BUILDING.md

Build Arise-Multiplayer Mod

This mod uses Unreal Engine Mod Loader and consists of two components:

1. The native code (written in C++)
2. The blueprints that handle some stuff in UE4

Pre-Requisites

• Unreal Engine 4.20 (Core Components, Starter Content)
• Visual Studio 2017 for UE4.20 (Workloads: Game development with C++; Individual Components: C# and Visual Basic Roslyn compilers, Static analysis tools, C# and Visual Basic, .NET Framework 4.6.1 SDK, .NET Framework (4, 4.5, 4.5.1, 4.5.2, 4.6, 4.6.1) targeting pack, Visual Studio C++ core features, VC++ 2017 version 15.9 v14.16 latest v141 tools, Windows Universal CRT SDK, Windows 8.1 SDK, Windows Universal C Runtime, NuGet targets and build tasks, Unreal Engine installer)

It can be installed via UE4Editor: File > New C++ Class....

It can be installed via UE4Launcher: Unreal Engine > Library > 4.20.3 Launch > New Project > C++.

It can be configured via Visual Studio Installer:

• Visual Studio 2017 or newer for ModLoader (Workloads: Desktop C++)
• CMake 3.8+

git clone --recursive https://github.com/EusthEnoptEron/arise-multiplayer

Steps: Unreal Engine Export

1. Open 'arise-multiplayer/Unreal/Arise.uproject'.
2. On first start click Yes to rebuild Arise and InputExtPlugin.
3. Dismiss Message Log with some warnings/errors.
4. File > Export Project > Windows > Windows (64-bit)
5. Select root folder of the repository, so it'll create arise-multiplayer/WindowsNoEditor. If you select arise-multiplayer/WindowsNoEditor, arise-multiplayer/WindowsNoEditor/WindowsNoEditor will be created instead!

Steps: UnrealModLoader and Mod

1. cd Mod
2. cmake -B build -S . -G "Visual Studio 15 2017 Win64" (or "Visual Studio 16 2019"/"Visual Studio 17 2022" without Win64), or use CMake-GUI.
3. Open arise-multiplayer/Mod/build/UnrealEngineModLoader.sln.
4. Build all 4 modules.
5. Build the INSTALL target to collect and rename the files in arise-multiplayer/Mod/install.