Unreal Engine 4 is available for Win10 UWP app dev now

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@Jimbohalo10

From 4.20-uwp-clean search show, everything you require is in UWP

Engine\Config\BaseEditor.ini(157):+EditoronlyBPFunctionRedirects=(ClassName=“GameplayStatics”, OldFunctionName=“CreateSaveGameObjectFromBlueprint”, NewFunctionName=“CreateSaveGameObject”, BlueprintParamName=“SaveGameBlueprint”, ClassParamName=“SaveGameClass”)

GameFramework\SaveGame.h(13): * Then when you want to save a game, create an instance of this object using CreateSaveGameObject, fill in the data, and use SaveGameToSlot, providing a slot name.

GameFramework\SaveGame.h(22): * @see UGameplayStatics::CreateSaveGameObject

GameplayStatics.cpp(1774):USaveGame* UGameplayStatics::CreateSaveGameObject(TSubclassOf<USaveGame> SaveGameClass)
\Engine\Source\Runtime\Engine\Private\GameplayStatics.cpp(1784):USaveGame* UGameplayStatics::CreateSaveGameObjectFromBlueprint(UBlueprint* SaveGameBlueprint)

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I see so I can create a save game using this. I asked about this because my previous engine was GMS2 and the UWP support there is 0 literally. To create a save system there people need to create buffers but the poor documentation there just don´t work . But its possible to test a saved game in dev mode XB1 ? If I save the game there, delete the package and upload again will I still be able to load the game or the save data will be lost ?