Bassline303 - thanks for the volumetric clouds tutorial! Great work as always

With Grooms, it looks like they chug the system the same way a heavy duty Daz hair would. 
If the Groom has low strand count, it is very lightweight on the engine.  If it is a lot of strands, it will slow it down. 
Strand count in a Groom is similar to polygon count on a Daz-type hair.

Hello TonyDPrime
I hope the Groom Hair will get a little better in UE 4.26, not everyone can buy an RTX3090.
I've now done a test with fewer strands.
UE 4.25 Power Ik and Blender Groom Hair Interpolated.
Where does this Groom Mixed Shader come from?:):)
Greetings rosuckmedia

Hi Rosuckmedia! As I mentioned, I think your character is hilarious. I do notice some flickering on his gums as he walks toward camera. Are you rendering directly from the Sequencer, or are you using the Movie Render Queue? 

haha Robert , all in  ;-)
In UE4.26 Groom works much better , also for non RTX3090 Cards.

Charly vs. Rob   :D:D:D

While testing foot IK (tested stairs, but as expected, that did not work well),
this short "short" arose...




Toystorylab on Vimeo :     Crassitudes (my "Alter Ego") on Youtube: 

Super Cool Toy ,   
steps have to be hand or mocap suit animated , i guess , IK will only help to place it but can't control the stride length ...

@JoeGideon,
You have very good eyesight, I didn't even notice.
Rendered it from the sequencer.
Will use Movie Render tomorrow.

Hi Bassline,
Haha, is Cool, My poor robot:):)
Thanks for information.
Greetings Robert

Yepp as more strands you have as more POwer & VRam is needed...but in UE4.26 you can decrease the strands and use LODs...(thats new)
So while working on your animations , you can work with decreased hair or hair cards ( UE4.26 converts Strands to hair cards).
For final rendering you go back to high strands....

I am a big fan of Audio Visualizations and Niagara can do it very well in realtime , but there is still no support for Sequencer Renderings , only runtime. :w00t: