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Reference guide for solution and project build configurations.

Compiling Unreal Engine from source.

Applications, tools, and add-ins that are useful for programmers working with Unreal Engine.

Going over how to use the Low-Level Memory Tracker in your Unreal Engine projects.

Overview of the Console Manager and implementation details for creating console variables.

Standards and conventions used by Epic Games in the Unreal Engine 4 codebase.

Tips, tricks, and techniques for setting up Visual Studio to work with Unreal Engine 4.

Guide for installing, setting up, and using the UnrealVS extension for Visual Studio.

Compiling individual game projects using Visual Studio on Windows, or Xcode on Mac.

Adding code and generating project files.

An overview of the C++ Class Wizard in UE4.

Collections of gameplay classes belonging to a game project compiled into DLLs.

Reference to creating and implementing gameplay classes.

Reference to creating and implementing functions for gameplay classes.

Metadata keywords used when declaring UClasses, UFunctions, UProperties, UEnums, and UInterfaces to specify how they behave with various aspects of the Engine and Editor.

Reference for creating and implementing properties for gameplay classes.

Reference to creating and implementing structs for gameplay classes.

Reference to creating and implementing interfaces.

Explanations of the basic gameplay elements, Actors and Objects.

Data types that reference and execute member functions on C++ objects.

An overview of the string classes available in UE4 and reference guides for FName, FText, and FString.

Timer construct for performing actions at set intervals.

TMaps are primarily defined by two types — a key type and a value type — which are stored as associated pairs in the map.

TSets are a fast container class to store (usually) unique elements in a context where the order is irrelevant.

Overview of the features of the UObject system.

Custom implementation of shared pointers, including weak pointers and non-nullable shared references.

Using customized serialization code and versioning to control how Objects are loaded from Assets and Packages

Explanations of the basic gameplay elements, Actors and Objects.

Methods of creating new instances of Objects in gameplay code.