This tutorial series will go through the process of creating a plugin in C++ that can be used in both Unreal Engine 4 and Unity3D. The plugin will be an unmanaged plugin for Windows platform. It should demonstrate enough so that the reader can easily create plugins for other OS such as Android and iOS easily.

As an example we will look into creating a plugin that uses SQLite3 databases to store and retrieve data from a locally stored database file.

Here are the blog posts in order:

Part 1: Set Up

• Simple C++ Plugin for Unity3D and Unreal Engine 4
• Import C++ Plugin into Unity3D
• Import C++ Plugin into Unreal Engine 4

Part 2: Displaying Logs

• Setting up C++ plugin for Delegates in Unit3D and UE4
• Unity3D Set Up
• unreal Engine 4 Set Up

Part 3: SQLite3 Setup

• Setup SQLite3 Create Database and Table