Plugin Settings

The plugin adds several project-wide settings to allow you to customize it to your needs.

The settings are split in 2 places, one for the runtime module and one for the editor module.

Runtime Settings

You can find the runtime settings in the Project Settings -> Plugins -> Procedural Dungeon (see screenshot below).

General

Setting	Description
Room Unit	This is the size of a 1 unit room. Each room have a size made of a multiple of this unit. For instance, if you have a room unit of (1000, 1000, 400) and a room of size (3, 1, 2), this room will have in world unit a size of (3000, 1000, 800).
Default Door Size	This is the size used by the debug draw to draw the doors. This is just a visual indication for you, it is not used during the generation process.
Door Offset	You can add an offset on the Z-axis for the doors (eg. if you want to place a ground with a non-zero depth). This offset is a percentage between 0 and 1 of the room unit height.
Can Loop	Enable possibility to link doors when they can. [DEPRECATED] This setting is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. Use the Can Loop variable in the Dungeon Generator instead. As long as this setting remains, it will act as a global toggle for the feature. You should keep it ticked if you want to get the same behavior as when it will be removed.
Room Object Type	The Object Type used by the room trigger box to test actor overlaps. By default it is set to ECC_EngineTraceChannel6, you cannot set that channel from the editor but you can from the DefaultGame.ini file if you want to revert back to the default value. You can create new Object Type Channels from your project settings if you want a special channel for the dungeon rooms, and have controls on which actors can interact with them.

Occlusion Culling

Note: These settings are badly named and should be referred as Room Culling instead. It will be changed in a future version.

Setting	Description
Enable Occlusion Culling	This enables the occlusion culling system (see Occlusion Culling for more details).
Occlusion Distance	Define the distance (in number of connected rooms) of visible rooms from the player's room.
Occlude Dynamic Actors	Set it if you want to have dynamic actors with a RoomVisibility component tracked in the rooms to show/hide them with the room occlusions (see Occlusion Culling for more details).

Debug

Setting	Description
Draw Debug	This will display the debug draw of room bounding volume and doors volume in editor and development builds.
Show Room Origin	If ticked, shows the room's local origin (0,0,0) with a magenta octahedron. [DEPRECATED] This setting is deprecated and will be removed in a future version (unless someone considers that it's really useful).
Flip Door Arrow Side	If ticked, the door arrows will point to the inside of the room instead of the outside.
Door Arrow Length	The length of the door arrow.
Door Arrow Head Size	The size of the arrow head.
On Screen Print Debug	This will prints some debug messages on the player screen in addition to the logs (useful to compare seeds when testing multiplayer).
Print Debug Duration	The duration in seconds of the on screen debug messages.

Editor Settings

You can find the editor related settings in the Project Settings -> Editor -> Procedural Dungeon (see screenshot below).

General

Setting	Description
Default Room Data	The default selected Room Data class in the class picker when creating a new asset from content browser.
Use Automatically Default Class If No Child	If the Room Data class set in the Default Room Data setting above has no child classes, then the class picker will not be displayed and an asset is created using the Default Room Data class directly.

Room Editor Mode

Setting	Description
Default Margins	This is the default margins values for the volume utility function when activating the Room Editor mode.
Use the room bounds center as pivot for camera orbit	When Orbit Camera Around Selection is ticked in your Editor Preferences and this setting is also ticked, then the pivot for orbit rotation of the camera in the Room Editor mode will use the room's bound center instead of the current selection.