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Lighting Manager

The Lighting Scalability Manager in Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN) is used to hide and show lights and post process volumes (PPV) based on specific scalability settings (cinematic, epic, high, medium and low). This allows you to customize and optimize your lighting per platform and situation.

Behind the scenes the Lighting Scalability Manager is listening to changes in Global Illumination Quality.

Using the Lighting Scalability Manager

The Lighting Scalability Manager can be found in the ContentBrowser under All > Fortnite > Lighting > Tools.

Finding the Lighting Scalability Manager

To use the Lighting Scalability Manager:

  1. From the Content Browser search for the Lighting Scalability Manager in the search bar, drag the Lighting Scalability Manager thumbnail into the viewport. The thumbnail is replaced with an Editor Icon in the scene.

  2. Open the Actor dropdown menu in the toolbar and select a light actor to add to the scene.

    Open the Actor dropdown menu to select a light

  3. In the Outliner, rename your lighting actor Low.

  4. In the Outliner duplicate the lighting actor until you have two more copies, then rename them:

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