Unreal Engine Editor

🚀 UE-Editor-MCPServer

This project encapsulates the UE Editor as an MCP Server for Agent use, enabling automated iteration of the Agent.

🚀 Quick Start

Project Setup

1. Clone the current project into the plugin directory of your project or engine and complete the compilation.
   • The plugin directory of UE is usually located at Content/Plugins or other custom locations.
2. Ensure that the Python environment is configured correctly, especially that the pip source connection is smooth (you can try using domestic mirrors for acceleration).
3. After starting the UE engine, the MCP Server will start automatically.

Notes

⚠️ Important Note

This project is currently developed based on C++. It is planned to be listed in the store in the future. If you need to use it on other versions of UE, please adjust the Python and plugin versions by yourself to ensure compatibility.

⚠️ Important Note

If you encounter compilation problems, you may need some C++ knowledge.

💻 Usage Examples

Basic Usage

Currently, only an example version of the MCP Server is provided. If you want to add features or modify behaviors, you can directly modify the code in .Content/Python/MCPServer.py.

# The example code will show the basic usage and how to implement the functions.
# If you need more advanced features, please refer to the project documentation or community discussions.

📚 Documentation

Project Value and Future Plans

1. Automated Iteration: Through the MCP Server, the Agent can more efficiently complete repetitive tasks in the UE Editor, improving development efficiency.
2. Cross - platform Support: It is planned to gradually support UE5 and some UE4 versions to expand the scope of application.
3. Community Collaboration: All developers are welcome to contribute code or provide suggestions to jointly improve the project's functionality.

Summary

This project aims to achieve automated iteration of the Agent by encapsulating the UE Editor as an MCP Server. The current version is based on UE 5.5 and runs stably on Windows. Beginners can quickly get started by cloning the project, configuring the environment, and modifying the Python script. In the future, it is planned to support more UE versions and be listed in the store. Your valuable suggestions are welcome!