Example of using the plugin in a new project

1. Unzip the repounreal plugin zip file to ensure a consistent starting point
2. Create new project with a supported version of the UE editor (See the plugin window). Games -> Blank -> C++ called MyProject (all other settings default).
3. Create a new folder in the MyProject directory called Plugins
4. Copy the Repo3d folder from the Plugins folder in the example project (repounreal) into Plugins in MyProject
5. Open the Project from the Unreal Launcher
6. When you see a dialog stating that the modules are missing or built with a different engine, click OK to Rebuild
7. The project should open with no compile errors
8. Copy over the required materials from the contents folder of the example unreal project in order for the plugin to be able to complete imports.

NOTES

• While the above steps will compile the plugin correctly for your projects, you will still need to add the plugin to the PrivateDependencyModuleNames list in the Project's Build.cs file
• After copying in the plugin code files, you can right click the .uproject and select Generate Visual Studio Project files in order to see them added along side the rest of the C++ code in your project