Where do I find the sample code project with the Low-Level Test Example

DrewForTheWin22 · August 20, 2024, 7:01pm

I am newish to unreal and I have been reading the documentation on Low-Level tests and it references Engine/Source/Programs/LowLevelTests . I have downloaded the Lyra project but that directory is not there. What is the project that I need to download to see the Low-Level tests example

Mind-Brain · August 20, 2024, 10:37pm

Hey @DrewForTheWin22! Welcome to the forums!

Do you think you could post the documentation you’re following? We may be able to figure it out with just that info! It might be from an old version, or simply not be included with Lyra. Have you tried creating a new project from scratch with starting content and checking there?

Let us know!

DrewForTheWin22 · August 21, 2024, 2:45pm

Thanks for getting back to me @Mind-Brain . Here is the documentation that I am referring to Types of Low Level Test . It is not in the lyra project and I created a project from the first person shooter and a blank project and that directory was not there.

Mind-Brain · August 21, 2024, 6:22pm

So looking at this, the files would be in the Unreal Engine program, not in any project folder. However, looking for it, I was unable to locate it with a search of the 5.4.3 and the 4.24 versions. It seems that this part of the documentation needs updating- probably simply removal of that info-bubble.

Here is another source you can learn about automated tests- maybe with both combined you can have a good understanding!

github.com

ibbles/LearningUnrealEngine/blob/master/Unit tests source notes.md

2020-10-22_07:51:18

# Notation

Each chapter, except for this one and the Summary, corresponds to a source. Each
source has an URL, an author, and optionally an Unreal Engine version for which
the source was written. Each line of text that state a fact from the source is a
regular line. Each line of text that is a comment from me is prefixed with >.

> This is a comment from me.

All example names for classes, functions, plugins, etc, are prefixed with `My`.

# Summary

Tests can be in both C++ and Blueprint.
This discussion is mostly about C++.

C++ tests should be in their own module or plugin.
They should be in the `Private/Tests` subdirectory of the module's `Source` directory.

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DrewForTheWin22 · August 21, 2024, 8:06pm

I do think that it should be removed. Those references are all throughout the testing documentations.

Ok thanks, I’m glad it wasn’t just me. I will look at this documentation as well! It seems very in-depth. Thanks

system · September 20, 2024, 8:06pm

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