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Unreal Engine has a longstanding built-in integration with Perforce Helix Core, with new features and integration points constantly being added.
December 22, 2022
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Unreal Engine has a longstanding built-in integration with Perforce Helix Core, with new features and integration points constantly being added. If you have yet to integrate these essential game development tools, learn how Perforce Streams can help you to seamlessly manage the integration. Learn how.
Game development studios looking to take advantage of the latest features in Unreal Engine 5 need to upgrade. But just like any upgrade, it takes time. Testing the update against the codebase can halt development. For teams with multiple releases, it means supporting various versions of the game engine.
To seamlessly manage the Unreal Engine integration, leading studios choose Perforce Streams.
Perforce Streams is the branching mechanism in Helix Core — the game development standard for version control. But it does so much more. Streams allows studios to version, test, and even customize Unreal source code, while developers keep working. It can simplify upgrades while keeping code quality high.
Learn how you can optimize your integration. As our experts discuss how to:
Set up Perforce Streams to manage Unreal Engine.
Version your game engine alongside source code.
Integrate upgrades without slowing teams down.
Support previous versions of Unreal Engine.
Speaker bios:
Robert is a Principal Consultant at Perforce. He has long specialized in Configuration Management and improving software development practices across enterprises. He is an expert on DevOps and is on the committee (formerly Chair) of the British Computer Society Specialist Group for Change, Configuration and Release Management. In his spare time he runs a dojo in the Japanese martial art of Aikido.
Matt Torkington is a Technical Consultant for Perforce Software. Since 1998 Matt has been helping customers around the world implement tools and processes that provide the best outcome for projects and teams. He holds numerous certifications, including being a Scaled Agile Framework Practitioner.
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