Create With Code Unit 4 David Wu Mac OS
Create With Code Unit 4 David Wu Mac OS
With David’s project (screenshot below) embedded in your browser. 2 Students running an operating system other than a supported version of Mac OS or Windows should please find a computer with a supported operating system to use for this problem set (e.g., in the Science Center, a house’s lab, or a friend’s room).
Unreal Engine modules
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Sometimes you might want to create editor or utility code that exists outside of our game code module. It can be either custom math module, debugging tools or editor extending code. On top of that, we might want the module to be available only in editor, never in non editor version of the game. We can do so by creating new module that will get included into our game module only at certain build settings.
Please note that if you are about to create some generic code that can be shared across multiple projects consider creating plugin instead module. In my opinion creating module makes sense if code you are about to create is tightly coupled with your game code.
File structure
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In your Source
directory you should already have YourProjectName
directory with source code of your game code.
Create YourModuleName
directory and add YourModuleName.Build.cs
file inside newly created directory.
Now, inside same directory create header and source files named YourModuleNameModule.h/cpp
.
Create With Code Unit 4 David Wu Mac Os Catalina
If you keep your source files under Private/Public directories put them in respective directory.
Setup
In all following snippets replace all occurrences of
YourProjectName
with your actual project nameYourModuleName
with your actual module name
If you wish the module to be visible also in non editor targets add same line of code inside
Regenerate Visual Studio solution.
Create With Code Unit 4 David Wu Mac OS