Unreal Engine

Each release of the Unreal Wwise plug-in is customized for certain versions of the Unreal Engine. Be sure to use one of the supported versions of the Unreal Engine, as indicated in Release Notes 2022.1.18

Unreal Project Defaults

The Wwise Unreal Integration does not support Blueprint-only Unreal projects. During project creation, you must select the C++ Project Default, although you can add Blueprints to your C++ projects later. Refer to Creating a New Project for more information about project creation and Project Defaults.

Wwise

This plug-in is based on Wwise 2022.1.18 build 8567; while it is possible to use an alternate version of the Wwise SDK, modifications to the plug-in code might be necessary.

Platforms

This plug-in has been tested on Windows, Mac, Linux, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS, tvOS, and HoloLens 2. Modifications might be required to target other platforms.

Note that to ease cross-platform development, it is mandatory to have installed the Windows and Mac Wwise SDKs before installing the Unreal Wwise plug-in.

Development Environment Setup

Refer to the Unreal Engine documentation.

For UE4:

• "Downloading Unreal Engine 4 Source Code"
• "Setting Up Visual Studio for Unreal Engine 4"
• "Building Unreal Engine 4 from Source"

For UE5:

• "Downloading Unreal Engine 5 Source Code"
• "Setting Up Visual Studio for Unreal Engine 5"
• "Building Unreal Engine 5 from Source"