A small studio with a long project

Most Unreal plugins are written to be sold. Ours are written because a project stalled without them, and they spend months in daily use before anyone else sees them. That order matters: it means the awkward cases have already come up, and the documentation was written by someone who hit them.

We support a tool against the engine version it was built and verified on, rather than claiming a range nobody tested. When a new Unreal release lands, the plugin gets rebuilt, run and checked before that version appears on the listing.

Known issues ship with the release notes, with a workaround wherever one exists. Anything we have not fixed yet is written down, not left for you to find.