Smooth Pixel Perfect Camera

I’ve got to say, this is just one of those things that you come to believe isn’t possible in Unreal, but here you are. This is so awesome thank you so much for sharing your work! Stuff like this makes making 2D games in Unreal much more worthwhile.

Do you plan on releasing your updated version to Unreal 4.27?

Amazing update, thanks a lot. I'm seeing jitter and changing outlines, seemingly more than in the showcase video (although it's difficult to say). This is when running the 5.3 v2 version, without any modification, on Unreal 5.3.2. Perhaps it's the normal amount, but wanted to ask if you have any idea about potential reasons if that's not the case.

Hey there, first of all thanks for sharing! I've been looking for a solution like this for ages, and this looks and works great! Just one issue, though: I've added it to my game, set up the widget and my player character and all, but when I build the game, all I get is a black screen. It works perfectly in the editor, but the packaged build for windows shows nothing. I know the game is running because I can hear sounds and quit, but can't see anything. Would you have an idea on where I could look for a solution regarding this? Thanks in advance!

Excellent work! I was looking for something like this for quite a while, thank you very much for making it available for free!

One question though: The comment in one of the blueprints mention that if we want to change the camera settings, we should change it in the scene capture right? But I wanted to understand a bit more how the camera settings will impact what gets rendered on the screen.

Changing the settings of the scene capture component (like the field of view, for example) does change what gets rendered as expected, but changing anything on the camera itself seems to cause a flickering between the actual camera capture, and the scenecapture rendering, so I was a bit confused on how that works.

tysm!!!! every guide on 3D pixel art overlooked the jittering. It always looked so bad. You could literally package this and sell it on the marketplace.

Do you know if this has much performance cost? And like, if its possible to "subtract" objects from the effect, say something already has a pixel art texture and it doesn't need this (not entirely sure how post-processing masking works, and it probably wouldn't work on transparent objects anyways.

Great contribution! I have been looking for how to do something like this.

I noticed that when I change the springarm it easily clips through objects (not a hard fix I will use transparency and checks to make it more transparent) but is there a built in way to control zooming in/out ?

Hey, great work! I just tried it out and wanted to also use a Post Process Material that creates an outline effect, but it seems it doesn't work then, the PPM isn't visible then, any idea how to fix that?

With camera shake, the UMG Widget flickers around when Perspective. Orthographic works great.

Hey, just getting this error when I try use it in UE5.1.1 "Package '/Game/TopDownBP/Blueprints/TopDownCharacter' contains a newer version than the current process supports. PackageVersion 1,009, MaxExpected 1,008 : LicenseePackageVersion 0, MaxExpected 0."

Does this just not support newer versions of UE5? Thanks for any help and from what I've seen the package looks awesome!

Wow this looks great!! I thought I was the only one who could see the difference, I was starting to worry I was being hypersensitive or overly picky or misremembering how things looked in other games. Finally! Thank you. 

Looking forward to try this out and seeing the differences in a little project of mine, thank you