Introduction
Getting Started
Installing Unreal Engine
Starting the editor
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1. Custom UE4 project
External tools
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Loose file loading
Creating your mod
Mesh/Model
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1. Extracting game models
2. Importing models into Blender
3. Exporting models into UE4
4. Setting materials and outline
5. Custom materials
Texture/Colors
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1. Extracting textures
2. Previewing textures in Blender
3. Editing base
4. Editing ILM
5. Editing SSS
6. Editing detail/decal
7. Exporting textures into UE4
8. Per-game texture specifics
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9. 1. Strive
  2. DBFZ
Animations
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1. Extracting animations
2. Importing animations into Blender
3. Altering animations in Blender
4. Exporting animations into UE4
5. Checking animations in-game
6. Adding entirely new animations
Hurt & hitboxes
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1. Extracting & importing collision
2. Modifying collision
3. Adding new collision
Particles
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1. Extracting Particles
2. Simple edits with Particle Editor
3. Complex edits with UassetGUI
4. Quirks, pitfalls etc.
Movesets
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Audio
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1. Extracting audio
2. Importing audio
UI Modding
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Code Modding
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1. Setting up the Ghidra project
2. Setting up UE4SS
Distributing your mod
Creating a .pak archive
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1. Installing your mod
Unverum functionality
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1. Text patching
Uploading to Gamebanana

Finding widgets

In Team RED Unreal Engine 4 games, all widgets can be found in RED\Content\UI. The overall contents of the folder differ per game, but names are fairly consistent.

The HUD for battles can be found in UI\battle in most games. In Strive, it can be found in UI\Battle_Xrd3.
Widgets with Allset in their names refer to the "master" widget. This widget is the one that's directly displayed, containing all other widgets used for its section.
Strive tends to postfix its UI folders with Xrd3. This was the codename for Strive during development.

Look inside the folder in the custom project, and try to find the UI element you're looking for. There will be a visual preview of the widget upon opening it. Once you find it, feel free to get creative! Design is incredibly subjective, so I will not provide a tutorial on that. But before you do, make sure to check out the next page, as there are several common pitfalls that could ruin your mod.