Every team faces the question of which version control system to choose. In most areas of IT, Git has become the de facto standard and for good reason. But when it comes to Unreal Engine, the situation is different. Here, Perforce has become the industry standard. But does it truly
The first version of my blog was built on Jekyll. The main advantages of this approach are its simplicity and zero cost. If you use GitHub, you don't even need to buy a domain. You can still see my old blog at this link https://pelogetan.github.io/
This is the second lesson on Slate, where we will start creating an inventory system using this framework. Inventory and Items Before proceeding with the creation of the UI cell, you need to write the code that it will visualize. I will develop the inventory system gradually, adding new functionality
To my surprise, there are almost no tutorials on Slate available on the internet, and those that do exist only explain the basics. It’s time to change that. I will try to write a few lessons that will address the main questions and issues related to Slate. Note that
Unfortunately, the official guide for setting up Android builds in UE4.27 is outdated, and if you follow it exactly, you will encounter the following errors: * Could not determine the dependencies of task ‘:app:compileDebugJavaWithJavac’. * Installed Build Tools revision 34.0.0 is corrupted. Remove and install again using the
This blog is entirely dedicated to the Unreal Engine. More specifically, its code. There's not as much information about the Unreal Engine as you might think. The deeper you delve into the engine, the less documentation is publicly available. I often find answers in other developers' blogs,