Remote Control Unreal Editor
Why Remote Control Unreal Editor?
The Remote Control Unreal Editor allows you to access and interact with the Unreal Editor remotely through your browser on our platform.
This configuration enables:
Seamless remote development
Efficient testing
Convenient debugging
No need for direct access to the local machine running Unreal Engine
Follow the steps to set up remote control Unreal Editor:
Step 1. Login to Control Panel
Figure 1. Login to Control Panel
Step 2. Navigate to Utilities section
Figure 2. Navigate to Utilities Section
Step 3. Open the Remote Editor Streaming Tab
Figure 3. Remote Editor Streaming
Step 4. Click on TRY REMOTE EDITOR CONTROL
Figure 4. TRY REMOTE EDITOR CONTROL
Step 5. Copy the Signaling Server URL
Figure 5. Copy Signaling Server URL
Step 6. Open your project in Unreal Editor in any remote computer and enable Use Remote Signaling Server option
Make sure you also enable the Pixel Streaming plugin to use this feature.
Figure 6. Enable Use Remote Signaling Server
Step 7. Paste the Copied Signaling Server URL from Step 5
Figure 7. Paste the Copied Signaling Server URL
Step 8. Click on Stream Full Editor
Figure 8. Stream Full Editor
Step 9. Return to the Browser Tab From Step 5
Figure 9. Showing the Play Button
Step 10. Click on the Play button
Figure 10. Click on Play Button
Step 11. Control the Unreal Editor Remotely
Figure 11. Remote Control Unreal Editor
Important: After ending a streaming session, you’ll need to restart the Unreal Engine Editor before starting a new session using Remote Control Unreal Editor.
Controlling a remote Unreal Editor from the browser, as shown in the video below:
https://youtu.be/yqL3c_folmU
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