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hello and welcome back to another episode of five minute materials the show where we demystify every node in the unreal engine material graph today weamp;#39;re going to be talking about absolute world position so letamp;#39;s jump straight into it if we were to grab a texture and weamp;#39;re going to put that into the base color and the emissive just because and we were to get the world position which comes up as absolute world position and we mask it in the r and the g being the x and the y weamp;#39;re not worried about the up and down uh and then we chuck that in to our texture sample then what we notice straight away is it looks grey at first but if we zoom really far in really far in you can see that that is our texture right there and because weamp;#39;re using the world coordinates to do this each tile of this texture is one unreal unit so one centimeter in real life units this is kind of useless until we divide this by a number if youamp;#39;re not too sure what dividin