Any way to expand the render distance?

[makemeunreal]

I recently managed to import quite a big chuck of San Andreas into Unreal. The substracted cube is 180.000 x 180.000 x 200.000uu in size which is barely enough for that chunk of the map.
The problem is that the pieces of the meshes that out span the editor will fail to render if viewed from dead on. Will render however if viewed "from behind". Is there any getaround of this?
Thanks in advance!
https://www.youtube.com/live/g_Wx_WBoaxo

[Reborn]

The mesh has a center. If the center isn't visible, the engine assumes the mesh isn't visible either. Position the center higher, or divide the mesh into several parts.

[makemeunreal]

It's already made up of 20 pieces. Will changing the "center" also change their orientation?

[Reborn]

A new version has been added to the repository: Unreal v227k_13
https://github.com/OldUnreal/Unreal-testing/releases
I haven't tested it yet.

We fixed a bug that could make meshes disappear when they were partially behind the camera

Try using it; it might fix this issue.

[makemeunreal]

Still the same. Parts of the mesh outside the conventional editor space disappear. Ingame. Tried both of your advice.

[Hyper]

Some renderers have a "Z Range Hack" option that extends drawing range. You can try it by switching to that renderer and enable the setting in advanced options or by editing the .ini file.

[makemeunreal]

It's on for all the renders I tried so far. No luck. Stuff outside the gridded editor space spazzes out and won't render.