Set Force Mip Levels to be Resident

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Force the streaming system to disregard the normal logic for the specified duration and instead always load all mip-levels for all textures used by this material.

Target is Material Interface

Set Force Mip Levels to be Resident

Target

Select Asset

Override Force Miplevels to be Resident

Force Miplevels to be Resident Value

Force Duration

0.0

Cinematic Texture Groups

Fast Response

Inputs

	In Exec
	Target Material Interface Object Reference
	Override Force Miplevels to be Resident Boolean	Whether to use (true) or ignore (false) the bForceMiplevelsToBeResidentValue parameter.
	Force Miplevels to be Resident Value Boolean	true forces all mips to stream in. false lets other factors decide what to do with the mips.
	Force Duration Float	Number of seconds to keep all mip-levels in memory, disregarding the normal priority logic. Negative value turns it off.
	Cinematic Texture Groups Integer	Bitfield indicating texture groups that should use extra high-resolution mips
	Fast Response Boolean	USE WITH EXTREME CAUTION! Fast response textures incur sizable GT overhead and disturb streaming metric calculation. Avoid whenever possible.

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