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It is not meant as a way to avoid blueprints or c++ but as a good companion to them (albeit reducing the amount of c++ required for coding a game could be an interesting thing ). This means you can use the plugin to write other plugins, to automate tasks, to write unit tests and to implement gameplay elements. The Python VM tries to give easy access to all of the UE4 internal api + its reflection system. This is a plugin embedding a whole Python VM (versions 3.x and 2.7) In Unreal Engine 4 (both the editor and runtime). Since 4.25 Epic refactored the UProperty subsystem, so if you want to port the plugin to a version >= 4.25 you should make a lot of search & replace (basically renaming UProperty to FProperty and Cast to CastField should be enough) How and Why ? The plugin should work up to unreal engine version 4.23 and there are forks/pull requests for 4.24.
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If you are interested in game logic scripting/modding in Unreal Engine 4 consider giving a look at the LuaMachine project ( ). If you are interested in working on it a few hours a week, drop us a line at to discuss about it.
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More tutorials: Project Status (IMPORTANT)Ĭurrently (as april 2020) the project is on hold: between 20 20tab invested lot of resources in it but unfortunately epic (during 2018) decided to suddenly release its own implementation and the request made for a megagrant in 2019 by the original plugin author was rejected too.Īs this plugin (still) has way more features than the Epic one and many contributors, we are currently looking for new maintainers helping us to keep it alive, checking PR and issues. Funny snippets for working with StaticMesh and SkeletalMesh assets: