1) Create New Open World Landscape
2) Import Height Map following your procedures by adding material instance during import process
3) Setup RVT according to your instructions
4) Enable Rvt cache
The landscape will turn black when rvt cache is enabled even thougth rvt is setup correctly. If you disable rvt cache the landscape looks normal.
Temporary Fix:
Enable rvt cache on Material Instance before you import your heightmap. Then setup rvt using your rvt tools per your instructions.
Here is the result when I enable rvt cache before import
Notice most of the landscape looks normal except for the top of the mountain. This is because the OpenLand_RVT_Widget Extend Bounds is not calculating correctly in this example.
To Fix:
Increase the Z-scale of the RVT_Volume_Material
To Reproduce:
UE5 Preview 2 Windows 11
1) Create New Open World Landscape 2) Import Height Map following your procedures by adding material instance during import process 3) Setup RVT according to your instructions 4) Enable Rvt cache
The landscape will turn black when rvt cache is enabled even thougth rvt is setup correctly. If you disable rvt cache the landscape looks normal.
Test heightmap
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aq4OgSZRh__uifpl5XL7TFiGsCnTYg?e=xH7XNn
Temporary Fix: Enable rvt cache on Material Instance before you import your heightmap. Then setup rvt using your rvt tools per your instructions.
Here is the result when I enable rvt cache before import
Notice most of the landscape looks normal except for the top of the mountain. This is because the OpenLand_RVT_Widget Extend Bounds is not calculating correctly in this example.
To Fix: Increase the Z-scale of the RVT_Volume_Material