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Installation
desuqcafe edited this page Nov 23, 2025
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This guide covers how to install Off World Live's fork of VRM4U in your Unreal Engine project.
- Unreal Engine: 5.6, 5.5, 5.4, 5.3, 5.2, 5.1, 5.0, or 4.27-4.20
- Project Type: C++ or Blueprint Project
- Platforms: Windows, Mac, Mobile (Android, iOS)
Download the latest release from our fork:
- Open Unreal Engine
- Create a new project or open an existing one (C++ or Blueprint)
- Once ready, exit Unreal Engine
- Navigate to your project folder (where the
.uprojectfile is located) - Create a
Pluginsfolder if it doesn't exist - Extract the downloaded VRM4U ZIP into the
Pluginsfolder
Your folder structure should look like this:
+ MyProject
- MyProject.uproject
+ Plugins
+ VRM4U
- VRM4U.uplugin
+ Binaries
+ Config
+ Content
+ Resources
+ Source
If you're using a C++ project:
-
Right-click on your
.uprojectfile - Select "Generate Visual Studio Project Files"
- Wait for the process to complete
If you're using a C++ project:
- Open the generated
.slnfile in Visual Studio - Select Development Editor configuration
- Click Build > Rebuild Solution
- Wait for the build to complete (this may take several minutes)
- Open your project in Unreal Engine
- You may see a prompt asking to rebuild modules - click Yes (C++ projects)
- Go to Edit > Plugins
- Search for "VRM4U"
- Check the box to enable VRM4U
- Restart the editor when prompted
To verify VRM4U is installed correctly:
- Open the Content Browser
- Enable plugin content visibility:
- Click the Settings icon (gear) in Content Browser
- Check "Show Plugin Content"
- Navigate to Plugins > VRM4U Content
- You should see the VRM4U sample maps and assets
Sample maps can be found at:
VRM4UContent/Maps/VRM4U_sample.umap
If you don't see plugin content, make sure you've enabled "Show Plugin Content" in the Content Browser settings.
- No additional steps required
- Pre-built binaries are included
- This is normal for Blueprint projects
- The plugin should still work if you click "Yes" to continue
- Check that VRM4U.uplugin is in the correct folder structure
- Verify you extracted the entire plugin folder, not just contents
- Make sure you have the correct Visual Studio version for your UE version
- Try cleaning and rebuilding the solution
Once installation is complete, proceed to Getting Started to learn how to use the extended skeleton features!
Need Help?
- Check the Troubleshooting page
- Visit the original VRM4U documentation
- Open an issue on our GitHub repository