I’m fairly certain this isn’t a feature but thought I would ask. Is there any way to get a list of all my blueprints, and the functions listed inside of them?
What I would like to do is keep a reference for myself as my project is beginning to grow. I just want to have a list of each class, and the functions inside that class. That way I can leave myself notes, almost like my own personal wiki to my game project.
I’m assuming I will have to go through and actually get the names and function names myself. If there was a way to export them though that would be very very awesome and save me a lot of time!
Not exactly. I know about using blueprint libraries. I mostly just wanted a way to grab everything I’ve created and what functions are on them. This way I could keep track of what has references to other things, and if I have the same functionality split up in different locations.
I want to organize my project better as well as keep a reference to things, since some of these systems are implemented and won’t be touched on again for quite some while. I know I could leave myself notes using comments but it just seemed like a good idea for me to store this somewhere else rather than clutter my game.
If you want to re use code, just use classes Like when I code games in As3/ or C# unity, I use classes, this is where inheritance and all that other crap (excuse my French) comes into place. This means I’m not duplicating code, especially with function inputs and out puts.
I like visual scripting in UE4. and how I keep organized, is just by making functions, macros, and different event graphs. You can always make a child blue print. So If you have a blue print car with public variables like speed, you can create two childs, and set their speed different.
Thanks. I’m actually a programmer by day lol. I have blueprint inheritance in a bunch of my systems, like inventory and it’s all working. I just like to keep a map of how everything works because it helps me recognize any mistakes and helps keep my head a little clearer. I’ll probably just look and create a list since I don’t think there is any way to get a list of them all from the engine.
Like when I code games in As3/ or C# unity, I use classes, this is where inheritance and all that other crap (excuse my French) comes into place. This means I’m not duplicating code, especially with function inputs and out puts.
Thank you very much!