gameplay-tag-query-builder

Generate Unreal Engine GameplayTagQuery expressions from natural language by using a query builder that parses inclusion and exclusion conditions, dynamically searches INI files and native C++ definitions for tags, and outputs precise UE property customization formats.

A UE5 GameplayTagQuery uses compound logic like ANY for inclusion and NONE for exclusion. For example, to find actors parrying or dodging but not attacking, the query combines ANY with the respective tags and AND NONE for the excluded attacking tag.

Find available gameplay tags in an Unreal Engine project by dynamically searching project INI files and native C++ definitions at runtime, ensuring the query builder only references valid tags registered within the current project environment.

Use natural language to build compound queries with ANY and NONE logic in Unreal Engine by describing conditions like parrying or dodging but not attacking. The parser translates this intent into the correct compound GameplayTagQuery syntax.

This query builder works with gameplay tags defined in native C++ definitions and INI files. It dynamically searches both sources at runtime to discover relevant tags for generating accurate Unreal Engine query expressions.

A GameplayTagQuery format may not match UE property customization requirements if syntax is incorrect. This builder generates queries in the exact format required by Unreal Engine, ensuring proper parsing of ANY, NONE, and AND compound logic.