Initial implementation explored using Unreal’s Common UI framework for layered menu navigation and input handling across widgets.
The feature was put on hold due to AVE II’s single-platform focus and lack of clear documentation, which would hinder usability for developers.
The current UI framework already offers adequate customization and can be easily expanded further.
We reorganized the project folders to improve navigation and maintenance. Assets now follow Unreal Engine standards and are grouped by purpose and subsystem, keeping related
Resolved an issue that prevented scrolling when the mouse cursor was hovering over List View buttons.
Structured the demonstration map into sub-levels and organized actors into folders. This allows users to easily exclude unnecessary parts of the project. This simplifies the