Polygonflow Dash

If you’ve been looking for a powerful set of tools for Unreal Engine, Dash is built for you. Dash comes with a large library of tools and workflow features for all kinds of UE5 projects, from games and cinematics to archviz, automotive showcases, and large-scale environments. And until May 31st, you can get a perpetual Dash license for 25% off. Included in Dash: • Intuitive procedural scattering • Unified content browser • Custom procedural meshes • Integrated physics tools • Easy material and atmosphere tools • Tons of workflow enhancement features Whether you’re working solo or inside a studio, Dash gives you faster ways to build, dress, manage, and polish your Unreal Engine worlds. There are easily 5+ features in Dash you’re going to love.

Dash 1.11 is here, bringing a major upgrade to procedural worldbuilding in Unreal Engine 🎉 You can now draw complete procedural setups directly in the viewport with full control over shape and scale. Roads, bridges, cliffs, forests, pathways, and more can now be created interactively in seconds. Dash 1.11 also adds: • 18 new built-in presets • Instant access to your own project assets • New Content Browser filters • Various fixes and workflow improvements The full release video is available on the Polygonflow Dash YouTube channel. 🔥

Large open worlds, stylized environments, fast prototypes, modular level design, Dash is built to support all kinds of UE5 workflows. This procedural town is just one example of how the tools can be used, but Dash is just as effective in larger productions and complex pipelines. Dash has something for everyone, from individual creators to full teams.

Two of the tools available in the Dash plugin library are our Fog Card and our Volumetric Fog. Here you can see an example of how these can be used to improve the look of this Unreal Engine environment. If you are curious about what other tools are available in our UE5 plugin, let us know. We are happy to showcase what's possible with Dash! 👏

If you haven't seen the latest Dash environment breakdown on YouTube, you should really check it out. Tamas Nagy goes through how he created this archviz environment and what procedural tools were used in the process. 

The Dash Content Browser is now available for free on FAB. A modern asset browser built for fast asset workflows in Unreal Engine. • Thousands of free, high-end PBR assets • Drag & drop local UE5 assets between projects • Optional AI search tags • Smart Collections for teams and individuals Get it now on FAB and let us know if you have any feedback 🙏 https://lnkd.in/eCCjDa5G

We created a cinematic archviz environment in UE5 using Dash as part of the new Re: Novation Challenge from 3DModels.org This video is both an environment breakdown and a look into our workflow for building architectural visualization scenes quickly with UE5 & Dash. Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/dsqjp3sv

If your workflow depends on references, moodboards, screenshots, videos, PDFs, or social clips, FrameRef is something you should check out. It’s our standalone reference tool for artists and creators who need more than static image boards. Collect, organize, compare, and transform references in one place, whether you're working in Unreal Engine, Blender, or any other visual production pipeline. We’re continuously improving FrameRef with new features and workflow upgrades, and we’d love more people to test it and share feedback with us.

Still placing 3D assets by hand? Physics Drop and Physics Paint are UE5 tools in Dash built for fast, natural placement. Scatter, drop, and paint directly in the viewport. Let gravity, collisions, and motion do the heavy lifting. Get believable results, without manual tweaking.

Another part of the Dash plugin for Unreal Engine is procedural meshes. Two examples are our Cable Tool and Quick Pipe, which you can use in environments like this to quickly add cables and pipes. As usual, you have full control over all available parameters to get the perfect result for your specific use case.