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Fixed spelling - added openGL tag
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kamziro
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So I've been developing games and apps in C++/OpenGL for a while, and am thinking of starting to use Unreal Engine for many things.

I've built up quite the huge libarry for UI / rendering related code, but they rely on OpenGL for rendering. Will I have no choice but to reimplement these / use unreal engine's, or is there some way to integrate them togeethertogether?

So I've been developing games and apps in C++/OpenGL for a while, and am thinking of starting to use Unreal Engine for many things.

I've built up quite the huge libarry for UI / rendering related code, but they rely on OpenGL for rendering. Will I have no choice but to reimplement these / use unreal engine's, or is there some way to integrate them togeether?

So I've been developing games and apps in C++/OpenGL for a while, and am thinking of starting to use Unreal Engine for many things.

I've built up quite the huge libarry for UI / rendering related code, but they rely on OpenGL for rendering. Will I have no choice but to reimplement these / use unreal engine's, or is there some way to integrate them together?

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kamziro
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Bringing over OpenGL code to unreal engine?

So I've been developing games and apps in C++/OpenGL for a while, and am thinking of starting to use Unreal Engine for many things.

I've built up quite the huge libarry for UI / rendering related code, but they rely on OpenGL for rendering. Will I have no choice but to reimplement these / use unreal engine's, or is there some way to integrate them togeether?