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Class redirectors currently depend on the concrete type UClass to be used in order for redirectors to work (see FCoreRedirects:GetFlagsForTypeName). As USharp uses USharpClass, none of the C# defined classes can use redirectors. Structs might also be impacted as USharp uses a custom type USharpStruct.
Redirectors are pretty important for creating template projects in the same format that C++ template projects are made (redirectors are used to rename classes based on the project name). They are also generally important for renaming types.
The only real way of fixing this is engine source modifications.
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For now I will create template projects without using class redirectors. This will mean the template projects will be slightly different from the C++ counterparts but I think it would be best to create the templates now rather than wait for the PR to be processed.
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Class redirectors currently depend on the concrete type
UClass
to be used in order for redirectors to work (see FCoreRedirects:GetFlagsForTypeName). As USharp usesUSharpClass
, none of the C# defined classes can use redirectors. Structs might also be impacted as USharp uses a custom typeUSharpStruct
.Redirectors are pretty important for creating template projects in the same format that C++ template projects are made (redirectors are used to rename classes based on the project name). They are also generally important for renaming types.
The only real way of fixing this is engine source modifications.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: