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# UE Material Snippets # UE Material Snippets
UEMatLib is a library of materials for use in Unreal Engine. Each material comes with a preview, snippet, and description to help you choose the right one for your project. UE Material Snippets is a library of material snippets for use in Unreal Engine. Each material comes with a preview, snippet to copy, and description to help you choose the right one for extending functionality to your material.
I created this because I work on many different projects and often reuse similar material patterns. Instead of adding bulky material functions to every project, I streamlined the process by compiling small, easy-to-copy snippets.
## Materials ## Materials
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## Usage ## Usage
To use a material, simply copy the snippet from the `snippets` folder and paste it into your Unreal Engine project. To copy a material snippet, click on the preview, and follow the description or comments in the nodes.
## Contributing ## Contributing
I welcome contributions! If you have a material snippet you'd like to add, please follow these steps: I welcome contributions! If you have a material snippet you'd like to add, please follow these steps:
1. Fork the repository. 1. Fork the repository.
2. Add your material to the `materials.json` file. 2. Add your preview image to the `thumbnails` folder.
3. Add your preview image to the `thumbnails` folder. 3. Add your snippet file to the `snippets` folder.
4. Add your snippet file to the `snippets` folder. 4. Add your material to the `materials.json` file.
5. Submit a pull request. 5. Submit a pull request.
## License ## License