Copyright header question

[KelbyVP]

So when I create a C++ project from a template, the template creates several C++ classes for my project. Those modules have the Epic copyright notice at the top. When I create a new C++ class myself, it says I’m supposed to add my copyright info. So when I put my copyright notice in, do I put mine in all of the classes for the game, or do I leave Epic’s in the ones the template created? And does the answer change if I modify a C++ class that the template created?

I don’t care which of these notices goes where, but I want to be respectful of how Epic wants us to do it.

Thanks.

[GBX_botman]

Epic’s engine code is still copyright Epic Games. You shouldn’t change that copyright. To automatically set your own copyright in files that are part of your project, you need to have a DefaultGame.ini file in your game’s Config folder. In the DefaultGame.ini file, in the ‘[/Script/EngineSettings.GeneralProjectSettings]’ section, set the following:

CopyrightNotice=<your copyright notice here>
ProjectName=<your project name here>
CompanyName=<your company name here>
CompanyDistinguishedName=CN=<company name>
Homepage=<your website here>
ProjectDisplayedTitle=<project name displayed title here>