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Vivox Unreal SDK

Vivox Unreal SDK

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Vivox Unreal SDK
  • Overview
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    • Supported platforms and versions
    • Implement Vivox Unreal
      • Add the Vivox Unreal plug-in to a specific project
      • Add the Vivox Unreal plug-in to all projects
      • Merge multiple Unreal plug-in packages
      • Use the Vivox Unreal plug-in in a C++ script
  • Release notes
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  • Tutorials
  • Reference
  1. Vivox Unreal SDK documentation

Merge multiple Unreal plugin packages

Learn how to merge multiple Unreal plugin packages for multi-platform support.
Read time 2 minutes
Last updated 21 days ago
If you are working with multiple platforms, you might need to merge several Unreal plug-in packages before you can add it to your project or to all projects.
Note
The Vivox Core Unreal packages contain both the target platform and the editor platform. The editor platform can also serve as an additional target platform.
  1. Download all required target platform packages from the Unity Dashboard.
  2. Choose one package to be your primary plug-in package.
  3. In one of the non-primary packages, navigate to 
    vivox-unreal4-sdk-\<version>\VivoxCore\Source\ThirdParty\VivoxCoreLibrary
    . Copy the folder with the platform name that you want to use into your primary package at the same location.
    • Repeat this process as necessary for all non-primary packages.
  4. In the 
    vivox-unreal4-sdk-\<version>\VivoxCore
    directory of your primary package, locate the 
    VivoxCore.uplugin
    file. Update the 
    WhitelistPlatforms
    section of this file to include the names of all of the platforms that your product will support. Check the 
    VivoxCore.uplugin
    of the non-primary package that you are migrating libraries from to know which platform names to use.

Example: Targeting PlayStation 4 and XBOX One

Note
The following example uses PlayStation 4 as the primary plug-in package.
  1. Download the PlayStation 4 package and the XBOX One package.
  2. In the XBOX One package, navigate to 
    vivox-unreal4-sdk-\<version>\VivoxCore\Source\ThirdParty\VivoxCoreLibrary
    . Copy the XB1 folder to 
    vivox-unreal4-sdk-\<version>\VivoxCore\Source\ThirdParty\VivoxCoreLibrary
    in the PlayStation 4 package.
    This results in 
    vivox-unreal4-sdk-\<version>\VivoxCore\Source\ThirdParty\VivoxCoreLibrary
    in the PlayStation 4 package containing the following folders: PlayStation4, Windows, and XB1.
  3. In the 
    vivox-unreal4-sdk-\<version>\VivoxCore
    directory of the PlayStation 4 package, edit the WhitelistPlatforms section of the 
    VivoxCore.uplugin
    file to include "Win64", "PS4", "XboxOne", (including the trailing comma).
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