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Embed Python in Unreal Engine 4
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Support for Unreal Engine 4.22 #707

Open SpectralStar opened 5 years ago

SpectralStar commented 5 years ago

Support for UE version 4.22 would be great! :-)

yobiminds commented 5 years ago

It works in 4.22!

SpectralStar commented 5 years ago

I had trouble installing it from source, and saw README.md listing 4.21 as the latest supported version, so thought that was the problem. No binary version for 4.22.

EDIT: Installing from source does indeed work fine on 4.22 - my bad!

Envenger commented 5 years ago

I had trouble installing it from source, and saw README.md listing 4.21 as the latest supported version, so thought that was the problem. No binary version for 4.22.

EDIT: Installing from source does indeed work fine on 4.22 - my bad!

thats weird, i tried and I had gotten a few issues, will test again.

ricardosferro commented 5 years ago

Has it made any progress?

rdeioris commented 5 years ago

4.22 is officially supported (you need to build from sources)

ricardosferro commented 5 years ago

Thanks for the feedback...
But are there any tutorial/step-by-step on how to do that... On version Unreal 4.21 I'd take the release files UnrealEnginePython_20181128_4_21_python36_embedded_win64.zip version and it's ok, perfect... but on version 4.22, I don't know how can I do. Is there any way or tutorial explaining how can I do to install python on 4.22?

Thank a million.

yobiminds commented 5 years ago

I think you have to compile it from source. Follow the steps in the README, under "install from source".

Sengunbanba commented 5 years ago

I finished ”from the file explorer right click on the project main file and choose 'generate visual studio project files'” step. but ,open visual studio ,cont see Plugins/UnrealEnginePython in my solution explorer . and cont run the compilation . Has anybody been in the same situation as me?

rdeioris commented 5 years ago

@Sengunbanba updated binary releases are now available

Sengunbanba commented 5 years ago

@Sengunbanba updated binary releases are now available

Thank you very much.

darrickyee commented 5 years ago

Is it possible to use Python 3.7 with a 4.22 source build?