You can git clone the plugin directly from github<\/a> into your “Plugins” folder\u00a0(if not there, just create it) of your Unreal project, so you end up with [otw_shortcode_button href=”https:\/\/github.com\/phoenixbf\/ProceduralUtils.git” size=”large” icon_type=”social foundicon-github” icon_position=”left” shape=”radius” color_class=”otw-green” target=”_blank”]ProceduralUtils Plugin[\/otw_shortcode_button]<\/p>\n Git approach is very reccomended to ease update process, although you can alternatively grab a zip package:<\/p>\n [otw_shortcode_button href=”https:\/\/github.com\/phoenixbf\/ProceduralUtils\/archive\/master.zip” size=”large” icon_type=”general foundicon-down-arrow” icon_position=”left” shape=”radius” color_class=”otw-greenish”]ProceduralUtils Plugin[\/otw_shortcode_button]<\/p>\n For this second option, simply extract the zip somewhere, rename the folder “ProceduralUtils”<\/strong> and then drag&drop it into the “Plugins” folder of your Unreal project, so you end up with This is a C++\u00a0plugin<\/em>\u00a0for Unreal Engine 4 developed by B. Fanini\u00a0including common ASCII file loading with parsing options, procedural rules (randomizers, modifiers, etc…), cascading processing and more. Different combinations can be employed\u00a0into compact Blueprints<\/em>\u00a0offering a flexible and manageable tool for\u00a0designers, while maintaining all parsing and processing routines at C++ level – See this post<\/a>\u00a0for further details.\u00a0Plugin can be also employed in\u00a0VR editing mode if you like immersive editing.<\/p>\n<YourUnrealProjectFolder>\/Plugins\/ProceduralUtils\/<\/strong><\/code>.<\/p>\n<YourUnrealProjectFolder>\/Plugins\/ProceduralUtils\/<\/strong><\/code>.<\/p>\nDescription<\/h2>\n