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UE4SS Settings1

The document outlines configuration settings for a modding tool, including paths, cache options, and memory management. It specifies various parameters for object dumping, header generation, and debugging features. Additionally, it includes settings for threading and crash dump options, with defaults provided for each parameter.

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UE4SS Settings1

The document outlines configuration settings for a modding tool, including paths, cache options, and memory management. It specifies various parameters for object dumping, header generation, and debugging features. Additionally, it includes settings for threading and crash dump options, with defaults provided for each parameter.

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[Overrides]

; Path to the 'Mods' folder


; Default: <dll_directory>/Mods
ModsFolderPath =

[General]
EnableHotReloadSystem = 0

; Whether the cache system for AOBs will be used.


; Default: 1
UseCache = 1

; Whether caches will be invalidated if ue4ss.dll has changed


; Default: 1
InvalidateCacheIfDLLDiffers = 1

; The number of seconds the scanner will scan for before giving up
; Default: 30
SecondsToScanBeforeGivingUp = 30

; Whether to create UObject listeners in GUObjectArray to create a fast cache for


use instead of iterating GUObjectArray.
; Setting this to false can help if you're experiencing a crash on startup.
; Default: true
bUseUObjectArrayCache = false

[EngineVersionOverride]
MajorVersion =
MinorVersion =

[ObjectDumper]
; Whether to force all assets to be loaded before dumping objects
; WARNING: Can require multiple gigabytes of extra memory
; WARNING: Is not stable & will crash the game if you load past the main menu after
dumping
; Default: 0
LoadAllAssetsBeforeDumpingObjects = 0

[CXXHeaderGenerator]
; Whether to property offsets and sizes
; Default: 1
DumpOffsetsAndSizes = 1

; Whether memory layouts of classes and structs should be accurate


; This must be set to 1, if you want to use the generated headers in an actual C++
project
; When set to 0, padding member variables will not be generated
; NOTE: A VALUE OF 1 HAS NO PURPOSE YET! MEMORY LAYOUT IS NOT ACCURATE EITHER WAY!
; Default: 0
KeepMemoryLayout = 0

; Whether to force all assets to be loaded before generating headers


; WARNING: Can require multiple gigabytes of extra memory
; WARNING: Is not stable & will crash the game if you load past the main menu after
dumping
; Default: 0
LoadAllAssetsBeforeGeneratingCXXHeaders = 0

[UHTHeaderGenerator]
; Whether to skip generating packages that belong to the engine
; Some games make alterations to the engine and for those games you might want to
set this to 0
; Default: 0
IgnoreAllCoreEngineModules = 0

; Whether to skip generating the "Engine" and "CoreUObject" packages


; Default: 1
IgnoreEngineAndCoreUObject = 1

; Whether to force all UFUNCTION macros to have "BlueprintCallable"


; Note: This will cause some errors in the generated headers that you will need to
manually fix
; Default: 1
MakeAllFunctionsBlueprintCallable = 1

; Whether to force all UPROPERTY macros to have "BlueprintReadWrite"


; Also forces all UPROPERTY macros to have "meta=(AllowPrivateAccess=true)"
; Default: 1
MakeAllPropertyBlueprintsReadWrite = 1

; Whether to force UENUM macros on enums to have 'BlueprintType' if the underlying


type was implicit or uint8
; Note: This also forces the underlying type to be uint8 where the type would
otherwise be implicit
; Default: 1
MakeEnumClassesBlueprintType = 1

; Whether to force "Config = Engine" on all UCLASS macros that use either one of:
; "DefaultConfig", "GlobalUserConfig" or "ProjectUserConfig"
; Default: 1
MakeAllConfigsEngineConfig = 1

[Debug]
; Whether to enable the external UE4SS debug console.
ConsoleEnabled = 1
GuiConsoleEnabled = 1
GuiConsoleVisible = 0

; Multiplier for Font Size within the Debug Gui


; Default: 1
GuiConsoleFontScaling = 1

; The API that will be used to render the GUI debug window.
; Valid values (case-insensitive): dx11, d3d11, opengl
; Default: opengl
GraphicsAPI = opengl

; How many objects to put in each group in the live view.


; A lower number means more groups but less lag when a group is open.
; A higher number means less groups but more lag when a group is open.
; Default: 32768
LiveViewObjectsPerGroup = 32768

[Threads]
; The number of threads that the sig scanner will use (not real cpu threads, can be
over your physical & hyperthreading max)
; If the game is modular then multi-threading will always be off regardless of the
settings in this file
; Min: 1
; Max: 4294967295
; Default: 8
SigScannerNumThreads = 8

; The minimum size that a module has to be in order for multi-threading to be


enabled
; This should be large enough so that the cost of creating threads won't out-weigh
the speed gained from scanning in multiple threads
; Min: 0
; Max: 4294967295
; Default: 16777216
SigScannerMultithreadingModuleSizeThreshold = 16777216

[Memory]
; The maximum memory usage (in percentage, see Task Manager %) allowed before asset
loading (when LoadAllAssetsBefore* is 1) cannot happen.
; Once this percentage is reached, the asset loader will stop loading and whatever
operation was in progress (object dump, or cxx generator) will continue.
; Default: 85
MaxMemoryUsageDuringAssetLoading = 80

[Hooks]
HookProcessInternal = 1
HookProcessLocalScriptFunction = 1
HookInitGameState = 1
HookCallFunctionByNameWithArguments = 1
HookBeginPlay = 1
HookLocalPlayerExec = 1
FExecVTableOffsetInLocalPlayer = 0x28

[CrashDump]
EnableDumping = 1
FullMemoryDump = 0

[ExperimentalFeatures]
; Only enable these features if you know what you are doing.
GUIUFunctionCaller = 0

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