There it is, we worked so hard on this, we hope you enjoy it

🌩️ A glimpse through the storm. 🌩️ 🗺️ First look at the island… 👀 #UEFN

"This place used to house all the savage beasts of the world. Since then we’ve expanded our definition of 'monster'." Have a look at The Keep, the first POI of many for our upcoming BR in #UEFN! More info below👇

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Here's a first look at our custom storm visuals in #UEFN for our upcoming project!

Coming soon... #UEFN #Fortnite

Fortnite Live events be like

Spent some time today fucking around with a grappling hook Spider-Man mechanic in Unreal Engine with blueprints. It looks absolutely cursed, but the momentum is surprisingly fun. Polish is for future me. #ue5 #UEFN

no way i got banned from @SUBWAY

This Must be one of the best Pins I have Seen in a Long time

I really really need this thing in my home and life @LEGOFortnite

Zombie Hunters [LEGO Roguelike] Had a 2 week period free from any other projects so I decided to build and ship an entire game in that period by myself, let me know what you think :) 7595-0595-1959 #UEFN #Fortnite

I finally figured out how to properly edit the new cliffs we’ve had since Chapter 7. If you’ve worked with the new Hera cliffs, you’ve probably noticed that they don’t expose the usual Texture Data slots in the Details panel. That makes them a pain to customize, because the material setup is still being driven by BuildingTextureData, but the reference is effectively hidden from normal editor access. After digging into the actor data, I found where that hidden TextureData reference is stored and made a small UEFN Python script that can overwrite it on selected cliff actors. The workflow is pretty simple: Create or duplicate a BuildingTextureData asset. Either assign your custom cliff material to its material slot, or replace the textures used by the Texture Data asset. Select the Hera cliffs you want to modify. Run the script, and it replaces the hidden TextureData entry with your custom asset. Under the hood, the script accesses the cliff’s internal TextureData struct and replaces the desired array entry directly, which means you can finally override the Primary/Secondary/etc. Texture Data references even though UEFN doesn’t expose them normally. This basically makes the Chapter 7 cliff system properly customizable again and opens up a lot more possibilities for custom biomes, terrain sets, cliff textures, and environment art. Here is the link: github.com/ToidiTV/UEFNPytho… #uefn #fortnite #python #FortniteCreative

We are live streaming the new Season twitch.tv/toiditv

We can do Img Media Sources👀 You can basically turn a video into an image sequence, feed it into UEFN, and use it for animated UI / media textures. Definitely gonna experiment with this more. #uefn #Fortnite

The Pump Is back With the normal AR W Season

Over the last few weeks, I’ve spent a lot of time learning and experimenting in Substance Designer, and one of my favorite things to work on has been creating custom ice textures. Here’s the progression from V1 → V2 → V3. V1 was made when I had only been creating textures for about two days, while V3 was finished just a few days ago. Really cool to see how much my work has improved in such a short amount of time. #uefn #Substancedesigner #fortnite #materials

YOU CAN NOW PLAY HYPERION GO PLAY