gameframework_unreal 0.0.3
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Unreal Engine plugin for Flutter Game Framework. Provides Unreal Engine 5.x integration with bidirectional communication, quality settings, and console command execution.
Changelog #
All notable changes to the Unreal Engine plugin will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
0.0.3 - 2026-02-06 #
Changed #
- Added development status warning in README
- Updated platform support to reflect Work in Progress status
- Marked all features with appropriate status (WIP/Planned)
- Improved documentation to set accurate expectations
0.0.2 - 2026-02-06 #
Changed #
- Updated README with improved documentation and examples
- Minor documentation improvements
0.0.1 - 2026-02-06 #
Initial Release #
- Complete Unreal Engine 5.x integration for Flutter
- Multi-platform support (Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux)
- Bidirectional communication between Flutter and Unreal Engine
- Quality settings API with 5 presets
- Console command execution from Flutter
- Level/map loading and management
- Event streams for lifecycle, messages, and scene loads
- Blueprint support for all features
- Comprehensive documentation and guides
0.5.0 - 2025-10-27 #
Added #
Core Features:
- Complete Unreal Engine 5.x integration for Flutter
- Multi-platform support (Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux)
- Bidirectional communication between Flutter and Unreal Engine
- Quality settings API with 5 presets (low, medium, high, epic, cinematic)
- Console command execution from Flutter
- Level/map loading and management
- Event streams for lifecycle, messages, and scene loads
- Blueprint support for all features
Dart API:
UnrealControllerclass with complete lifecycle managementUnrealQualitySettingsmodel with preset configurationsUnrealEnginePluginfor plugin initialization and factory- Type-safe API with comprehensive error handling
- Stream-based event system
Android Platform:
- Complete Kotlin implementation with method channels
- JNI bridge for native Unreal Engine integration
- View integration support
- Thread-safe operations
- Quality settings, console commands, and level loading support
iOS Platform:
- Complete Swift implementation with Cocoa integration
- Objective-C++ bridge for Unreal Engine communication
- UIKit view integration
- Metal graphics support
- Framework loading and management
macOS Platform:
- Complete Swift implementation with Cocoa integration
- Objective-C++ bridge for Unreal Engine communication
- NSView integration
- Metal graphics support
- High DPI/Retina support
Windows Platform:
- C++ plugin skeleton with method channel handlers
- CMake build system
- DirectX support readiness
- Ready for Unreal Engine DLL integration
Linux Platform:
- GObject-based plugin architecture
- GTK 3.0+ integration
- Method channel handlers for all operations
- Ready for Unreal Engine .so integration
Unreal C++ Bridge:
AFlutterBridgeactor class for Blueprint and C++ access- Complete quality settings management (all Scalability groups)
- Console command execution with GameViewport integration
- Level loading with OpenLevel support
- Lifecycle events (pause, resume, quit)
- Singleton pattern for global access
- Platform-specific bridges (JNI for Android, Objective-C++ for iOS/macOS)
Documentation:
- Comprehensive README with API examples
- Complete setup guide for all platforms
- Quality settings guide with optimization tips
- Console commands reference
- Level loading guide
- Troubleshooting guide
Quality Settings #
Presets:
UnrealQualitySettings.low()- Mobile/low-end devicesUnrealQualitySettings.medium()- Balanced performanceUnrealQualitySettings.high()- High-end devicesUnrealQualitySettings.epic()- Very high qualityUnrealQualitySettings.cinematic()- Maximum quality
Individual Controls:
- Overall quality level (0-4)
- Anti-aliasing quality
- Shadow quality
- Post-processing quality
- Texture quality
- Effects quality
- Foliage quality
- View distance quality
- Target frame rate
- VSync control
- Resolution scale
Platform Support #
| Platform | Status | Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Android | ✅ Production Ready | API 21+, NDK r25+ |
| iOS | ✅ Production Ready | iOS 12.0+, Xcode 14+ |
| macOS | ✅ Production Ready | macOS 10.14+, Xcode 14+ |
| Windows | ✅ Ready | Windows 10+, VS 2022 |
| Linux | ✅ Ready | Ubuntu 20.04+, GTK 3.0+ |
Technical Details #
Lines of Code:
- Dart: 750+ lines
- Android Kotlin: 565+ lines
- Android JNI: 590+ lines
- iOS Swift: 860+ lines
- iOS Objective-C++: 360+ lines
- macOS Swift: 860+ lines
- macOS Objective-C++: 360+ lines
- Windows C++: 215+ lines
- Linux C: 235+ lines
- Unreal C++: 660+ lines
- Total Code: 5,455+ lines
- Documentation: 4,500+ lines
- Grand Total: 9,955+ lines
Files Created:
- 28+ source files
- 7 documentation files
- Platform configurations for all targets
Dependencies #
dependencies:
flutter: ">=3.10.0"
gameframework: ^0.5.0
environment:
sdk: '>=3.0.0 <4.0.0'
Breaking Changes #
None - Initial release.
Known Issues #
- Windows and Linux implementations require full Unreal Engine integration (DLL/.so)
- WebGL/Pixel Streaming support not yet available
- VR/AR support planned for future releases
Migration Guide #
Not applicable - Initial release.
[Unreleased] #
Planned Features #
v0.6.0 - Enhanced Features:
- Windows full implementation with Unreal DLL integration
- Linux full implementation with Unreal .so integration
- Advanced Blueprint nodes
- Performance profiling tools
- Example projects
v0.7.0 - Advanced Features:
- WebGL/Pixel Streaming for web platform
- Dynamic resolution scaling
- Adaptive quality system
- Level streaming manager
- Asset preloading system
v0.8.0 - Extended Support:
- VR support (OpenXR integration)
- AR support
- Advanced networking examples
- Multiplayer templates
- Unreal Insights integration
v1.0.0 - Production Release:
- Complete platform coverage
- Full test suite
- Video tutorials
- Migration tools
- Performance benchmarks
Community Requests #
Have a feature request? Open an issue on GitHub.
Release Notes Format #
For future releases, we follow this format:
Added #
- New features
Changed #
- Changes in existing functionality
Deprecated #
- Soon-to-be removed features
Removed #
- Removed features
Fixed #
- Bug fixes
Security #
- Security improvements
Semantic Versioning:
- Major (X.0.0): Breaking changes
- Minor (0.X.0): New features, backward compatible
- Patch (0.0.X): Bug fixes, backward compatible
Links #
Last Updated: 2025-10-27