Modding

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The Unturned II Dev Kit is a modified version of the Unreal Engine 4 development kit, and is the central modding tool.

Getting started

• Coding standard / Naming conventions

Recommended programs

• Unreal Engine 4
  • Particle effects are made in the Niagara Editor.
• Autodesk Maya

Optional programs

• Blender

Public assets

• Character rig: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10gEpc4gYbOsK_jQMe1aHQ2zUQEdyn5eD/view
• Character and weapon mesh: https://drive.google.com/file/d/117d48KCn22OJFFEmWAScF8jlmstra0CH/view
• U4-Maya plugin: https://github.com/SmartlyDressedGames/U4-Maya
• Fire station prop: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-1-1ukv2PvtrP963VTe0U0NLQPAC-mmr/view

Documentation

Nelson's 4.0 modding info page :)

Designing this for personal reference as well as modder reference, so it will be consistently up-to-date. This is not done

Sorry for the mess Molton hehe

• Rail systems
• Creating meshes + animations: Denizen setup
• Wearables
• Inventory (Item menu builders)
• Interaction
• Props

Notes

• Static meshes may remain outside of blueprints if they do not require any additional data.
• Normal maps are not currently being used.
• Animating meshes inside of Unreal Engine is acceptable.
• Public access to the car mesh, alongside proper car documentation, will be released sometime soon.
• Building LODs are being created manually. For anything else, if the results are good enough with Unreal's automatic LOD generation then that is suitable.
• All mods should have a similar top-level folder for its content to how Unturned II's content is stored in a top-level folder named "UE4".
• Roads and tunnels are built using splines.