LogInDylan Browne is stress-testing the RTX 4090.
We've already got a glimpse of Nanite Foliage, a voxel-based technique for rendering dense, high-detail forests, featured in The Witcher 4 and set to officially debut in the next major Unreal Engine release, thanks to Dylan Browne.
The developer has now released a full demo titled Range, showcasing his latest experiment in pushing the limits of an Unreal Engine scene on an RTX 4090 with Nanite Voxelization in UE5-Main. Here, over 200 trillion polygons are distributed using PCG across a 16K-resolution landscape created in Houdini.
Dylan mentioned that it runs at 30 FPS in the editor and has also put together a breakdown, in case you're interested in seeing how it was made:
The UE5-Main branch, currently hosting Unreal Engine 5.7, is available to download from GitHub. Just make sure you're logged in, or you might get a 404 error.
Dylan Browne often shares his experiments with Unreal Engine builds, such as ray-traced translucency from UE 5.6, so follow him on X/Twitter and LinkedIn to stay updated.
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