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C++ API

This section contains information about Unigine C++ API. It consists of two parts:

The Unigine engine enables exporting the C++ code to UnigineScript and vice versa, providing flexible extension of Unigine functionality. It allows to export or import variables, functions, and classes. It is also possible to load a custom library dynamically at the engine run time.

All C++ API header files are located in the Unigine/include/ directory.

See also#

For better understanding of the Unigine C++ API operation in the Engine architecture it is recommended to look through the Engine Architecture article.

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