Creating a reference image post process material in UE4

[@X3PH1S]

Only video I could find going over this, thank you.

[@ReinaldoGonzalezreix2x]

Excellent Tutorial, thanks!

[@remon563]

always wanted this in Unreal, thanks for showing us this technique!

[@ChrisChoiThird]

Thank you. It really helps me.

[@Jmdee]

Thank you so much for sharing this...it saved me so much hassle trying to match concept art. 🍻

[@AXIOMATIC854]

@3:00 you created a LERP node. I am a beginner. How did you create that?

[@samizo5842]

Very smart 👌🔥👏

[@DanAndDax]

Thank you for making this tutorial. It was super helpful!

[@carsoncarr-busyframes619]

nice. I'm trying to do this but with an alpha channel. I just want to overlay it and don't need to blend. Is that impossible since blend modes are disabled in the post process domain?

[@lucasannunziata]

You could try using the alpha as a mask in a lerp?

[@samizo5842]

How to create lerp node?

[@tariq0513]

Left-click + L key in the editor

[@samizo5842]

@@tariq0513 thanks

[@SebastianChamaca]

I love the tutorial, but I followed along and I can get my material to fade, but it fades to a black frame as opposed to letting me see through the reference image so I can match a frame. Any ideas?

[@paulconnon549]

Thank you!

[@stereosteyn]

thanks so much!

[@re5128]

very helpfull!