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7 years ago Hi @marius4560 Heavy/Wwise integration into UE4 is supported, however dynamically loading pre-compiled libraries (i.e. from your patch page) isn't. Apparently Audiokinetic are adding this to their roadmap.
In the meantime, you can still use Heavy-made Wwise plugins but you have to manually compile the Wwise-UE4 integration yourself, and link your plugin code into it.
say you download the Wwise Windows 64bit target for a source plugin you've made.
Take the following files:
Hv_{patch_name}_WwiseSourceEngine.libHv_{patch_name}_WwiseSourcePluginFactory.h
and add that to the Visual Studio project you're using to compile the Wwise-UE4 integration.
Then somewhere in the project add
#include Hv_{patch_name}_WwiseSourcePluginFactory.hA good place is usually where the other Wwise plugins are being registered.
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Cloudlessrain
Hi. I am currently learing to use Pure Data patches with Unreal Engine via Wwise.
I am trying to trigger my PD patch in Unreal Engine but it will not work. I can trigger it inside Wwise and it works fine. I can access its parameters in Wwise. I can also trigger the Wwise Synth One and change its parameters without problems inside Unreal Engine.
I guess it has something to do with using a PD patch in Unreal Engine that doesnt work out of the box? Is there any way of getting a quick tutorial on how to make it work? I have been looking at varius files in the Wwise folders inside the Unreal project, and in my understanding I have to add some code to some of them? And do I have to manually add some of the files from the Heavy generated download folder? Like the header and the WwiseSourceEngine file?
I have some basic knowledge of C++, but I am studying it at the moment so if I have to use C++ to make it work it would probably be great for my learning.