In this video I build a complete inspection system in Unreal Engine 5 so you can inspect any object you want—rotate it, zoom in to see every detail, and even move it around to look from any angle. I start from a simple interaction setup (press E to interact) and then create an Inspectable BP as a child of my base interactable, so I don’t have to rewrite interaction logic for every object. The core idea is using a SceneCaptureComponent2D + a Render Target, then showing that capture inside a UI widget with a blurred/dark background, plus a UI material setup (User Interface domain + opacity mask) so the mesh is clean without the background. After that, I wire up Enhanced Input properly by creating a dedicated IMC for inspection (left click, right click, mouse move, mouse wheel, exit). I handle zoom by adjusting the Scene Capture FOV with the mouse wheel, rotation by dragging with left click, and mesh panning by dragging with right click. I also reset everything when exiting (transform + FOV), swap input mapping contexts back to default, remove the widget, and hide the cursor. Finally, I fix two real issues: mouse look not returning (by putting mouse look back into the default IMC) and unlimited dragging (by clamping movement around the default transform). I also show an important performance fix—disable Scene Capture visibility by default so multiple inspectable objects don’t tank your FPS.