A Galavant front-end using Unreal Engine 4. Features a procedural smooth voxel-based world

Macoy Madson 08b761953f Updated to 4.18, added sound effects, shooting - Added field to conditionally enable/disable chunk generation (useful for testmaps) - Re-added projectiles from the FirstPersonCPP template to the Galavant FPCharacter while I'm deciding what I want to do for combat. Backspace is the fire button (testing only, this would be a dumb bind) - Added footstep sound to several animations to hopefully make things feel a bit more solid - Added janky explicit audio playing in FPCharacter for walking sounds. This will be taken out once a full body is used instead of floating arms - Visual Studio Code project is now the Unreal GenerateProjectFiles output - Removed some assets which weren't being used		6 years ago
GalavantUnreal	Updated to 4.18, added sound effects, shooting	6 years ago
.gitignore	Standalone Game Client, Gameplay loop, CharacterManager	6 years ago
LICENSE	Initial commit	7 years ago
README.md	AActor Entity integration, Actor Entity management, Fix segfault	6 years ago

README.md

galavant-unreal

A Galavant front-end using Unreal Engine 4

This will be a really messy project doing various testing/experimentation.

Dependencies

This project depends on

Galavant, which should be cloned into galavant-unreal/GalavantUnreal/ThirdParty/galavant (or use a symlink) (MIT License)
PolyVox, which should be cloned into galavant-unreal/GalavantUnreal/ThirdParty/polyvox (pseudo-public domain)

Building

This section is WIP.

Unreal Engine Code Modifications

Galavant requires some modifications to the UE4 code. These can be found in Source/UnrealEnginePatches and can be applied using git. (TODO: Make this process convenient)