How To Change A Material/Texture Colour In Unreal Engine 4/5 (Tutorial) | How To Tint A Material

[@gunaysametmogulkoc8850]

Helpful, simple and fast! Thanks man!

[@MrElgate]

Thank you. I used it to change the eye color of a character so I can confirm it still works in 2024

[@globaled1694]

absolute gigachad taught me in literally 2 minutes

[@kidretro3578]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!

[@edgarramirezgaeta621]

Quick and to the point, great video, thank you

[@mangalisoxaba498]

Thanks Matt, that was a great lesson Sir.

[@Vexod14]

A few points if I may suggest : using just a multiply + vector 4 nodes, and nothing else. Let me explain : Multiply will do the job as long as the color your multiply over it is close. You can use a grayscale texture instead of a colored one (when possible, like with this wooden planks, reddish color isn't useful if you intend to tint that later). Then the multiply by float is too much as well, since you can specify more than 1 in the Value channel of your vector4 color to do the same effect ;)

[@artemaung5274]

What you described is very useful if you want to completely remove all color information - like perfectly painted surfaces for example. I will probably use it in my project. But keeping the original 3-color texture maybe useful if you want to see all the richness of colors in original material texture and lerp it with tint color. This way you still have all the original subtlety of colors and yet can also tint it for look like stained wood.

[@DanceMedicine]

easy to follow and straight to the point, thank you

[@BeCoin]

Hello matt can you make a video about tags i watch your pick and drop item video but i dont understand how to make more one tag in my controls because i dont have to copy all pick/drop controls to make new tag and thank you for your awesome videos

[@mae2309]

nice and simple. straight to the point... THUMBS UP!! I wa slookign for this.. thank you mate

[@DarkPlayerBr]

Thank you very much, I had a completely terrible method that caused the texture to have a color that didn't match

[@heresmynovel331]

A question ✋🏻 How can we have two different colors for both sides of a wall for example??????

[@kvanck5576]

Great. Thank you

[@mafiap2102]

Hi can you make a tutorial on how to make a spraypaint blueprint

[@DanielsChannelNo2]

hey uhm for a true color picker wouldnt u wanna convert the allready colored texture to a greyscale before? so the color u pick is rly the one u gonna get? like using the desature node should do it

[@HuwRees]

Thank you - this is what I needed!

[@finesseandstyle]

Using desaturate would make this a true color picker but if you have more than one main color in your texture, you'd lose all detail there

[@DanielsChannelNo2]

@@finesseandstyle yes for that u would build a mask

[@BernhardRieder1]

How can you only make a hue color change on one color channel? For example. When using Photoshop, you can select Hue Shift Control for Red, Blue, Green, Magenta, Yellows, Cyan. How can we break those channels apart from the Master RGB and control them individually? Thanks a lot and keep rocking, cheers

[@colibrian]

thank you!

[@MrTreeGuy]

Can u make a tutorial on how to make a multi texture material?

[@DausDev]

Heyy Matt Aspland Love your video I want to create a game with a main outside level and some interior ambient levels. The idea of the game is look like some games, like Silent Hill1,2,3, where do you press a key/button in front of a door and you get teleported right to the other side of that wall, without any opening door animation, but a black and quick load screen. Question for me tho,do you need teleport to next level(teleport to next door) or you need stay in the same level(teleport to next door)? Can you show us some us some tutorial? I love Silent Hill games thats why i like to make one

[@earthbornjim9975]

I do this for my own project which has the outside world (persistent) and for every building, their interiors are their own streaming level. So when player clicks on a door in the main world, that door loads the appropriate interior streaming level (all behind a loading screen) and when that level is loaded, the player is then teleported to the player start inside that streaming level. Very easy to setup.

[@DausDev]

@@earthbornjim9975 can you show some video?how you do it?

[@92gamesworld]

Thanks

[@TheRunningSongs]

Not sure if you’ve already done this, but a tutorial on how to make textures align? I cannot figure it out.

[@asdfdfggfd]

Is there a way to do this that doesn't crush the hues?

[@Kein_Alias]

Nice Work 🙂 Keep it Up! 💪 Is it possible to use World Position Offset in a Post Process Material? My Goal is Curved World Post Process World Position Offset Effect.

[@joshnevel1504]

Thank you

[@seanposkea]

Finally, a video of yours where I already knew how to do the thing you were showing! That's a first for me. So the score now is Sean:1 Matt: 112 ;)

[@ibrahimakca8628]

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[@soheibmemes2594]

good

[@OreoRobDog]

bruh i want it in code how do i change it in code wtf

[@mae2309]

how aobut just chingint he contrast , not the color per say... cheers mate...

[@SciFiSpaceExplorer]

Thank you!

[@aleksboboychev]

Thank you!