You can also define a custom pivot point by setting the mode to Fully Custom and typing in a value for the Custom Pivot Point property. It defaults to being computed as the center of the source region, but can be set to any of the corners or mid-points on the edges. Adjusting your scale to be in a realistic range helps greatly with the stability of physics simulations, among other things.Ĭontrols the way that the sprite pivot is calculated. This value can be adjusted per sprite, but you can also set a global default value for newly created sprites in the project settings (Paper2D plugin page).

For example, a value of 1.28 will size a 128 pixel wide sprite to be 1 meter. This is the default material that will be used to render the sprite if a particular component does not have a custom material override.Īdjusts the scaling factor between pixels in the texture and Unreal Units (centimeters). The offset of the source region (in pixels) within the Source Texture. The size of the source region (in pixels) within the Source Texture. The source texture that contains the image to be used for the sprite.

This shows all of the editable properties of the opened Sprite asset. The Viewport Toolbar contains standard view options such as Lit or Unlit rendering modes, Mesh Edges, etc. The Viewport shows the Sprite being edited and enables access to interactive editing tools using standard gizmos. The Mode Switching Toolbar allows you to edit and affect how your Sprite appears or its collision settings.ĭisplays a preview of the sprite in the viewport along with general statistics.ĭisplays the full source texture and enables you to set the area that composes the individual sprite.ĭisplays and allows editing of the sprite collision shapes.ĭisplays and allows editing of the sprite render geometry. Snaps all vertices to the pixel grid when editing collision or render geometry. Toggles display of the entire texture that the sprite is referencing.Īdds an additional box polygon when editing collision or render geometry.Īdds an additional polygon when editing collision or render geometry. Show the sprite being edited in the Content Browser. Sprite Editor Interfaceīelow is the Sprite Editor Interface, along with a breakdown of its components.Įach of the Tool Bar options are described in the table below: With a Sprite Actor in your level and the Actor selected, you can press Ctrl+E to open it in the Sprite Editor as well.

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