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1. Re: Ue4 - Levels and curves node for texture adjustments?

   

   Reply by musashidan · Jun 2018 · Home› Unreal Engine

   There are functions like CheapContrast: The CheapContrast function boosts the contrast of an input by remapping the high end of the histogram to a lower value, and the low end of the histogram to a higher one. This is similar to applying a Levels adjustment in Photoshop, and pulling the black and white flags in a bit. The…

2. Ue4 - Levels and curves node for texture adjustments?

   

   Topic by melviso · Jun 2018 · Home› Unreal Engine

   I was wondering if there are nodes in ue4 material editor that are similar to Photoshop like the levels and curves where u can edit these nodes and it affects the textures in viewport?

3. Re: Ue4 - Levels and curves node for texture adjustments?

   

   Reply by melviso · Jun 2018 · Home› Unreal Engine

   @musashidan Thanks mate. Will check them out

4. Re: Ue4 - Levels and curves node for texture adjustments?

   

   Reply by melviso · Jun 2018 · Home› Unreal Engine

   @sprunghunt Agreed. I will just have to make do with what ue4 has. Thanks mate :- )

5. Re: Ue4 - Levels and curves node for texture adjustments?

   

   Reply by sprunghunt · Jun 2018 · Home› Unreal Engine

   You can do things within a shader that adjust adjust contrast and brightness. For example using a multiply node to darken a texture. But they're not as user friendly as anything photoshop does and it's not as efficient as having textures that look correct to start with.

6. Re: Ue4 - Levels and curves node for texture adjustments?

   

   Reply by melviso · Jun 2018 · Home› Unreal Engine

   Thanks for the clarification. I was hoping for a way to only tweak textures on a material basis. If the texture properties is tweaked, it updates throughout the whole project.

7. Re: Ue4 - Levels and curves node for texture adjustments?

   

   Reply by sprunghunt · Jun 2018 · Home› Unreal Engine

   There is nothing like that in the material editor. However in the texture properties themselves there's a "adjustments" section. There's a few values in there you can adjust to do simple color and brightness operations. https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-us/Engine/Content/Types/Textures/Properties