Awesome
Engine resource browser
| dark style | default style |
|---|---|
| <img src="https://github.com/hannesdelbeke/texture-browser-unreal-plugin/assets/3758308/29b35d56-da78-4263-b8bb-08c24c072ae9" width="300"/> | <img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3758308/191581830-d0a527ec-cd5a-4724-9454-60f418bd93f0.png" width="400"/> |
Browse the Unreal installation folder for default resources (icons, shapes, fonts) to use in your qt-tools.
- Filter by file type
- Search by name
- Copy the path
- Pure Python, no compiling, code also works outside Unreal.
Install
Install using Plugget (recommended)
Plugget automatically installs this tool & it's dependencies in the correct location.
- Install the plugget unreal plugin
- Search texture browser and click install.
- restart Unreal
Install manuallly
- pip install the Python dependencies to
...\MyProject\Content\Python\Lib\site-packages(you can use--targetwith pip install)- PySide2
- unreal-qt (optional)
- Just copy the folder in your Unreal project's plugin folder
...\MyProject\Plugins\texture-browser - Restart Unreal
Dark mode
To not worry about QApp managegement, and automatically style in Unreal dark mode, you can use unreal_qt
Similar projects
GitHub repos:
- SlateIconBrowser C++ icon browser, requires compiling
- unreal-engine-editor-icons thumnails & names of all editor icons in your browser
- maya-qt-img-resource-browser Similar, but for Maya
Reference
- Unreal's content browser docs are a good reference
community
- Unreal forum thread
If this tool is helpfull give it a ⭐ on the GitHub page at the top right🙏