Packaging Issues...
I compiled UE4 from source and came back with no errors on version 4.1. The issue I'm having is that under "Package Project" option I only have Windows and iOS. How do I obtain HTML5, Linux, Android, PS4, and Xbox One? I know of course I can't do anything with the console versions at this time but I would love to figure out how to set up the environment.
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You can get access to Android by installing the TADP found in /Engine/Extras/Android.
Linux access requires using the GitHub source and installing the Linux toolchain.
PS4 and XboxOne are only available using the GitHub source and verifying that you are a registered developer with the platform manufacturer.
HTML5 is currently unsupported and experimental, and requires using the GitHub source.Adric Worley | Pipeline Dev | Epic Games -
Is there a guide on installing the Linux toolchain and HTML5? I created the engine using the GitHub source.Originally posted by Adric.Worley View PostComment
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Check out this link https://docs.unrealengine.com/latest...ted/index.htmlOriginally posted by 87Kevo View PostComment
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How to use the cross-toolchain.Originally posted by 87Kevo View Post
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- Set LINUX_ROOT environment variable to point to asbolute (Windows) path of the toolchain.
- Restart Visual Studio and regenerate projects with UBT.
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Add an environment variable (Control Panel->System->Advanced system settings->Advanced->Environment variables)
named LINUX_ROOT, value of which is the absolute path to your toolchain, without trailing backslash, like this:
LINUX_ROOT=C:\CrossToolchain
After you made sure that variable is set, you can restart Visual Studio and regenerate UE4
project files (using GenerateProjectFiles.bat). After this, you should have "Linux" available
among Win32/Win64 configurations, and you should be able to cross-compile for it.
Taken from the README.md
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