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iVcente/README.md

Hey, I'm Vicente!

I'm a computer scientist and one absolutely passionate about this field of study. I work as a game programmer and I love making games, so that's one subject to certainly find here! I try to share anything I'm currently studying at the moment. I'm updating or uploading new repos whenever I can.

📫 You can contact me on LinkedIn;

📄 I really enjoy documenting stuff that I learn about Unreal Engine and game development. I have this Notion website where I gather smart people knowledge and also write on it mostly to my future self, but perhaps you can find it useful as well.

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    Crash Reporter is very useful for allowing players to send to you their crashes logs in a really straight forward way. It’s possible to customize its looks and texts to better match them to your game, while also making it a bit more user friendly. I like to use [BugSplat](https://www.bugsplat.com) as the tool/service for storing and analyzing crashes.
    
              
    
              
    
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    Before we start, a version of Unreal Engine that's built from [source](https://www.unrealengine.com/pt-BR/ue-on-github) is required. With this out of the way, we'll need to update `DefaultEngine.ini`. As a side note, in Unreal 5.4, I noticed we can modify the config file inside the project directory itself, `{ProjectName}/Config/`. In older versions, I was only able to setup the configuration correctly by changing it inside `{UnrealSourceVersionPath}/Engine/Programs/CrashReportClient/Config`. Either way, let's update the file as the following so Crash Reporter sends the reports to BugSplat. Create a section for `CrashReportClient` if it doesn't exist already:
    
              
    
          
    
    
    
  
    

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