(1) drag and drop the .PNG files into the Content Browser, or press an import button to select it in your file explorer.
(2) UE5 should import them as Texture2D,
(3) then to make it possible to place it on UI images, you create a Widget Blueprint (right click content browser -> User Interface -> Widget Blueprint -> User Widget).
(4) Inside the blueprint, you add an Image component and assign the imported PNG textures to its image brush.
(5) Then place the widget on the screen (via Create Widget + Add to Viewport or via UMG HUD) to see it in game.
Its not CC0, but is quite similar, in the README file theres licensing info, that says that you can use it wherever you want (commercial and non-commercial use allowed), just that you cant redistribute it or sell it as your own.
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Hey. I cant find the ui in the last image
Which UI? Is it the frame on the edge? (if it is the frame you are looking for, its either "frame_thin" or "frame_thick" in Main)
oh yeah thanks, I found it in the files unreal didn't import it
how to add it in ue5?
I dont use UE5 myself, but you should be able to:
(1) drag and drop the .PNG files into the Content Browser, or press an import button to select it in your file explorer.
(2) UE5 should import them as Texture2D,
(3) then to make it possible to place it on UI images, you create a Widget Blueprint (right click content browser -> User Interface -> Widget Blueprint -> User Widget).
(4) Inside the blueprint, you add an Image component and assign the imported PNG textures to its image brush.
(5) Then place the widget on the screen (via Create Widget + Add to Viewport or via UMG HUD) to see it in game.
you're a life saver <3 [is it CC0]
Its not CC0, but is quite similar, in the README file theres licensing info, that says that you can use it wherever you want (commercial and non-commercial use allowed), just that you cant redistribute it or sell it as your own.
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