How to use masks in UE4 (Mask between 2 Textures or Materials) - Unreal Engine

[@MostafaMohamed-bc9wh]

FINALLY someone really explains what I need!! All the damn UE5 videos only talking about the megascans Vertex Painting and blending!! THANK YOU

[@ahmadshishani1195]

Thank you !! finally a clear and straight to the point tutorial on this topic !! I didn't find this very helpful information even in paid tutorials on UE materials !! Thank you really.

[@yannmassard3970]

man I was just chillin on materials. never thought of this multi material attributes way. Very cool tks

[@3DRoss]

No problem, hope it helped and you're able to incorporate some cool customisable material graphs in your work :)

[@thenerdssyndicate7013]

Currently learning game development for fun and this is the easiest tutorial to follow I could find thank you

[@3DRoss]

No problem, glad you found it helpful. I wish you all the best with your development

[@arcitek66]

I kept searching for and watching various youtube videos on material blending. Most deal with vertice painting and blending that way. This was very clear and to the point. The last part where you spoke about the blending of two materials was exactly what I needed. I was using the blendmateriallayer node which was NOT working.

[@ianfavreau9776]

You're a lifesaver, thank you so much for this!

[@ToysRUsKid_Critter]

Beautifully simple. Exactly was I was looking for

[@3DRoss]

Glad to have helped man. Keep up your awesome work

[@dragomircristian8588]

very nice bro... fast and clean

[@Submersion-studio]

Legendary, thanks!

[@PS4NerdzGaming]

This is so helpful for my work!

[@melbendigo]

Excellent! Is there a way to scale down the mask to only reveal one masked shape, such as to create a single inlay on a wooden floor?

[@4rk4L1f3]

Nice... Subbed!!! Keep em simple for us newbies. I appreciate it!!! Can you show an updated UE5 version of creating masks in the engine and not 3rd party software. Thanks again.

[@JamyzGenius]

Thank youuuuuuu!!!!!

[@hevilmin5510]

helpful!!thanks

[@3DRoss]

Glad it helped :)

[@antoniopepe]

great

[@3DRoss]

Glad you thought so :)