$ /opt/unreal-engine/Engine/Binaries/Linux/UE4EditorĪfter creating a code project, the new project opens in a text editor instead of in UE4Editor as it should. If the editor does not start from the menu, or something does not work right, start it in a console and check the output for errors. However, this might have some performance impact.Īnother approach would be to use different clang version (e.g. If the compilation fails you should try building the Editor using the Debug profile : (This does not include shaders compilation) The compilation can take from 20 minutes up to a few hours depending on your machine.Īs an example on a AMD FX-8350 (8 threads) with 16GB DDR3 on a SSD and Clang 3.8.1 takes roughly 40 minutes. Note that this link will not work unless you first follow the steps outlined above. Since the repository is private, you can set up an SSH key so your GitHub account is used to download the source.įor a smaller download you can use. This AUR package downloads ~10 GiB of source files plus ~5 GiB of dependencies. The package is ~70 GiB installed (after compiling shaders on first launch) and needs ~120 GiB to build with an output ABS package of ~9 GiB when compressed. # chmod -R a+rwX /opt/unreal-engine/Engine You might have to fix permissions for UE4 to precompile shaders on first launch: Unreal Engine 4 is available in the AUR as the unreal-engine-4 AUR package (or unreal-engine AUR for UE5 version). This will compile the Unreal Engine and the Unreal Editor.

An invitation can be acquired by linking a GitHub account to an Epic Games account. Note: Access to the private repository requires an invitation to the Epic Games Organization.

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