NVIDIA GameWorks Integration

[MaximeDupart]

are a couple quote from thread in which we explained how to grab and merge those various technology together.

It’s some elementary version control knowledge that is extremely valuable to know.

@SteveElbows

Other versions of UE4 you already have installed wont affect , it is it’s own copy of the editor.

Make sure you have git command line tools installed. Then the following sort of command should get you a version that compiles. Dont download a zip, do instead. When I tried a few days ago it worked, I got some warnings during build but not errors:

navigate to a new folder you want to install version in.
git clone https://github/lukaszPJATK/UnrealEngine.git
cd UnrealEngine
setup
generateprojectfiles
git checkout Everything
generateprojectfiles
open sln
build
you can then run executable UnrealEngine/Engine/Binaries/Windows/UE4Editor

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Again, for people who wants to do it themself , it’s straight forward, grab Git bash, go into a directory:
git init
git remote add originEpic https://github/EpicGames/UnrealEngine.git
git remote add originNvidia .git
git pull originEpic 4.16
git pull originNvidia FleX-4.16.0
git pull originNvidia VolumetricLighting-4.16
git pull originNvidia HairWorks

check for potential conflict merge, done.
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