Supported Version: Unreal 5.4

Support for other Unreal Engine 5 versions is coming soon. Please use this tool at your own risk. Everything has been tested as much as possible, but the author cannot be held responsible for any lost data if a crash occurs.

The Texture Preset Manager is a lightweight Unreal Engine 5 plugin that lets you apply consistent texture settings across your project, either manually via an Editor Utility Widget or automatically during import based on folder rules.

Overview and instalisation guide: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpjKlZ2EDiUNGOMgCuOdoSQzfM0TVFTWZ&si=cAadaj2F4aiJdpM9

• ✅ Define reusable texture preset DataAssets (UTexturePresetDataAsset)
• ✅ Apply settings manually in batches via Editor Utility Widget
• ✅ Automatically apply presets on import by matching folder paths
• ✅ Supports wildcard and recursive matching (Content/UI/**, Content/Icons/*)
• ✅ Output log audit support
• ✅ All settings are exposed in Project Settings > Plugins > Texture Preset Manager

1. Enable the plugin from Edit > Plugins > Texture Preset Manager
2. Restart the editor if needed.
3. Navigate to Project Settings > Plugins > Texture Preset Manager
4. Configure:
   • Enable Auto Apply to apply presets on import
   • Auto Apply Mappings to link folder paths to specific preset assets
   • Show Output Log to see applied logs during import

Use the provided Editor Utility Widget (EUW_TexturePresetManager) to manually apply texture presets:

1. Open the widget from your Content Browser (e.g. ApplyTexturePresetTool.uasset)
2. Select a preset from the dropdown (DA_TexturePreset_*)
3. Select all textures in the content browser that you want to apply the preset to
4. Click Apply Preset to instantly batch update all settings

Automatically apply presets when textures are imported:

1. Go to Project Settings > Plugins > Texture Preset Manager
2. Enable Auto Apply
3. Under Auto Apply Mappings, add one or more:
   • Folder: e.g. /Game/UI/Icons/**
   • Preset: Reference to a DA_TexturePreset_*.uasset
4. Import or drag images into that folder — the preset will be applied automatically

You can create and save preset assets for common use cases:

• You can create new presets using the + icon in the Content Browser → Texture Preset Data Asset
• All editable settings are exposed with categories and tooltips
• Presets can be edited and applied to multiple textures for a consistent setup

Developed by [Josh Davidson].