of update eight and we'll sort of |
| 2258s | just see what we can do from that point |
| 2259s | on but we think in the end right at the |
| 2261s | end of the day right it's going to make |
| 2263s | for a better game and that is what is uh |
| 2265s | most important we feel all right so |
| 2266s | that's pretty much all I wanted to talk |
| 2268s | about but as promised I'm going to just |
| 2269s | give a tldr because this video has been |
| 2271s | massive absolutely massive okay and so |
| 2274s | let's just do a quick tldr of what this |
| 2278s | means for satisfactory and what you guys |
| 2280s | can expect so first of all we anticipate |
| 2282s | growing pains from the launch of update |
| 2285s | 8 on the experimental version of the |
| 2286s | game and then we'll we don't know what |
| 2288s | that like ironing out process will be |
| 2289s | like but we do expect that and this also |
| 2291s | includes dedicated servers we do however |
| 2294s | believe that this will improve things |
| 2295s | greatly in the long run we do believe it |
| 2297s | is worth it there are also a slew of new |
| 2299s | features that come with Unreal Engine 5 |
| 2301s | that we can take advantage of so we |
| 2302s | believe that that is absolutely worth it |
| 2304s | and for example |
| 2305s | um there's going to be better vehicle |
| 2307s | physics with the chaos engine there's |
| 2308s | going to be more efficient world map |
| 2310s | streaming with a world petition system |
| 2312s | that's going to be better lighting with |
| 2314s | Lumen for those of you who can take |
| 2316s | advantage of lumen there's going to be |
| 2318s | better key binding uh for the player and |
| 2320s | less input bugs when it comes to that we |
| 2323s | also think that it's gonna just gonna be |
| 2324s | better Fidelity in general when it comes |
| 2326s | to utilizing nanite where possible so |
| 2328s | yeah a whole bunch of new features |
| 2330s | um coming with Unreal Engine 5 that we |
| 2332s | can take advantage of in in |
| 2334s | um satisfactory overall we expect |
| 2336s | similar or slightly worse performance at |
| 2339s | the launch of update 8 experimental for |
| 2341s | some folks but we do expect that after |
| 2344s | some tweet tweaks with uh Community |
| 2347s | feedback that uh we're actually quite |
| 2349s | confident that performance will improve |
| 2350s | Over time however other new features |
| 2352s | like nanite and anti-aliasing options |
| 2355s | like TSR and FXAA will hopefully be able |
| 2358s | to be utilized by you guys and so that |
| 2360s | you get more bang for your buck when |
| 2362s | when it comes to Performance and and |
| 2364s | hopefully it will mitigate some of your |
| 2365s | performance issues if you have them so |
| 2367s | we'll see how that goes and finally we |
| 2370s | think that mods will for sure break at |
| 2372s | the experimental launch of update 8. it |
| 2374s | is up to the morning Community to make |
| 2376s | the changes they need to their tools and |
| 2378s | to mods to support the new versions of |
| 2380s | the game moving forward if you run into |
| 2382s | the run into any mod related crashes |
| 2384s | these are not uh things that we can |
| 2386s | solve you will have to go to the mining |
| 2387s | Community or the mod developers |
| 2388s | themselves |
| 2390s | get an update on what's going on there |
| 2392s | okay so that's the situation with mods |
| 2394s | and that's the tldr that's that's all of |
| 2396s | it in a nutshell if you want any more |
| 2397s | information about specifics about what I |
| 2399s | just said and you fast forwarded to here |
| 2400s | go back and watch the whole video okay |
| 2402s | but in any case thank you so much for |
| 2404s | hanging out with me if you made it to |
| 2405s | the end congratulations I hope you're |
| 2407s | excited I hope everything goes as smooth |
| 2409s | as possible with this launch but uh |
| 2412s | these are bold and brave steps and I |
| 2415s | think it's going to be worth it in the |
| 2416s | end so thank you so much for watching |
| 2417s | this video I hope you enjoyed it if you |
| 2419s | did leave a like thanks Jace helps a lot |
| 2421s | in the comments and I will catch you all |
| 2423s | next time have a lovely weekend and take |
| 2425s | care bye everyone |
| 2433s | all right now we're done holy holy holy |
| 2436s | holy cow holy |
| 2439s | holy cow what a video |