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Plugget Unreal plugin

Unreal plugin to search & install plugget packages

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Usage instructions

Open the Plugget Package Manager from Unreal menu Edit > Plugget Packages

How to use:

Search for plugget packages, click install to install the selected version
List installed packages with the list button

Install instructions

<details> <summary>1. Copy the plugin to unreal's plugin folder</summary>

Download and Unzip
Copy the extracted plugget folder to Unreal's plugins folder

</details> <details> <summary>2. Enable the plugin</summary>

Open the Unreal plugin editor from the menu edit/Plugins
Enable the plugget plugin
Restart Unreal

</details> <br> Dependencies are auto installed on startup, if that fails try manually: <details> <summary>(optional) Manually install Python dependencies</summary>

Install the dependencies to Unreal's engine folder:

⚠️ PySide 6.7 has a breaking bug. Install older version for now
py3.11 has no available older versions for PySide6

set UE_FOLDER="D:\Program Files\Epic Games\UE_5.4"
set PYTHON_FOLDER=%UE_FOLDER%\Engine\Binaries\ThirdParty\Python3\Win64
cd /d %PYTHON_FOLDER%
python -m pip install PySide6 --version 6.6.3.1 --target %PYTHON_FOLDER%\Lib\site-packages
python -m pip install plugget-qt --target %PYTHON_FOLDER%\Lib\site-packages

</details> <details> <summary>(optional) Install git to support git clone package installs</summary>

(plugget uses this to install packages)
open the command prompt on Windows and run the below command:

winget install git.git

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dependencies

plugget-qt
pip (have python installed and pip in the path)
git (have git installed and in the path

Environment variables

you can control how plugget loads on startup with these env vars

PLUGGET_UE_TOOL_BAR_BUTTON: default to 0, if set to 1, adds a button to the tool bar to launch the UI
PLUGGET_UE_MENU: default to 0, if set to 1, adds a menu entry under Tools/Plugget TODO ⚠️not yetimplemented, verify path

devs

This repo contains the unreal plugin Plugget, and no Python modules.
The Python dependencies it installs are plugget & plugget_qt

Support

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