Does this skill help with texture memory optimization?

Yes, it provides specific rules for Power of 2 dimensions, mipmap generation, and channel packing to reduce texture samples and overall memory footprint.

Does it support mobile texture formats?

Yes, it includes specific guidance for mobile platforms, recommending ASTC for iOS and Android to ensure optimal compression and compatibility.

What naming convention does this skill recommend for UE5 textures?

The skill enforces a T_AssetName_Suffix format, using standard suffixes like _D for Diffuse, _N for Normal, and _ORM for packed Ambient Occlusion/Roughness/Metallic maps.

How should sRGB be configured for non-color maps?

According to these standards, sRGB must be turned OFF for any non-color data maps like Normal, Roughness, Metallic, and AO to ensure linear data sampling.

What is ORM texture packing?

ORM packing combines three grayscale maps into a single RGB texture (Red = AO, Green = Roughness, Blue = Metallic) to reduce the number of texture lookups in a shader.

UE5 Texture Standards

Name: UE5 Texture Standards
Author: rickym-h

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Game Development

Standardizes Unreal Engine 5 texture workflows by enforcing naming conventions, compression settings, and asset optimization best practices.

About

The UE5 Texture Standards skill provides a comprehensive framework for managing visual assets within Unreal Engine 5 projects. It guides developers and technical artists through strict naming conventions, resolution requirements such as Power of 2 compliance, and critical technical settings like sRGB toggles and channel packing. By integrating these industry-standard patterns, teams can ensure visual consistency across the environment, significantly reduce GPU memory overhead, and automate the validation of import settings for both desktop and mobile platforms.

Key Features

Resolution and Power of 2 compliance validation for engine optimization
Optimized ORM (Ambient Occlusion, Roughness, Metallic) channel packing patterns
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Standardized naming conventions for all map types (Base Color, Normal, ORM, etc.)
Platform-specific configuration guidance for Mobile (ASTC) and Desktop builds
Context-aware sRGB and compression setting recommendations for specific maps

Use Cases

Standardizing texture import pipelines for distributed game development teams
Auditing existing project assets to identify and fix memory-heavy textures
Automating the configuration of technical art assets via Claude Code interactions

About

Key Features

Resolution and Power of 2 compliance validation for engine optimization
Optimized ORM (Ambient Occlusion, Roughness, Metallic) channel packing patterns
0 GitHub stars
Standardized naming conventions for all map types (Base Color, Normal, ORM, etc.)
Platform-specific configuration guidance for Mobile (ASTC) and Desktop builds
Context-aware sRGB and compression setting recommendations for specific maps

Use Cases

Standardizing texture import pipelines for distributed game development teams
Auditing existing project assets to identify and fix memory-heavy textures
Automating the configuration of technical art assets via Claude Code interactions