Long Image into a 1920x1080

[IAmTimbo]

Bit of a weird question, I have a movie file that is 12000x90 for example, I want to take this file and put it into multiple rows in a 1920x1080 canvas, displaying the full 12000x90 file in a 1920x1080 window. Would this be possible to create a material that takes the media player texture and maps it into rows in a material? Or would there be a better solution for this?

[Everynone]

@IAmTimbo

Bit of a weird question

Indeed.

@IAmTimbo

a movie file that is 12000x90

That’d still be an image, though. Do elaborate. But yes, you can chop an image into pieces using material UV. Here’s an ancient example:

can blueprints be used to chop an image into pieces?

See if you can adapt the following to your needs: A material for the actors. It takes 3 scalar values - U, V and Size. UV is going to shift the coordinate and Size dictates the number of pieces. [PuzzleMat.PNG] A *PuzzlePiece *actor that has a simple cube (with Z scaled down to make it flat), a Dynamic Material Instance is going to be fed data when the actor is spawned - the U, V and Size are variables ExposedOnSpawn [ActorConstructor.PNG] The *LevelBlueprint *spawns PuzzlePieces. The 2D …

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Maybe a sprite flipbook? Thinking out loud, not sure.