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// Note from Author 2024-04-23
// I wrote this program during my programming class in 2008. It was an online class at my highschool.
// I was enthusiastic about trying to make my own game. This was my passion project I was doing on my own.
// I did submit it and earned extra credit. At this time I haddn't learned about arrays or pointers.
// This is a console program which prints out a map. The player can then sumbit an action by typing the 
// input and pressing enter. You can also enter multiple sequenced commands and press enter as the characters
// proccessed sequentially.
// There is so much charm in seeing how I foud solutions and then repeated them. For instance: I have integers
// which represent if the player is at that location. I update their state, when I could have instead just 
// checked the position int in the if-statements.

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Unreal Engine: Accessing Static Mesh Collision Primitive Data

Useful if you want to extract the authored collision information to use in other system. Perhaps ones that rely on SDFs; Like a 3d fluid simulation.

#include "PhysicsEngine/BodySetup.h"

void GetMeshCollision(const UStaticMeshComponent* Component)
{

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Add this code to your plugin module's startup if you want GameplayTag .ini files to be searched for and found in your plugin. This isn't nessessary for Modular GameFeature Plugins.

#include "Interfaces/IPluginManager.h"
#include "GameplayTagsManager.h"

void FSupraCoreModule::StartupModule()