I've updated the DisplayName for this property in it's uproperty meta data. Category, also, now has a relevant space.
[CL 2506615 by Terence Burns in Main branch]
Rob asked me to back out GENERATED_*_BODY -> GENERATED_BODY change for now until the "_Validate and _Implementation auto-generation" discussion is over.
#codereview Robert.Manuszewski
[CL 2481343 by Jaroslaw Palczynski in Main branch]
- Windows XP is now configurable from the editor under: Project Settings | Windows | Minimum OS Version
- We will now have a UE4Game_xp.exe which will be used for XP supported content only games
- - - Added support to UBT to choose a file name when running a build, approved by Rob M.
- - - Added functionality to UAT to look for an _xp.exe when packaging.
- Minimum Windows OS, is Vista by default.
- Bootstrap Packaged Game Program is now also built with windows xp support.
Fix for JIRA issues
https://jira.ol.epicgames.net/browse/UE-2894https://jira.ol.epicgames.net/browse/UE-3580https://jira.ol.epicgames.net/browse/UE-4928
[CL 2379024 by Terence Burns in Main branch]
User can now select target RHI's for windows under: Edit->Project Preferences->Windows->Targeted RHIs
Split up GetShaderFormats into GetAllPossibleShaderFormats and GetAllTargetedShaderFormats.
D3D11 and D3D10 remain the only two on, by default, for windows.
#ReviewedBy Nick.Penwarden
[CL 2068025 by Terence Burns in Main branch]
Up until this change, project settings caused a lot of confusion amongst users, because they were changed to the user's local INI files. The local INI files, however, would be ignored when packaging a project, which means that local setting changes would not be applied to a packaged project and cause unexpected behavior. With this change the project settings will always save to the default INI file and will therefore be included in packaged projects. We will see how this works out for everyone, and we may change this behavior to something else if we can come up with a better, more intuitive workflow for project settings.
Upgrade Notes:
- If you have changes for Project Settings in your local INI files, you may want to 'Set as Default' in the Editor and then delete the local INI
- The default INI files (i.e. DefaultEngine.ini) of your project need to be writable. If you use source control, make sure you check out the corresponding files before changing project settings
[CL 2066019 by Max Preussner in Main branch]
