<aside> 📄 Requirements

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In order to have a basic understanding of how this plugin gets used

• you followed step 2: Installing The Plugin
• you followed step 3**: Enabling The Plugin**
• you followed step 4**: Working With The Subsystem**

<aside> 1️⃣ Creating the assets we need

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1. Locate your content browser (If not visible, press CTRL+Spacebar) and create the following list of assets:
   1. Actor - This will be our scene renderer when can place in the level or attach to something
   2. Widget - This will contain our real time rendered scene
   3. Render Target - We will feed this into our renderer to use the rendered scene in a material
   4. Material - From the render target we need to create a material to show it in a widget

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1. Click on Save All

<aside> 2️⃣ Setting up the actor

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1. Open the actor by double clicking it
2. In your actor, click on “Add”. Then search for “Scene Capture Component 2D” and click on it. Note: If you don’t see the Components tab, hover over “Window” at the very top of the screen and select “Components”

1. Select the Scene Capture Component 2D you just created and select the Render Target we created in step 1 in the details panel

If you don’t follow the tutorial and already have your own scene capture component: Make sure to have the “Capture Every Frame” and “Capture on Movement” bools on true

1. Compile and save the actor

<aside> 3️⃣ Setting up the material

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