How to work with google seurat?

Combat_Commander · August 2, 2019, 8:16am

Hi PiroKun, I have the same issue. I already posted a question to the developers of the plugin:

github.com/googlevr/seurat-unreal-plugin

Plugin Missing or incompatible

opened 06:44AM - 02 Aug 19 UTC

Hello, I want to test Seurat. I am using Unreal Engine 4.16.3. The plugin was… develop against a 4.16 version. I did the following steps: 1. Downloading plugin 2. Copying the "Plugins"-folder of the plugin in project-folder. 3. Starting Unreal Engine and create an empty (blank) Blueprint-Project 4. Enable Seurat plugin under Edit -> plugins -> Other -> Seurat, 5. Restart the project. Then I get following error: > "Missing or incompatible modules in Seurat plugin - would you like to disable it? You will no longer be able to open any assets created using it." When clicking yes, following error occurs: > "Plugin "Seurat" failed to load because module "Seurat" could not be found. Please ensure the plugin is properly installed, otherwise consider disabling the plugin for this project." I also get the error when copying the plugin into Unreal Engine\Engine-Folder instead of project folder. What can I do? How can I use the plugin? Best regards Update: ---------------------------- I already tried following tutorial to get everything working: https://medium.com/@slonorib/how-to-use-seurat-with-unreal-engine-4-2a52fb9e52cf I also added the following line to the "Seurat.Build.cs": `PCHUsage = PCHUsageMode.UseExplicitOrSharedPCHs;` But I still get the error that plugin is not compatible :( Update 2; ------------------------------------- I also tested a blank Blueprint and a blank C++ Project. For the C++ Project, Windows SDK 8.1 must be installed. But it still does not work. When enabling the plugin, following error is shown: > The following modules are missing or built with a different engine version: > > UE4Editor-Seurat.dll > > Would you like to rebuild them now? If I click yes, following is shown: > Project could not be compiled. Try rebuiding from source manually. I really want to test that aweasome plugin in Unreal Engine :(

I hope they can help me. I tested it with 4.16 and 4.22.