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Up to date fork UE5, UE4.27+ #20

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FAUSheppy opened this issue Mar 9, 2022 · 7 comments
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Up to date fork UE5, UE4.27+ #20

FAUSheppy opened this issue Mar 9, 2022 · 7 comments

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@FAUSheppy
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In the last year I have collected fixes from various forks and added some of my own. I also updated the plugin for UE5 and UE4.26, I think this repository might have been abandoned, but @VSZue: If you ever see my PR or this Issue consider merging it.

In case this repository is really abandoned, Issues & PRs in my fork are welcome, I sometimes check other forks for new developments too:

master...FAUSheppy:master

PR: #19

@FAUSheppy
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What doesn't work?

@sbseltzer
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Any updates recently? How does this compare to https://github.com/Takexito/DonAINavigationUE5 ? It seems to have some of your commits in it.

@FAUSheppy
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Project has spread out into many forks. You have to change more than just the Engine Version though as you can see from the commits. I haven't checked this other fork you linked, but on a preliminary glance it seems to be mostly the same. I will check if I should port back some changes from there as soon as I have time.

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sbseltzer commented Jun 30, 2023

Yeah it seems to be almost identical. I had to make a change to one line to get it working with 4.27. I maintain 2 forks with a number of other fixes/improvements. The one with the most changes was made for a client project though so I can't share those without permission. At some point I'll see if I can add those improvements to my public fork and report back.

As a side note, I'm pretty sure that if you remove the engine version line from the uplugin file it will be treated as engine version agnostic. You may need to run a command to package it but all you have to do is drag and drop most of the time (at least for C++ projects). See this plugin for example: https://github.com/AutoSizeComments/AutoSizeComments/

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