If you are creating environments in @UnrealEngine, you will love the Dash plugin. It contains all the world-building tools and features you could have ever wished for.

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A new way of buying assets in Unreal Engine has just been introduced! Dash 1.9.3 is here, and with it comes the new Dash Asset Marketplace. You can now buy individual assets from high-quality creators super smoothly directly in Dash. To start us off, we got the full

As we know, a lot of people use Megascans from @quixeltools, we tried to make it as easy as possible to adjust their materials using Dash. We got a 14-day free trial, so download Dash for @unrealengine and let us know what you think. We really appreciate all the feedback we can

Scattering is one of Dash's biggest strengths, yet many users never explore the power of using several scatter tools in the same setup. This approach allows you to create far more complex procedural environments, like these cliffs, directly inside UE5. Let us know below if you

Did you know that you can combine several Dash tools and build fully procedural assets, like this bridge, super easily, inside of Unreal Engine? Let us know if you want the full tutorial! 👇

Dash’s UE5 physics tools are part of nearly all our projects. The ability to achieve natural asset placement this easily is incredibly valuable.

Here’s a great example of what you can build with Dash’s procedural scattering tools. Making structures like this has never been this easy in Unreal Engine.

If you haven't already gotten yourself a Dash license, you have a few more days to take advantage of our Black Friday Deal. Head to our website, and you will be able to get a Dash perpetual license with a 25% discount. Our perpetual licenses include 12 months of updates, so you

We’re excited to release the Dash Demo Level for Unreal Engine 5. The project contains 18 sections, each dedicated to a specific Dash tool, allowing artists and teams to explore workflows, understand outputs, and speed up world-building inside UE5. Walkthrough Video:

DASH BLACK FRIDAY DEAL IS LIVE 🎉 All through November, you can get any perpetual Dash license at 25% off! If you’ve been thinking about adding some awesome world-building tools to your Unreal Engine 5 workflow, now’s the perfect time to grab them at a great discount.

UE 5.7 support is now available in Dash!💥 Re-download and install Dash 1.9.2, and you can keep using the Dash world-building tools for all your future Unreal Engine 5.7 projects!

Procedural scattering is not only useful for building large worlds, it is also perfect for adding amazing details to hero assets! ☘️☘️☘️ And remember, one of the major advantages of Dash compared to PCG is that it is incredibly easy.

If you like to use Megascans in your Unreal Engine projects, you should check out the material features of the Dash plugin. We make it incredibly easy to blend 3 Megascans textures and also blend your assets with your surfaces using RVT.

With the easy-to-use scattering tools in Dash, one can build levels, such as this stylized town, incredibly quickly. And of course, everything is procedural, so that you can adjust it equally fast.

Did you know that the Dash plugin has two fog tools for UE5? A fog plane and a volumetric fog, but you can, of course, customize them both to match your Unreal Engine project.

If you are building sci-fi or industrial UE5 environments, you might want to check out our procedural cable and pipe tools. Both of these tools are available within our Unreal Engine plugin Dash, among a bunch of other world building tools.

One awesome but unknown UE5 tool is the Dash RVT Blending, it let's you blend your Megascans meshes with your surfaces in seconds. Maybe it's something to try in your next Unreal Engine project?

Did you know that you can deform the procedural terrain from Dash in UE5? And then combine that with our scattering tools and water plane to quickly create a swamp environment for your next Unreal Engine project?🔥

We don't only believe it should be easy to add weather effects in UE5, we also think that it should be easy to add all sorts of details to your scenes. To accomplish this we also have tools for scattering, RVT, falling leaves and much more. And remember, you can try the Dash

We believe it should be really easy to add weather effects in Unreal Engine 5. And that's why we have included a rain and snow tool, and the ability to add rain, snow and water puddles to your materials. All inside our UE5 plugin Dash.