orion-editor-extension-framework

Unreal Engine editor extensions require strict editor-only dependency isolation. You achieve this by using dedicated Editor modules to encapsulate custom editor engines, PIE lifecycle hooks, and editor-only logic, ensuring runtime systems remain uncontaminated and module boundaries are correctly maintained.

Adding custom menus and toolbars in Unreal Engine is done using ToolMenus toolbar extensions. You configure these within an Editor module to safely inject UI elements, managing the editor lifecycle and dependencies correctly for reliable tooling integration.

DataValidation in Unreal Engine is set up by implementing validation patterns within Editor modules. You create validators to check asset configurations and enforce data integrity rules during the editor workflow, ensuring reliable project assets.

GameplayCue editor integrations work within custom Unreal Engine editors by utilizing editor delegates. You manage these hooks inside properly isolated Editor modules to handle cue editing workflows safely without affecting runtime gameplay systems.

Editor ini configuration routes incorrectly when configuration practices are mismanaged. You need proper editor ini workflows within your Editor module to ensure routing logic functions reliably and complex editor configurations are correctly applied.

Custom UnrealEdEngine classes are needed when extending core editor lifecycle behaviors. They allow you to implement PIE lifecycle hooks and manage editor module dependencies, providing a robust foundation for complex editor extensions beyond standard toolbars.