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In a previous tutorial we have embed a Python interpreter in a C++ application, now we can use it as a base to embed a Python interpreter in our Unreal Engine project. With this feature we will be able to use Python code inside our games.
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Loading textures in Unreal Engine 5 has no remarkable changes from their previous engine version. This has advantages but also disadvantages. We can upgrade our project from UE4 and start working with textures in UE5 using the same options than in the previous engine version, but also we can find the same unresolved issues.
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