Unreal Engine Virtual Reality Quick Start Guide

Creating a GameState

Where GameMode is great for setting our game specific rules and storing our mode defaults, GameState is there to store our important level-wide elements. Similar to when we created our GameMode class, we'll need to extend a GameState class as the base for our custom state. Let's go back to the Pick Parent Class menu:

Extending GameStateBase to create our custom GameState class

Yet, unlike our GameMode, we're going to extend the GameStateBase class, or the class from which all GameState files extend:

1. Right-click in the Content Browser and select the Blueprint Class from the Create Basic Asset section of the menu.
2. From ...