How to write my own modules?

[vK_3_1_RON]

*When you create a subfolder in a Verse project, a module is automatically created for that folder. *

Does this mean that if this was my project

/ Verse
/ UnrealEngine
/ Fortnite
/ MyProject
   / DomainName
      / HordeSystem
         - SpawnPoint.verse
         - Horde.verse
         - Etc.

In the rest of MyProject, I can access any classes/methods/etc of the HordeSystem by writing
using {/DomainName/HordeSystem}

Thanks

[im_a_lama (LAMA)]

Go ahead and try it, I think I tried once but it didn’t work so I don’t do modules right now. But you can try.

Also I think that the path should be { DomainName/HordeSystem } with the / character since it’s a relative path. The absolute path must be /localhost/MyProject/DomainName/HordeSystem or something like this

[t.tutiya]

Hi. Not a solution to the problem, but if this helps.

How to use a nested folder's module in Verse?

Hi. How to access a nested folder’s module in Verse? For example, if I want to access a module in Sub3.verse placed in the Sub1/Sub2 folder, how should I write the using clause? Unfortunately, the code below did not work. using { /Fortnite.com/Devices } using { /Verse.org/Simulation } using { /UnrealEngine.com/Temporary/Diagnostics } using { Sub1} using { Sub2} #Invalid access of internal module `(/localhost/MyProject230520/Sub1:)Sub2` using { Sub1.Sub2} #Invalid access of in…

[vK_3_1_RON]

Thanks, I got it the other day from the uefn discord but this is definitely a good read for any future people who find this post and need a solution