How to fix the problem of post-process settings not showing up

[noonka]

To see the missing options, you need to click on the down arrow to show more options. Once a certain number of options have been selected, they become hidden unless you click on this area of the node "MakePostProcessSettings".

Another thing, is there a way to know if the user has a graphics card compatible with hardware ray tracing in order to hide or show the graphical options, similar to how it’s done with DLSS?

PS: Congrats for your great work

[Adriwin06]

To see the missing options, you need to click on the down arrow to show more options. Once a certain number of options have been selected, they become hidden unless you click on this area of the node "MakePostProcessSettings".

Bruh it was only that 😭🤣
You can make a pull request since you are the one who find the problem is you want :)

Another thing, is there a way to know if the user has a graphics card compatible with hardware ray tracing in order to hide or show the graphical options, similar to how it’s done with DLSS?

I searched everywhere for this, but the only way I found to get informations like that about the GPU is trough a paid plugin on the Marketplace, so I can't add it in this open source project...

PS: Congrats for your great work

Thanks 😊

[Adriwin06]

Ok it showed up in my vault, nice

[Adriwin06]

and yeah good idea the array, but it will need manual update for every new GPU...

[noonka]

i'm making my own framework and i have a data asset where i configure a lot of things, i can add the array to it and make it a little more easy to update, but if i don't update the game with each new model, yeah, it's a problem

[Adriwin06]

I guess it's time to start using C++ and do something like that:

#include "RHI.h"
#include "RHIDefinitions.h"
#include "YourProjectName.h" // Project's header file
#include "RayTracingSupportHelper.generated.h"

UCLASS()
class PROJECTNAME_API URayTracingSupportHelper : public UObject
{
    GENERATED_BODY()

public:
    UFUNCTION(BlueprintCallable, Category = "Ray Tracing")
    static bool IsRayTracingSupported()
    {
        // Check if the GPU supports Ray Tracing
        return GSupportsRayTracing;
    }
};

[noonka]

Yeah, its look more promising