Quick Start

A 5-minute guide to get value from Blueprint AI Assistant. Three paths:

Path A: Export from the Editor (30 seconds)#

1. Right-click a Blueprint in Content Browser
2. Select "Blueprint AI Assistant" > "Quick Export to Text"
3. The exported file opens (or find it in Saved/BlueprintAIAssistant/Exports/)
4. You now have a complete text representation of your Blueprint

Path B: Export from Command Line (2 minutes)#

1. Open a terminal
2. Run:

"C:/Program Files/Epic Games/UE_5.7/Engine/Binaries/Win64/UnrealEditor-Cmd.exe" "C:/Projects/MyProject/MyProject.uproject" -run=BlueprintAIAssistant -verb=export -asset=/Game/Blueprints/BP_MyCharacter -nullrhi -nosplash -nosound -unattended

3. The export prints to stdout. Add -out=C:/exports/character.txt to write to a file.

Path C: Modify Blueprints Programmatically (5 minutes)#

1. Create a file called my_changes.json:

{
    "defaultAsset": "/Game/Blueprints/BP_MyCharacter",
    "operations": [
        {"verb": "add-var", "name": "MaxHealth", "type": "Float"},
        {"verb": "set-var-default", "name": "MaxHealth", "value": "100.0"},
        {"verb": "add-var", "name": "CurrentHealth", "type": "Float"},
        {"verb": "set-var-default", "name": "CurrentHealth", "value": "100.0"},
        {"verb": "compile"},
        {"verb": "save"}
    ]
}

2. Run:

-verb=batch -input=C:/path/to/my_changes.json

3. Open the Blueprint in the editor. Your new variables are there.

Next Steps#

• Output Formats: Choose the right format for your workflow
• Batch Operations: Run multiple operations in one pass
• AI Guide: Complete verb reference
• Verb Reference: Detailed per-domain verb documentation with examples