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Unreal Engine
- 1.Make sure that you also have Visual Studio set up for game development with C++ and that you are running a C++ Project
- 2.Locate the directory of your project. For example
C:\Users\User\Unreal Engine\MyProject - 3.Create a
Pluginsfolder if it does not exist already
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- 4.Download the repository
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- 5.UnZIP the file and place the source code into the Plugins directory. For example
C:\Users\User\Unreal Engine\MyProject\Plugins
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- 6.Reopen the project and Unreal Engine should prompt you to re-build the project with the new Plugin
- 1.Navigate to your editor view and Navigate to the Kaedim Plugin
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- 2.Click Kaedim to open the Plugin
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- 4.Click Download Assets to retrieve your assets from your account. They will be stored under
Content/Kaedim - 5.You’ll be prompted by Unreal Engine to import your assets once they’ve been downloaded. Here, you can make any other configurations you would like.
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- 6.We recommend using a X rotation of 90 degrees and an increased scale to handle the orientation due to the difference in software
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- 7.Navigate to your Content Browser and to the
Content/Kaedimfolder, and you will find all your assets stored there
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