Intermediate
Interaction system
A reusable trace-based interaction foundation
- Interaction component
- Interactable actor
- Prompt widget
AngelWing for Unreal Engine
Build Unreal gameplay foundations in the open editor
Generate Unreal C++, Python, configuration, and level actors, then review and apply supported operations through the editor bridge.
300 trial credits · No card required
Interactive demonstration
Prompt
Generated
Review
Applied
Demo stage: Prompt
Unreal Engine workflow
“Build a reusable trace-based interaction component and level example.”
Built for Unreal Engine
Go from intent to a reviewable C++ and Python change
AngelWing reads the editor context, generates complete artifacts, and shows every supported operation before it touches your project.
01
Write project-relative C++, Python, and configuration files
02
Place and configure supported actors in the current level
03
Explain recompilation requirements before a change is applied
Starter builds
Begin with a complete Unreal Engine brief
Each template includes the behavior, project structure, and editor artifacts needed for a useful first result.
Intermediate
Pickup inventory
Pickups, inventory data, and a simple inventory display
- Pickup actor
- Inventory component
- Inventory UI foundation
Native editor connection
Connect Unreal Engine in three steps
The local bridge pairs with a short-lived code. You choose what to review and when to apply it.
Local bridge Explicit pairing
01
Copy the downloaded AngelWing folder into Content/Python in the Unreal project.
02
Enable Python Editor Script Plugin and Editor Scripting Utilities, then restart Unreal.
03
Run angelwing_connect.py, copy its temporary code, and approve it in AngelWing.
FAQ
Unreal Engine questions
Can Unreal C++ changes apply instantly?
The files can be written immediately, but C++ changes still require Unreal's normal compile or Live Coding step. AngelWing labels that requirement in advance.
What can apply live?
Supported Python, configuration, and level-actor operations can apply while the editor is open; every operation remains visible in the manifest.
Your editor. Your project. Your approval.