You know you'll have done it right, because if you move the edges of the photo, or the white dots in each corner of the picture, the image's size will remain square no matter how you manipulate it. Once you enter edit mode, click to the right on the 'Aspect ratio' button, and make sure you're cropping in 'Square' or 'Original - Square'. This can be done by opening your desired image with Microsoft Photo, the default app, and clicking 'Edit & Create' in the top right corner, and choosing the first option, 'Edit'. Why? Because I’ve learned so much from the UE community, I thought it would be nice to give back.For these decals, we only need your photo cropped in a square, for convenience. I made this tool for my personal use but as there was interest from others I decided to package it up and make it publicly available.

Fully extensible - Additional texture maps can be added if required, runtime commands can also be added (i.e.

Pre-populated profiles to help get started (Puddles, Brick Patches, Cracks, Blood, Sludge, Dirt, Stains etc.).

Focused on performance - simple decals will use cheaper materials.

Offers basic and advanced (procedural) decal capabilities.

Very simple to use (uses a single Blueprint).

Requires very few texture maps (just Albedo and Normal maps required along with Greyscale masks which are included).I also hadn’t made it publicly available until now! *NOTE - I previously showcased this under the name Decal Master but changed the name as there was an old Unity Asset with this name. Please find both the showcase video and download link to Decal Champ, the FREE Decal Generation Tool for UE5.

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