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Choose a profile which corresponds to your desired console and workflow.

If this doesn't appear, select the Quick Start button at the bottom-center (a square icon with two upwards arrows)

When prompted, accept the prompt to view Quick Start profiles.

In Monogram Creator, select the Unreal Editor icon to create a new UE profile (see illustration above).

Open or restart Monogram Creator - you will now see an Unreal Editor icon in the app grid (see illustration below).Īfter a successful plugin install, the Unreal Editor profile type will appear in Monogram Creatorīuilding an Unreal Engine profile Option 1: Use Quick Start profiles.

Select Installed > Monogram and enable the Monogram plugin.

If this doesn't appear, go to Edit > Configuration > Plugins.

When prompted, select "Manage Plugins" at the bottom-right corner of the UE Editor.

Launch Unreal Engine and select/create your desired project.

Please choose your preferred UE version here.

You will be prompted to choose a slot to install the plugin.

On the plugin page, select "Install to Engine".

You'll be prompted to sign into the UE marketplace and/or open the Epic Games launcher. How to install the Monogram Plugin for Unreal Engine

Advanced: Blueprint & C++ Development tools for Monogram.

How to install the Monogram Plugin for Unreal Engine.With all of that said, is there anyway to truly install the engine? I know it can't be done silently, but if I can do it one box, and then deploy it to the classroom and create shortcuts, that would be extremely helpful. And I'm no compiling expert, but would this build work across similar machines, or only the machine I'm building it for?

I tried to download the source code from Github, and compile it using VS Studio 2022, but it seems likes a hassle. Now I can pre-isntall the pre-reqs, but not sure if I am missing anything else. However, it looks like Unreal is only tied to the Launcher, which requires administrative rights to at least update it. Now, on my personal time, I personally use teh Epic Games Launcher for my games. Not only do not have to worry about thawing and freezing, but it allows us to instantly deploy new programs easily.Īnywho, I have a professor who is teaching using the Unreal Engine. So we went with whitelisting, deleting profiles, and marking most of the C:\ drive as read-only. We used to use DeepFreeze, but ran into problems with updates, GPOs, and just a hassle altogether. Following practices of most universities, our students don't have administrative rights. I know I am grasping at air, but ayn help is greatly appreciated.