Dynamic Datatable – Data Table Runtime Replacement

Dynamic Datatable is a full Data Table replacement, allowing you to edit freely at runtime and even combine existing tables. It can Export and Import as CSV. You can simply add an existing Data Table to a dynamic one, so there’s minimal change in workflow

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Description

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Dynamic Datatable is a full Data Table replacement blueprint library, allowing you to edit freely at runtime and even combine existing tables. It can Export and Import as CSV. You can simply add an existing Data Table to a dynamic one, so there’s minimal change in workflow. Blueprint functions written in C++, full source included (source code is undocumented).

UPCOMING

(5.1 is updated, 5.0 and 4.27 need some work still.)

Use any Struct

You can use any structure, it even tolerates ‘casting’ to another struct with similar parameters. All struct pins are wildcards, simply connect a “Break” or “Make” node of the structure you want to use.

Combine Tables

Combine tables simply by calling Add Rows From Data Table for each table. It will keep track of what row was added from which table, streamlining things like having 50 item type tables (swords, bows, axes, etc.) you’d be able to tell what an item is, based on which table it came from.

CSV

Make a CSV string with Convert Table To Csv String, the format is modeled after the built in Data Table CSV export. This may lose some data but should work for the great majority of variable types. This string can be used to fill a Data Table or a Dynamic Table using their respective methods, the dynamic one is Add Rows From Csv String. CSV is intended to work with Unreal, I cannot guarantee it’ll work with spreadsheet software.

Dynamic Datatable is meant to be used alongside built in Data Tables especially for data entry, but it can be used entirely separate from them as well.

QUICKSTART

Show plugin content and engine content in the Content Browser

Find the DynamicDatatable Content folder and open the READ_ME file

TL;DR QUICKSTART

Use “Add Rows from Data Table” and “Get Row from Table”. Simply right click on the Table pin to create a variable (Promote to Variable) All functions are in the category “Dynamic Datatable”

Support: Vyrulentstudios@gmail.com

Functions List: ( int32& are wildcards )

Technical Details

Code Modules:

Number of Blueprints: 1 (Read Me BP)

Number of C++ Classes: 2

Network Replicated: No

Supported Development Platforms: Win64

Supported Target Build Platforms: Windows

Documentation: READ_ME blueprint at DynamicDatatable Content/READ_ME

Example Project: N/A

Important/Additional Notes:

Supported Engine Versions

4.27, 5.0 – 5.3