String Lights - for Unreal Engine

String Lights is a blueprint tool for Unreal Engine that allows you to quickly create string lights as spline meshes in your scene. There are 6 unique types of String Lights, which can all be easily adjusted to your needs.

List of Features:

• 6 unique types of string lights as spline meshes
• adjustable colors & brightness
• multi-color
• blinking lights
• enable/disable point lights being spawned with adjustable settings
• enable/disable collision
• world position offset along local normals with distance blending, to make them more visible when further away

📝 Documentation

How to add String Lights to an existing project:

To add String Lights to another project, first make sure the existing project is running on Unreal Engine version 4.26 or higher. Both StringLights.uproject as well as the .uproject you want to merge it to, need to be on the same engine version.

To change the engine version of a project (on Windows), right click on the .uproject file > "Show more options" > "Switch Unreal Engine version..." > select the version you want to upgrade to > press OK > launch the project once and close it again.

Now, in your explorer, go to "StringLights" > "Content", copy the entire StringLights folder from there, and paste it directly into the Content folder of your existing project.