One of the more challenging parts of working for a small company or teaching Unreal Engine is administration of critical tools that is normally handed by IT. Since managing g and administering our Perforce server for LSU I thought there was important information to share about using Perforce with Unreal. LSU uses it extensively in our XR Lab (LED Volume), in the classroom and on research projects. There are not a lot of high quality tutorials in this part of the development process and thought this would be useful.
https://dev.epicgames.com/community/learning/tutorials/O4MG/unreal-engine-ue5-perforce-best-practices