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Title:2. Create a C++ Class
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Crumbs:%ROOT%, Programming, Programming/QuickStart
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Description:Creating a C++ class
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Version: 4.7
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[Previous Step](Programming\QuickStart\1 "%Programming\QuickStart\1:title%")
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[QuickStart Home](Programming\QuickStart)
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[Next Step](Programming\QuickStart\3 "%Programming\QuickStart\3:title%")
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%Steps%
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1. In the **Unreal Editor**, we can create a new C++ class with the **Add Code to Project** command, located in the **File** drop-down menu.
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[](AddCPPCode.png)
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2. The **Choose Parent Class** menu will open. Since **Actor** is the most basic class that can exist in an **Unreal Engine** level, we'll use the **Actor** class as our base.
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[](ChooseParentClass.png)
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3. The **Name Your New Actor** menu will open. For this example, let's enter the name "FloatingActor", and then click **Create Class**.
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[](NameActorClass.png)
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**Unreal Engine** will now open **Visual Studio** for you and load your new project.
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%Steps%
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