All our textures are available for free on sharetextures.com. With this plugin, there’s no need to manually download and set up materials anymore. Simply select an asset and resolution, then press the download button. The plugin will download the asset and create a material instance using a predefined master material.

Our master material is designed to be very simple and user-friendly. Textures are stored on your computer and imported directly into your Unreal Engine project.

We have over 1500 textures at this moment and we are adding new textures almost every day. We will update our plugin regularly to let you download new textures. This plugin gives you unlimited access to our library, making it a very good deal. If you want to support us, visit our Patreon.

One-Click Materials Unreal Engine Market Place Page

Key Features

• Direct Integration: Access ShareTextures’ extensive library of over 1,450 textures right within Unreal Engine.
• Constantly Updated: Enjoy a library that grows with new textures added regularly.
• Multiple Resolutions: Choose from 1K, 2K, or 4K resolution options for each texture, giving you the flexibility to match your project’s needs.
• User-Friendly Interface: Easily browse and select textures with a simple, intuitive interface.
• Unreal Engine Naming Conventions: Material & Texture names are automatically adjusted to fit Unreal Engine’s naming conventions.

Getting Started

1. Installation:
   • Download and install the One-Click Materials plugin from the Unreal Engine Marketplace.
   • Enable the plugin in your project settings.
2. Using the Plugin:
   • Open the One-Click Materials panel from the Unreal Engine toolbar.
   • Browse the available textures and select the one you need.
   • Choose the desired resolution.
   • Choose the predefined Master-Material
   • Click the download button. The texture will be downloaded and a material instance will be created automatically.
   • Material Instances will be created using the “ShareTextures/Category/Resolution” path structure. Example: ShareTextures/Fabric/1K/MI_Fabric_202
   • You can dock the plugin window anywhere you like.
3. Managing Downloads:
   • By default, textures are stored in a predefined location on your computer.
     On Project Settings > Plugin-One Click Materials You can clear the cache, and define a custom download folder for the materials and preview images.
   • After the download, textures are automatically imported into the UE project.
   • The downloaded material’s background becomes green to avoid re-downloading. This feature works based on the selected Resolution.

MasterMaterials

• BasicMaster
  • Its Default Master Material commonly works for all texture sets correctly
  • Some of our assets come with a Specular Map instead of Roughness (Those assets created between 2018 and 2020) You need to activate a specular map to see the correct surface reflection.

• ParallaxOcclusion Master Material
  • This master material creates fake displacement on the surface using shadows and UV data.
    • Select an asset
    • Select the ParallaxOcclusion master material
    • Select a resolution and press download.
    • Material Instance will be created automatically like usual. You can change the displacement power using material instance parameters.
    • Usually, a value between 0.02 and 0.04 works great for the Height Ratio.
    • The Min and Max steps affect the quality of the function as specific view angles. Specifically the amount of steps required to reach the effect.
    • 
• NaniteDisplacement Master Material
  • To see displacement map(height map) effect on material, you need to activate Nanite Tessellation.
    • Open your DefaultEngine.ini file inside of the “Config” folder.
    • Add r.Nanite.AllowTessellation=1 and r.Nanite.Tessellation=1 under the [/Script/Engine.RendererSettings]
    • Restart the Project
    • Select the Static Mesh on the content browser, right click, Nanite>Enable Nanite for the selected static mesh.
    • Apply the NaniteDisplacement Material Instance to the mesh
    • You can change Displacement Scaling using Material Property Overrides inside Material Instance.

Troubleshooting

• Download Issues:
  • Ensure you have a stable internet connection.
  • Verify that you have sufficient storage space on your computer.
  • At the first opening, preview images will download on seen. The total preview image size is almost 100 MB.
  • 4K textures can exceed 200-300 MB, which may impact Unreal Engine performance.
• Material Setup Problems:
  • Check if the master material is correctly configured.
  • Height/Displacement Maps: Support for height/displacement features has changed across Unreal Engine versions. If your project requires these features, you may need to manually adjust the material setup or use custom materials that support height/displacement.
  • DirectX Normal Maps: The majority of our textures are designed with DirectX Normal Maps, which may not always be compatible with all engines or rendering systems. If your material doesn’t look correct or the surface details appear reversed, try inverting the Green (Y) channel of the normal map.
• Reporting Broken Links
  • If you find any broken links or missing textures while using OneClick Materials | Unreal Engine Material Library, please let us know in the comments so we can fix them quickly.

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Our Fabric Material Package stands out for its commitment to quality and innovation. Unlike traditional methods, we create textures using advanced techniques such as procedural generation and scanning with photogrammetry and photometric-stereo. This ensures that every material in our collection is exceptionally detailed, bringing authenticity and realism to your creations.

Fabric Material Package

Here’s what you can expect from our Fabric Material Package:

• High-Quality Textures: Each fabric material is rendered in real, unscaled 2K resolution, providing clear and detailed textures.
• Variety of Textiles: Our collection includes a diverse range of fabric types like denim, silk, linen, cotton velvet, and wool, offering versatility in your designs.
• Optional 4K Resolution: For even more detail, you can request a 4K resolution version of our textures at no extra cost.
• Unique Textures: Our package includes 70 unique materials, ensuring authenticity without repetitive patterns.
• Cloth Preview Scene: We provide a preview scene to help you visualize how our fabrics will look in your projects.

Technical Details:

• Number of Unique Materials: 70 Material Instances
• Number of Textures: 360
• Texture Resolutions: 2048×2048

Whether you’re creating realistic interior scenes, character designs, or outdoor environments, our Fabric Material Package offers the tools you need to elevate your Unreal Engine projects. Contact us on Discord or visit to see Fabric Material Package.

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I’ve made a simple Camouflage Generator using Substance Designer. It lets you make lots of different Camouflage Textures easily.

Documentation Video

• Activate Substance Plugin
• Create a Graph Instance
• Choose custom material (M_CamouflageMaster)
• Open the created Graph Instance and change the parameters to generate a new camouflage texture. I suggest you to work on 512 px first. You can export up to 8K resolution later.
• Select a pattern variation, this variations are predefined to simplify workflow
• Randomize the pattern with pattern warp value
• You can use the Randomize Seed button to randomize every value.
• Change the colors
• We define a few fabric textures on the normal map. Choose one of the predefined fabric normal or use your own normal map.

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Support

If you have any requests or questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out. You can contact us via email or through Discord. We’re here to help!

Email: info@sharetextures.com
Discord: https://discord.gg/cYWDr4FHJ4

FAQ

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