October 2016
Intermediate to advanced
452 pages
9h 47m
English
Removing any UObject derivative is simple in UE4. When you are ready to delete your UObject-derived class, we will simply call a single function (ConditionalBeginDestroy()) on it to begin teardown. We do not use the native C++ delete command on UObject derivatives. We show this in the following recipe.
You need to call ConditionalBeginDestroy() on any unused UObject-derived classes so that they get removed from memory. Do not call delete on a UObject-derived class to recoup the system memory. You must use the internal engine-provided memory management functions instead. The way to do this is shown next.
objectInstance->ConditionalBeginDestroy() on your object instance.Read now
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