Git fetch -depth=1 origin tag $pkgver-release Git clone -depth=1 -branch=$pkgver-release $pkgname # Download Unreal Engine source or update if the folder exists Can be useful if you do not have a lot of space in /opt directory.Įrror 'You must register at and link your github account to access this private repo. _install_dir='opt/$pkgname' # Default engine installation directory. Must set UE_USE_SYSTEM_MONO in your environment for it to work after install. _system_mono=false # Uses System mono for unreal. _ccache_support=false # Patches for ccache. Options=(!strip staticlibs) # Package is 3 Gib smaller with 'strip' but it takes a long time and generates many warnings Optdepends=('qt5-base: qmake build system for projects' Pkgdesc='A 3D game engine by Epic Games which can be used non-commercially for free.'ĭepends=(icu sdl2 python lld xdg-user-dirs dos2unix) # If you want to turn on additional patches there are switches below.

# The source is about 200 MiB, with an extra ~11 GiB of dependencies downloaded in Setup.sh, and may take several hours to compile. See the wiki for more info: īelow is a copy paste of the build file # Maintainer: Dylan Ferris

=> ERROR: You must register at and link your github account to access this private repo. => Validating source files with sha256sums.Ĭom. I might have also edited the build text file inadvertently, and I don’t know how to ‘revert’ it back.īelow is the error that I get. However, after doing all this the error remains unchanged. I have set up a SSH key and paired it up with my github account as well as linking my github account to my epic games account on firefox. I am facing errors installing the unreal engine using the pamac aur provided.

Unreal install