Build system for Unreal Engine projects for Sublime Text

UE5-Project.sublime-build

{
	"cmd": [
		// Default path for UE 5
		"C:/Program Files/Epic Games/UE_5.0/Engine/Build/BatchFiles/Build.bat",
		// Build configuration is set to "Development" by default
		"Development",
		// The platform is set to Win64 by default
		"Win64",
		"-Project",
		// The Sublime project name must match the Unreal project filename
		// E.g. "MyProject.sublime-project" for "MyProject.uproject"
		// Or manually set the different UE project filename in the line below
		"$folder/$project_base_name.uproject",
		// If you need to build a standalone (non-editor) - replace the line below
		"-TargetType=Editor",
		// "-TargetType=Game",
		"-Progress",
		// Hot reload is disabled - need to close the UnrealEditor before build
		"-NoHotReloadFromIDE"
	],
	"shell": true,
	// The UE project's root folder must be added to teh project as a first one
	// E.g. it should be visible as a first folder in the side bar in Sublime
	"working_dir": "$folder",
	// Regexpt to parse the unreal's compilation Errors and Warnings
	"file_regex": "^\\s*([A-Z]:[^\\(]+)\\((\\d+)\\)()\\s*:\\s(([Ee]rror|[Ww]arning)[^\n]+)", 
	// Don't wrap the build output
	"word_wrap": false,
	// Don't log Sublime's error messages in case if build failed
	"quiet": true,
}

Current version

How to use:

• Put the build system file into %AppData%\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\User\BuildSystems
• Add the UE project's root folder to the Sublime Text
• Save the Sublime's project with exactly the same name as the UE project file
  E.g. if you have MyProject.uproject you'll have to save the Sublime's project as MyProject.sublime-project
• Profit!

Old versions (look for previous revisions)

How to use:

• set your project name and paths to the project and working dir in the sublime-build config
• check/update UE4 path in the node script

Windows requirements:

• $ npm install windows-registry

Not relevant for the current version

Added the notifications script for Windows, thanks @npocmaka!

• Removed the nodejs requirement
• Make it possible to reuse the same build system for different UE4's projects just with the Sublime's build settings

• Updated for UE 5, basically it's the same but path changed - there is a bat script for command-line builds.