Hello,
I want to compile two different configs (Development/Shipping) and two different targets (Game/Server) in one GUBP run. Is that possible, and what’s the command line to do so?
Platform is Win64. I would also be interested in some basic documentation about GUBP.
-Tiemo
GUBP is quite difficult to customize for that sort of thing, but you might have some luck with overriding GUBP_GetConfigs_MonolithicOnly() from your .target.cs file.
We’re in the process of replacing GUBP with an XML-scripted build process called BuildGraph. That should make it a lot easier to customize what gets built, and how.
Hello,
thanks for the answer, we will not look into GUBP then. But I have seen that UAT MegaXGE could do what we want. Is it still supported, do you use it in-house?
-Tiemo
Yes, we still use MegaXGE.
Just wondering if there’s any documentation about MegaXGE? 
Thanks in advice,
Florian
Just the standard UAT help (pass the -help parameter on the command line). Typical usage is like this:
RunUAT.bat MegaXGE -Target1=“MyGame Win32|Win64 Debug|Development|Shipping” -Target2=“UnrealPak Win64 Development”
Which would compile MyGame in all the listed configurations for Win32 and Win64, and UnrealPak in Win64 Development configuration.