Developing HoloOcean

Note

HoloOcean has updated from using Unreal Engine 4.27 to 5.3. If you are developing worlds, agents, sensors, etc. using Unreal, you will need to download Unreal Engine 5.3 to develop from the current release and develop branches. Unreal Engine 4.27 usage is still available using previous releases of HoloOcean.

For users that would like to add to or modify HoloOcean, this documentation will help you get started.

The following guides go through how to set up your development environment, including Unreal Engine, and how to add new environments, agents, and sensors.

• Getting Started
  • Cloning
  • Opening & Prepping Project
  • Setting up VSCode
  • Compiling
  • Launching Game Live
  • Logging
• Developing Environments
  • Creating a Custom Level
  • Packaging Environments
• Developing Agents
  • General Agents
  • Buoyant Agents
• Developing Sensors
  • C++
  • Python
  • Allowing Your Sensor to Be Used In Holoocean
• Troubleshooting
  • I can’t open HoloOcean in Unreal Engine on Windows
  • None of my changes to code are showing up when I run HoloOcean
  • I added new objects to my level but they don’t show up on sonar