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Use the Vivox Unreal plugin in a C++ script

Learn how to use the Vivox Unreal plugin in C++.

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Before you use the Vivox Core Unreal plug-in in a C++ script, you must edit your Unreal project build ﬁle (for example,

C:\UE4Projects\ExProject\Source\ExProject\ExProject.Build.cs)

to add a private module dependency.

Note

If you do not have a Source directory in your Unreal project folder, you can skip this process. However, it is unlikely that you can use the plug-in in its current form because you cannot call an API through blueprint visual scripting.

Editing the build ﬁle involves adding a single line after the

PublicDependencyModuleNames

declaration, which is displayed in the following example:


PrivateDependencyModuleNames.AddRange(new string[] { "VivoxCore" });

After you edit the build file, ensure that you regenerate your Visual Studio Solution. Also, in any header or source ﬁle in which you want to reference the plug-in API, add

#include"VivoxCore.h"

to the top of the ﬁle.

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