Level streaming with C++

[FrancoACT]

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I have to tell you, at least for me, it seems that the best way to make an ue4 game is simply this:

1. Anything that happens on every tick for lots of objects, make in c++ if you can. Optimizing something that happens every tick gives visible results. The difference between c++ and blueprints is pretty large in execution time. So every object, every tick adds up pretty fast.

2. Everything else use blueprints. It just doesn’t justify your time IMHO to make a level streaming c++ function. It happens once every few minutes. And you simply wont get any optimization out of c++. Time much better spent elsewhere.

Hi. The above is true if your only concern is investigation time vs execution time. However, the reasons to use C++ are more numerous. To mention some of them, it gives you more control of what is really happening inside, it allows you to use c++ more complex coding, and my favorite, it gives you full control of historic changes. Besides, once you know how to do something in c++, it gives you more development options and even allows you to code more faster and efficiently in terms of organization.

In conclusion, asking how to do something in C++ is never a waisted time. Greetings =)