You can set a more precise pivot point by disabling this property. When enabled, the Sprite's Pivot Point will snap to be aligned with the sprites pixel grid. Reference the Source Image's Dimensions, Height ( X) and Width ( Y) after any trimming. When enabled, the source file swaps the X and Y dimensions, effectively rotating the Sprite Sheet and all extracted Sprites 90 degrees counter-clockwise. When enabled, the source file will use the Origin in Source Image Before Trimming and Source Image Dimension Before Trimming properties to atlas the sprite. Reference the Source Image's Dimensions, Height ( X) and Width ( Y) before any trimming. Reference the Sprite's origin within the Source image prior to atlasing. Selecting the Custom option, will allow you to manually set a Custom Pivot Point using X and Y values. You can also set the pivot point by selecting a preset location using the drop down menu. You can set the pivot point in the View Sprite Editor mode's viewport using the widget. Set the point at which the sprite can pivot. By default, this property is set to 1, which sizes the sprite so that one pixel of the sprite is 1 Unreal Unit ( cm) by 1 Unreal Unit. Set the scaling of the Sprite in the level. This material is the default material used when no other material is assigned.įor more information about Sprite Materials, see the Sprite Materials documentation. These textures can be referenced and applied during gameplay using Blueprints.Īssign a Default Material to use when rendering the Sprite. Set additional source textures that occupy numerical slots. Reference the source texture or sprite sheet asset. Position within the source texture, or sprite sheet, in pixels.ĭimensions within the source texture, or sprite sheet, in pixels. For mode specific property descriptions, see the associated Sprite Editor Mode section. These mode restrictions are noted in the editor and within the property descriptions. Some properties are only accessible within specific Editor modes.

Here you can reference the Sprite Editor properties and a description of their functionality:

Using the View Sprite Editor mode you can modify the sprite's properties such as its Materials and Pivot Mode. The Sprite Editor features Four Modes you can use to modify and edit sprites in Unreal Engine. This is helpful to actually align sprites and the collusion and render boundary shapes. Here you can snap all collisions or render boundary shape vertices to the sprites pixel grid. Here you can add a circle collision shape while working within the Edit Collision Sprite Editor mode. The Sprite Editor will automatically connect new vertices with existing ones. After selecting the Add Polygon tool you can click within the viewport to create a new vertex for the custom shape. Here you can add a custom polygon collision or render boundary shape while working within the Edit Collision or Edit RenderGeom Sprite Editor modes. Here you can add a box collision or render boundary shape while working within the Edit Collision or Edit RenderGeom Sprite Editor modes. Here you can open the Extract Sprites window to re extract sprite from the sprite sheet the current sprite is from while working within the Edit Source Region Sprite Editor mode. Here you can toggle the sprite names to be overlaid over the sprites in the viewport while working within the Edit Source Region Sprite Editor mode.

Here you can toggle the bounding boxes that contain the other sprites within the sprite sheet while working within the Edit Source Region Sprite Editor mode. The current sprite will be highlighted while the remaining sprites in the sprite sheet will appear darker. Here you can toggle the sprite viewport to show the current sprite in the context of the sprite sheet it was extracted from while working within the View Sprite Editor mode. Here you can reference the unique Toolbar tools that you can use when working with Sprites in the Sprite Editor. Here you can reference an overview image of the Sprite Editor, with highlighted tools and panels. To open the Sprite Editor, double-click the a sprite in the Content Browser, or open multiple by selecting many sprites, right-clicking, and selecting Edit from the Context Menu. Using Unreal Engine's Sprite Editor you can make adjustments to your character, object and Tile Sprites. After adding Sprites to your project, you may have adjustments or modifications to the Sprite's size, collision or rendering behaviors.

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