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> Unreal Engine API Reference > Plugins > MovieRenderPipelineCore > FImageOverlappedPlane > FImageOverlappedPlane::AccumulateSinglePlane

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FImageOverlappedPlane::AccumulateSinglePlane

Accumulate a single tile to this plane.

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References

Module	MovieRenderPipelineCore
Header	/Engine/Plugins/MovieScene/MovieRenderPipeline/Source/MovieRenderPipelineCore/Public/MovieRenderOverlappedImage.h
Include	#include "MovieRenderOverlappedImage.h"
Source	/Engine/Plugins/MovieScene/MovieRenderPipeline/Source/MovieRenderPipelineCore/Private/MovieRenderOverlappedImage.cpp

Syntax

void AccumulateSinglePlane
(
    const TArray64< float > & InRawData,
    FIntPoint InSize,
    FIntPoint InOffset,
    float SubpixelOffsetX,
    float SubpixelOffsetY,
    FIntPoint SubRectOffset,
    FIntPoint SubRectSize,
    const TArray< float > & WeightDataX,
    const TArray< float > & WeightDataY
)

Remarks

Accumulate a single tile to this plane. The raw data will in general be smaller than the full plane. Addtionally, we are only going to be using part of the input plane because the input plane will have unused border areas. The SubRect parameters describe the area inside the source plane.

Parameters

Parameter	Description
InRawData	Raw data to accumulate
InWeightData	Mask to apply to the raw data for blending the overlapped areas.
InSize	Size of the tile. Must exactly match. InSize.X
InOffset	The (x,y) offset to the overlapped image.
SubpixelOffsetX	Subpixeoffset of the tile (in X), goes from [0,1] with 0.5 meaning it is right in the center.
SubpixelOffsetY	Subixel offset of the tile (in Y), goes from [0,1] with 0.5 meaning it is right in the center
SubRectOffset	The offset of the SubRect inside the raw data (InRawData) that actually has a weight > 0.0.
SubRectSize	The size of the SubRect inside the raw data (InRawData) that actually has a weight > 0.0.

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