Allow registering variables in a modular manner

[ooploopl-]

As far as i know, currently the plugin provides single mechanism to expose variables to d3, through level blueprints which is not practical and is cumbersome. I suggest, if possible, allow registering variables from any element which can be copied over to other unreal projects without re-exposing variables one by one manually. As a workround we currently use a template map and push the level(s) we want to stream into this map which is time consuming and prone to error.

[MunWolf]

We are working on integrating this with Epics remote parameter solution.
Current workflow is temporary.
EDIT: Apologies for the long response time

[ooploopl-]

Thank you for the response. Glad to know you are working on an alternative solution.

[aweidenhammer]

This would be very useful. Please do this!

[KevinRiTE]

Creating a Disguise Remote Control Protocol might be the answer. It would then depend on the Remote Control API and you could expose almost anything in unreal.

[MunWolf]

I have a prototype of it working with the Remote Control API,
there are still some issues to be ironed out (texture parameters for example) that we are in talks with Epic about.

[aweidenhammer]

Cool. This will be interesting to mess with and could really simplify how we program our controls.

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