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Unfortionaly the unreal editor does not work. Only deployment.
by callesgg 13y ago
Unfortionaly the unreal editor does not work.
Only deployment.
- TillE 13y agoFor now. One of the developers mentioned on Reddit that editor support is planned for the future. Plus, unlike Unity, you could theoretically port it yourself. Paying $20/month gives you complete access to the source on GitHub, and they're going to start accepting pull requests very soon.
- pachydermic 13y agoSpecific comment: http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/224ntd/unreal_engine_41_update_adds_steamos_and_linux/cgjljze http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/224ntd/unreal_engin...
- mnem 13y agoThey already are accepting pull requests - several have appeared in hotfixes. There's a link to some of the pull requests in that blog post, although I'm not certain you can access them unless you've paid the subscription and setup your github account link. There are a few really quite cool pull requests being reviewed just now too.
- socialist_coder 13y agoEh? Isn't the github repo for the engine source only? AFAIK the editor would still be closed source.
- itemsix 13y agoThe github repo contains the entire engine and editor source. The only thing not included there is closed console support, which you have to ask for just to ensure NDAs are in place. So, yes, you could in fact port it over to Linux.
- jamiltron 13y ago"We'd like to support the editor on Linux some day" is not "editor support is planned for the future."