# Texture Sharing Troubleshooting
In this guide, we'll walk you through the required steps to get texture sharing working from Unreal Engine to LightAct.
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**Good to know**: We used **Unreal Engine 5.1.1** and **LightAct 4.2.2** for this tutorial. The steps might be different if you are using different versions.
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The most common cause of problems that we've encountered, is that there is a space in the filepath of the .ndisplay configuration file. Please always use filepaths without any spaces.
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## Setup in Unreal Engine
1. Launch Unreal Engine 5.1.1 from Epic Games Launcher.
2. Create a new project with the **nDisplay template** which you can find in the *Film / Video & Live Events* category.
3. Copy our plugin into **Plugins** folder.
4. Make sure it is enabled in the Plugins window of your Unreal Engine project.
## Setup in LightAct
1. Start from a blank new project and drag the **.uproject** file of your Unreal Engine project into LightAct's window. It should appear in the **Assets** window.
2. Make sure you have the correct version of Unreal Engine set in the *Project Settings*.
3. Make sure you have the paths to Unreal Engine editor executables set in *Preferences* window.
4. Insert one Thrower and make sure it has nDisplay checkbox checked.
5. Open **UnrealLink** window and select your **.uproject Unreal Asset**.
6. Generate **nDisplay config file**. Make sure it's actually generated and that it hasn't just set its filepath (just click twice on **Generate config** file button).
7. In the **Launch command** section, enable **Show advanced settings** and uncheck **Render offscreen** checkbox. Then click on **Generate command** button.
8. Click on **Launch nDisplay** button.
After a few seconds, a 1920x1080 px output window should open on your primary screen because we disabled *Render offscreen* checkbox (this is useful for troubleshooting).
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If you've made it this far, it means LightAct can successfully launch nDisplay cluster. That's good!
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What if I don't see the nDisplay output window?
If you don't see the nDisplay output window, then try launching the same Unreal Engine project withe NDC\_Basic nDisplay configuration using Unreal's Switchboard.
Please refer to Unreal Engine's documentation for help on how to do that.
### Getting the texture into LightAct
Now that we know that LightAct can successfully launch nDisplay cluster, let's get that texture into LightAct.
1. Open *Devices* window, insert a **Texture Share** node and click on **LAThrow\_0** under Object suggestions so that it appears in the *Viewport name* input box.
2. Enable **Listen** checkbox and the texture should appear on the right hand side.
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**Good to know**: this is an abreviated process which doesn't include some steps, but it does include what's required to get the texture accross.
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What if I still can't get the texture across?
If you are still having issues, please send us:
* LightAct's project file (it has .la extension)
* nDisplay configuration file you generated from LightAct (it has .ndisplay extension).
* Details of the versions of the software you are using
* System description you are running on especially the GPUs and the CPUs
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