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Open Logic Editor
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  • 🆕 Changelog
    • v2.5.2 (30 jul. 2024)
    • v2.5.1 (18 jul. 2024)
    • v2.5.0 (17 jul. 2024)
    • v2.4.1 (11 jun. 2024)
    • v2.4.0 (10 jun. 2024)
    • v2.3.9 (23 mar. 2024)
    • v2.3.8 (18 jan. 2024)
    • v2.3.7 (06 jan. 2024)
    • v2.3.6 (25 dec. 2023)
    • v2.3.5 (16 dec. 2023)
    • v2.3.4 (11 dec. 2023)
    • v2.3.3 (29 nov. 2023)
    • v2.3.2 (20 nov. 2023)
    • v2.3.1 (31 oct. 2023)
    • v2.3.0 (04 oct. 2023)
    • v2.2.4 (03 sep. 2023)
    • v2.2.3 (15 aug. 2023)
    • v2.2.2 (10 aug. 2023)
    • v2.2.1 (05 aug. 2023)
    • v2.2 (01 aug. 2023)
    • v2.1.3 (05 jun. 2023)
    • 2.1.2 (26 apr. 2023)
    • v2.1.1 (20 apr. 2023)
    • v2.1 (17 apr. 2023)
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  1. 📌 Getting Started

Installing the plugin

Installation steps to use Open Logic in your Unreal Engine project

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Last updated 9 months ago

  1. To start off, open the Epic Games Launcher and go to the Library tab.

  2. Search for Open Logic in the Vault section.

  1. Click on Install to Engine and select the engine version you'd like to download the plugin on then click Install.

  1. After the installation is finished, open an Unreal Engine project.

  2. Within your Unreal Engine project, navigate to Edit -> Plugins.

  1. Find the Open Logic plugin, enable it, and when requested to restart the engine, click Restart Now.