This blend mode defines the visibility of a Material by using an Opacity value. This blend mode defines the visibility in a binary (on/off) fashion by marking whether areas of the Material should be visible or not. This blend mode defines a surface through which light neither passes nor penetrates. This determines how the material's color is blended with background colors. Enabled when Texture Sizing Type is set to Use per property manually overriden texture sizes. Override for the Opacity Mask Texture Size. Only enabled if Opacity Mask Map is unchecked, this sets a constant value for the Opacity Mask property of the resulting merged Actor's Material. Must also use the Blend Mode for Masked to show correctly in the generated instances. This nullifies the Opacity Mask Constant property. If checked, an Opacity Mask map will be baked out for the resulting merged Actor. Only enabled if Opacity Map is unchecked, this sets a constant value for the Opacity property of the resulting merged Actor's Material. Must also use the Blend Mode for Translucent to show correctly in the generated instances. This nullifies the Opacity Constant property. If checked, an Opacity map will be baked out for the resulting merged Actor. If checked, an Emissive map will be baked out for the resulting merged Actor. Only enabled if Specular Map is unchecked, this sets a constant value for the Specular property of the resulting merged Actor's Material.

This nullifies the Specular Constant property. If checked, a Specular map will be baked out for the resulting merged Actor. Only enabled if Roughness Map is unchecked, this sets a constant value for the Roughness property of the resulting merged Actor's Material. This nullifies the Roughness Constant property.

If checked, a Roughness map will be baked out for the resulting merged Actor. Only enabled if Metallic Map is unchecked, this sets a constant value for the Metallic property of the resulting merged Actor's Material. This nullifies the Metallic Constant property. If checked, a Metallic map will be baked out for the resulting merged Actor. If checked, a Normal map will be baked out for the resulting merged Actor. This should only be used if you are already using Simplygon. Uses Simplygon's algorithm for texture sizing based on its decimation settings. Use per property manually overridden texture sizesĮnables the per texture overrides, and uses those values instead of Texture Size. This creates a biased set of so if the texture size is set to 512 it will output a 512 normal map, 256 diffuse map and 128 map for roughness specular etc (diffuse is clamped to 32x32 and roughness specular etc to 16x16)

Use automatically biased texture sizes based on TextureSize This will use the value entered into Texture Size for sizing. Use TextureSize for all material properties

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