Use Camera Views as Textures in Unreal Engine (Scene Capture 2D TUTORIAL)

Lean how to use an in-game camera view as a texture in Unreal Engine 5.
In this video I'll show you how you can camera project your scene onto another object. In this case I'm making a TV effect, having on character talk to another on a TV, Monitor or Security Camera effect. We'll use a Scene Capture2D asset to record the scene onto a Render Texture and then incorporate that into a Material.

There are a few gotchas using Scene Capture2D as it defaults to run as performative as possible for real-time, but for cinematics you need to enable a few hidden toggles for higher fidelity.

0:00 Introduction - How to create a TV effect using Scene Capture2D in Unreal Engine 5
2:05 TIP - hotkey G to hide icons
2:55 TIP - using bookmarks in unreal engine | CTRL + Number Key
4:21 Scene capture2d asset
8:40 TIP - snap object to view
9:55 Optimizing scene capture2d for cinematic quality

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