You can extend the editor and engine like that? What about all the wheels I reinvented?

A quick walkthrough on embedding deepseek-v3 into JetBrain Rider and VS Code

This series will cover the architecture and thought process behind Scorpio, a RPG kit for Unreal Engine 5.

If you wrote a Unreal Game in C++, you know what BlueprintNativeEvent is, it allows C++ to have a default implementation of a function, and then have that function overridden in Blueprint. But how does this achieved? This post will explain how Unreal Header Tool (UHT) wield the magic and generates the thunk function for BlueprintNativeEvent.

Great enemies fallen, the adventurers move forward. Deep down the castle, a humongous machine is working on countless tiny pieces, pointers jumping back and forth, carrying EExprToken around. We are so close to the heart of the secret - Bytecode

There's only one last challenge left before we can finally see the bytecode, and that is to compile the functions. In this post, we will go through this very step.

A series of stages were presented to the adventurers from the void, each leading to the next. Some were more shiny than others - Class Compilation.

Despite the exhausted challenges faced in the chamber of terminologies, the adventurers managed to reach their bonfire. However, another monster is waiting in the darkness - Compilation

Curiosity calls adventurers to embark towards an ancient castle - Blueprint. We've heard a lot about how to wield it's magical power over the decades. But little did we know what's actually beneath it. So buckle up, because we are going deep.

For the first time ever in the series, we transformed the recipe of WW version of the division dark zone from a 12 players PvPvE game mode to a 32 player PvE mode. Every couple hours, there will be 1 dark zone among all 3 available dark zones that goes completely PvE, this dark zone will have modified rules and gameplays to better fulfill the PVE needs of our mainstream player base.