ue-gameplay-tag-manager

To safely rename Unreal Engine gameplay tags, you can batch rename tags while automatically finding references and generating redirect entries. This prevents broken links by updating all code references across C++ and Blueprints during the refactoring process.

Finding unused gameplay tags in an Unreal Engine project is done through code auditing. This process generates reports on tag usage, identifies unused tags, and validates tag definitions against hierarchy and naming conventions to maintain consistency.

Yes, you can batch add or deprecate multiple gameplay tags simultaneously. Batch operations allow you to manage multiple tag definitions at once, ensuring safe refactoring by automatically generating redirect entries for deprecated tags.

Refactoring UE gameplay tags updates both C++ and Blueprint references. When reorganizing a game's tag hierarchy, the process finds references across the codebase and updates them to prevent broken links caused by renaming parent or child tags.

Validating gameplay tag definitions against naming conventions is part of the code audit process. It checks tag definitions to ensure they comply with the established hierarchy and naming conventions, providing reports on any violations found.