This document explains how to enable the Pixel Streaming plugin and how to package your project from Unreal Engine.

Prepare to execute instructions

Before starting the first step, make sure you have:

Access to the Control Panel.
Installed Unreal Engine.
Built an Unreal Engine project.
Get the same tutorial on this Youtube video https://youtu.be/wwLz3VDfQFg?t=208

To complete this guide, your working environment must meet all the requirements above. If you have not completed any of the points, follow the link to the appropriate instruction and complete it first.

Instructions

In this tutorial, we will be enabling the Pixel Streaming plugin for an Unreal Engine Project

The Pixel Streaming Plugin works when you run your Project natively as a packaged application from your Computer or when you stream it from the Control Panel.

Step1. Enable the Pixel Streaming Plugin

From your Unreal Engine Editor, go to Edit → Plugins → Graphics → Pixel Streaming. Click Enabled.

Step 2. Restart the Project

Click Restart Now to restart your Project and apply the change.

Step 3. Enable the ‘Always Show Touch Interface’ Plugin (Optional)

This is optional, and not required for all Projects.

For Projects like the Third-Person Template, this makes sure that users with touch devices can control the streamed application (as long as the Project's Player Controller supports touch input).

If your Project involves a character, and you want to enable input from touch devices such as phones and tablets to move that character around the Level, you may want to show the on-screen touch controllers.

Go to Edit → Project Settings → Engine → Input → Mobile , enable ‘Always Show Touch Interface’

You have now enabled the Pixel Streaming Plugin for your Unreal Engine Project.

To Test your application to check if the Pixel Streaming plugin is enabled or not. check this document Test your App for the Pixel Streaming plugin locally using Epic Signaling Server

The next step will be to Package your Project from Unreal Engine Package your Project from Unreal Engine

You are now ready to track your Streaming Time from your Control Panel!

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