Getting Started
This page gives a quick overview of how to get started with the instant3Dhub Unreal Plugin.
Requirements
This section details the requirements for using the instant3Dhub Unreal Engine plugin.
Access to instant3Dhub
The plugin requires a working instant3Dhub instance with access to a GPU. For more details on instant3Dhub resource requirements, see the instant3Dhub documentation.
If you are not already using instant3Dhub, please contact our sales team.
Recommended System Specifications
For development using the instant3Dhub Unreal Plugin within the Unreal Engine Editor, the following system specifications are recommended:
System |
Specification |
|---|---|
Operating System |
64-bit Windows 10/11 |
Processor |
Intel Core i7-11700k or AMD Ryzen 7 5800X |
Memory |
64 GB RAM |
Storage |
SSD with 512GB capacity |
Graphics Card |
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 (8GB) or AMD Radeon 6700 XT (12GB) |
DirectX |
DirectX 11 or DirectX 12 compatible GPU |
Network |
Broadband Internet connection |
For additional hardware and software details, refer to the Unreal Engine documentation.
Version Compatibility
Ensure that you are using supported versions of both instant3Dhub and Unreal Engine. Refer to Version & Compatibility for the list of compatible versions.
Project setup and plugin installation
The instant3Dhub Unreal Engine plugin is distributed via git.
The plugin repository is repo.threedy.io/unreal/plugins/instant3Dhub.
If you do not already have an existing Unreal Engine project, please create one using the one of the templates provided by Epic.
In your project folder, create a subfolder named Plugins and clone the plugin repository into this folder:
MyProject/Plugins> git clone https://repo.threedy.io/unreal/plugins/instant3Dhub.git
Make sure to check out the correct branch for your Unreal Engine version.