Webinar on Ray Tracing in UE4

Epic Games has recently shared a recording of a webinar on ray tracing for architectural visualization. The session discusses setting up an Unreal Engine scene for ray tracing, using the Unreal Editor to toggle and test ray tracing scenarios, optimizing ray tracing features for real-time rendering, and more.

“Unreal Engine 4.22 is the first real-time renderer to include ray-tracing technology as part of its toolset,” noted the Unreal team. “When used with the NVIDIA RTX technology, Unreal Engine can produce real-time ray-traced transparency, soft shadows, reflections, and other lighting phenomena that previously could be produced only with raster methods in real time.”

The webinar begins with Daryl Obert, Design Specialist at Epic Games, introducing hybrid RTX ray tracing with Unreal Engine. George Matos of NVIDIA has joined the party to introduce the NVIDIA Quadro RTX GPUs and answer questions.

The webinar will tell you about:

• Setting up an Unreal Engine scene for ray tracing
• Using the Unreal Editor to toggle and test ray tracing scenarios
• Optimizing ray tracing features for real-time rendering
• Choosing the right NVIDIA Quadro RTX GPU for your needs

You can learn more about the session here.