ULimenLevelsDeveloperSettings

Overview

ULimenLevelsDeveloperSettings is a UDeveloperSettings class that provides access to various levels used within the game, such as initialization, main menu, game end, and individual game levels. It also includes a boolean flag to determine whether to use a subsystem.

Properties

Type	Name	Access	Description
`bool`	bUseSubsystem	Public	Determines if the subsystem should be used.
`TSoftObjectPtr<UWorld>`	InitializationLevel	Public	The world object for the initialization level.
`TSoftObjectPtr<UWorld>`	MainMenuLevel	Public	The world object for the main menu level.
`TSoftObjectPtr<UWorld>`	GameEndLevel	Public	The world object for the game end level.
`TArray<TSoftObjectPtr<UWorld>>`	GameLevels	Public	An array of world objects representing individual game levels.

Functions

Return Type	Signature	Description
`TSoftObjectPtr<UWorld>`	GetInitializationLevel()	Returns the initialization level.
`TSoftObjectPtr<UWorld>`	GetMainMenuLevel()	Returns the main menu level.
`TSoftObjectPtr<UWorld>`	GetGameEndLevel()	Returns the game end level.
`TSoftObjectPtr<UWorld>`	GetGameLevel(const int32 Index)	Returns a specific game level by index.
`int32`	GetGameLevelIndex(const FSoftObjectPath& Level)	Returns the index of a specific game level by its path.
`int32`	GetGameLevelIndex(const UWorld* Level)	Returns the index of a specific game level by its world object.
`bool`	IsGameLevelIndexValid(const int32 Index)	Checks if a given game level index is valid.
`bool`	ShouldUseSubsystem()	Determines if the subsystem should be used based on settings.

Usage & Implementation Notes

The class uses TSoftObjectPtr<UWorld> to manage levels, which allows for soft references that can be unloaded without breaking dependencies.
The GetDefault<ULimenLevelsDeveloperSettings>() function is used to access the singleton instance of the settings.
The check() macro is used extensively for validation and error handling in both header and implementation files.

22 May 2026