Art of Shader Ultimate Post Process - Installation & examples

Install the Fab plugin into Unreal Engine 5.7 or 5.8, or copy the supplied ArtOfShaderUltimatePostProcess folder into your project's Plugins folder for a source installation.
Enable Art of Shader Ultimate Post Process in Edit → Plugins and restart the editor when requested. Niagara is an engine dependency.
In the Content Browser settings, enable Show Plugin Content. Open the ArtOfShaderUltimatePostProcess content folder.
Open Demo/Maps/L_PostProcess_Atlas for the collection overview. Play and move with WASD, mouse look, and Space to jump.
Use L_EditorSetup for a clean level where you can drag in an actor yourself. Use L_WeightedLayers for a configured two-layer stack and L_LocalizedEffects for world-sphere masking.

The collection overview example is included with the plugin.

Example map lighting: Enable Extend default luminance range in Auto Exposure settings in Edit → Project Settings → Engine → Rendering → Default Settings, then restart the editor if prompted. This setting is required by the included example lighting and is not enabled automatically by installing the plugin.

Source installations require the Unreal-supported C++ toolchain to build the module. The example character registers its own local input bindings and needs no copied project input mappings.

For stencil examples, set Project Settings → Rendering → Postprocessing → Custom Depth-Stencil Pass: Enabled with Stencil. Configure target mesh components to Render CustomDepth Pass and assign the matching stencil value.

Install the Fab plugin into Unreal Engine 5.7 or 5.8, or copy the supplied ArtOfShaderUltimatePostProcess folder into your project's Plugins folder for a source installation.
Enable Art of Shader Ultimate Post Process in Edit → Plugins and restart the editor when requested. Niagara is an engine dependency.
In the Content Browser settings, enable Show Plugin Content. Open the ArtOfShaderUltimatePostProcess content folder.
Open Demo/Maps/L_PostProcess_Atlas for the collection overview. Play and move with WASD, mouse look, and Space to jump.
Use L_EditorSetup for a clean level where you can drag in an actor yourself. Use L_WeightedLayers for a configured two-layer stack and L_LocalizedEffects for world-sphere masking.

Source installations require the Unreal-supported C++ toolchain to build the module. The example character registers its own local input bindings and needs no copied project input mappings.