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# Cosmic Architect

This plugin allows you to procedurally generate planets with advanced noise systems, dynamic LOD, and collision support. Additionally, it provides a system for gravitational interactions and customizable orbits.

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Characteristics

* Compatible with Unreal Engine \[5.7]
* Extensible
* Optimized for performance

## Installation

Github: <https://github.com/narratech/TFG-Bravo-Perez-Rubio>

Fab: <https://www.fab.com/listings/4e181e3f-0077-4ed6-8079-39e679ddfe24>

1. Install Unreal Engine 5.7; we recommend version 5.7.4.
2. Method 1 (recommended): Copy the pre-packaged plugin (Release on Github) to this path where you have the engine installed: `5.7/Engine/Plugins/Marketplace`. Method 2: You can also copy the source code into a folder named `Plugins` within your project if you are going to compile it (requires Visual Studio configured).
3. Create any type of project or use an existing one and activate the plugin: `Edit` -> `Plugins` -> `Cosmic Architect`
4. Enable plugin and engine content if you haven't already, so you can view the scenes and access the Cosmic Architect content.

![Introduccion](/files/oIM8nNp5kV00xF1Ur112)

## Plugin Dependencies

When CosmicArchitect is activated, the following Unreal Engine plugins are activated:

* Procedural Mesh Component
* Enhaned Input
* PCG Biome Core
* PCG Biome Sample


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