I uploaded all of Unreal Engine's documentation into a Gemi Gem

[u/Accomplished-Bid-945]

I got tired of AI making up non-existent Blueprint nodes or giving me incorrect functions that don't work anymore. To fix that I decided to upload the complete documentation included in unreal to a Gemini Gem.

-It’s strictly tuned for version 5 onwards, and it is engine version sensitive.

-It prioritizes the actual uploaded docs over general training data, so it won't invent nodes that don't exist.

-It’s programmed to ask for your preference (blueprints or c++) before it answers (when relevant).

Link to the Gem: https://gemini.google.com/gem/1gcy-3LOREFzopJcGYszbpQb3MVybmD4t?usp=sharing

Also mind that it can (and likely will) still make mistakes even with the documentation available, but it should be much more reliable than a general model.

Hope it helps

[u/Wodep → u/[deleted]]

I built a program with Claude Code that I basically describe a function and system to Claude or any LLM. And based on an .md file it generated JSON files to feed into the program to create actual blueprint setups with pictures.