Thx ;)

Great ;)

I'd look up a video, but from what I remember you need to go into a program like blender, spawn a grid or a 2d plane subdivided, the more vertices on the plane the finer the detail to an extent. Then use a displacement modifier, apply your displacement map to the modifier apply and save. The model should now be displaced.

you can't. the bridge within UE5 does everything via Uasset. Mixer on the other hand cannot export to Uasset, so it won't be seen in the library. conversely, using standalone bridge you can get the mixer assets into bridge, but there is no plugin to support UE5 (becasue bridge is inbuilt), so you cannot export from standalone bridge into UE5.

Quixel Mixer allows you to export all of your different material IDs into a single set of textures, also known as a combined or packed texture. To do this, you can follow these steps: Open Quixel Mixer and select the project that contains your materials. In the project panel, select the materials you want to combine. Right-click on one of the selected materials and select "Combine Textures". In the export dialog that appears, you can configure the export options, such as the format and resolution of the packed textures. Click on the "Export" button to start the export process. Once the export is complete, you will have a single set of textures that contain all of the different material IDs from your selected materials. You can then use these packed textures in your game engine or 3D application. Note: The specific steps for exporting packed textures may vary depending on the version of Quixel Mixer you are using.

@@BuvesaGameDevelopment That is awesome, thanks a lot I was able to export all layers into a single set.

Great!