Unreal Build Tool (UBT) supports building several target types:

Game - A standalone game which requires cooked data to run.
Client - Same as Game, but does not include any server code. Useful for networked games.
Server - Same as Game, but does not include any client code. Useful for dedicated servers in networked games.
Editor - A target which extends the Unreal Editor.
Program - A standalone utility program built on top of the Unreal Engine.

Targets are declared through C# source files with a .target.cs extension, and are stored under your project's root directory. Each .target.cs file declares a class deriving from the TargetRules base class, and sets properties controlling how it should be built from its constructor. When asked to build a target, Unreal Build Tool will compile your .target.cs file and construct the class inside it to determine its settings.

The name of the class must match the name of the file it is declared in followed by 'Target' (so for example, MyProject.target.cs defines the class MyProjectTarget).

The typical structure for a target file is as follows:

	using UnrealBuildTool;
	using System.Collections.Generic;
	public class MyProjectTarget : TargetRules
	{
		public MyProjectTarget(TargetInfo Target) : base(Target)
		{
			Type = TargetType.Game;
			// Other properties go here
		}
	}

Read-Only Properties

$ Platform (UnrealTargetPlatform): Platform that this target is being built for.

$ Configuration (UnrealTargetConfiguration): The configuration being built.

$ Architecture (String): Architecture that the target is being built for (or an empty string for the default).

$ ProjectFile (FileReference): Path to the project file for the project containing this target.

$ Version (ReadOnlyBuildVersion): The current build version.

$ IsTestTarget (Boolean): Whether this is a low level test target.

$ ExplicitTestsTarget (Boolean): Whether this is a test target explicitly defined. Explicitly defined test targets always inherit from TestTargetRules and define their own tests. Implicit test targets are created from existing targets when building with -Mode=Test and they include tests from all dependencies.

$ WithLowLevelTests (Boolean): Controls the value of WITH_LOW_LEVEL_TESTS that dictates whether module-specific low level tests are compiled in or not.

$ HostPlatform (UnrealTargetPlatform): Gets the host platform being built on.

$ bGenerateProjectFiles (Boolean): Expose the bGenerateProjectFiles flag to targets, so we can modify behavior as appropriate for better intellisense.

$ bShouldTargetRulesTogglePlugins (Boolean): Indicates whether target rules should be used to explicitly enable or disable plugins. Usually not needed for project generation unless project files indicate whether referenced plugins should be built or not.

$ bIsEngineInstalled (Boolean): Expose a setting for whether or not the engine is installed.

Read/Write Properties

$ Type (TargetType): The type of target.

$ ForcedIncludeOrder (Nullable): Force the include order to a specific version. Overrides any Target and Module rules.

$ OutputFile (String): Path to the output file for the main executable, relative to the Engine or project directory. This setting is only typically useful for non-UE programs, since the engine uses paths relative to the executable to find other known folders (for example, Content).

$ bUsesSteam (Boolean): Whether the target uses Steam.

$ bUsesCEF3 (Boolean): Whether the target uses CEF3.

$ bUsesSlate (Boolean): Whether the project uses visual Slate UI (as opposed to the low level windowing/messaging, which is always available).

$ bUseStaticCRT (Boolean): Forces linking against the static CRT. This is not fully supported across the engine due to the need for allocator implementations to be shared (for example), and TPS libraries to be consistent with each other, but can be used for utility programs.

$ bDebugBuildsActuallyUseDebugCRT (Boolean): Enables the debug C++ runtime (CRT) for debug builds. By default we always use the release runtime, since the debug version isn't particularly useful when debugging Unreal Engine projects, and linking against the debug CRT libraries forces our third party library dependencies to also be compiled using the debug CRT (and often perform more slowly). Often it can be inconvenient to require a separate copy of the debug versions of third party static libraries simply so that you can debug your program's code.

$ bLegalToDistributeBinary (Boolean): Whether the output from this target can be publicly distributed, even if it has dependencies on modules that are in folders with special restrictions (eg. CarefullyRedist, NotForLicensees, NoRedist).

$ UndecoratedConfiguration (UnrealTargetConfiguration): Specifies the configuration whose binaries do not require a -Platform-Configuration suffix.

$ bBuildAllModules (Boolean): Build all the modules that are valid for this target type. Used for CIS and making installed engine builds.

$ VSTestRunSettingsFile (FileReference): Set this to reference a VSTest run settings file from generated projects.

$ BuildPlugins (List): Additional plugins that are built for this target type but not enabled.

$ bRuntimeDependenciesComeFromBuildPlugins (Boolean): If this is true, then the BuildPlugins list will be used to populate RuntimeDependencies, rather than EnablePlugins.

$ AdditionalPlugins (List): A list of additional plugins which need to be included in this target. This allows referencing non-optional plugin modules which cannot be disabled, and allows building against specific modules in program targets which do not fit the categories in ModuleHostType.

$ EnablePlugins (List): Additional plugins that should be included for this target.

$ DisablePlugins (List): List of plugins to be disabled for this target. Note that the project file may still reference them, so they should be marked as optional to avoid failing to find them at runtime.

$ InternalPluginDependencies (List): A list of Plugin names that are allowed to exist as dependencies without being defined in the uplugin descriptor.

$ PakSigningKeysFile (String): Path to the set of PAK signing keys to embed in the executable.

$ SolutionDirectory (String): Allows a Program Target to specify its own solution folder path.

$ bBuildInSolutionByDefault (Nullable): Whether the target should be included in the default solution build configuration. Setting this to false will skip building when running in the IDE.

$ bShouldCompileAsDLL (Boolean): Whether this target should be compiled as a Dynamic-link library (DLL). Requires LinkType to be set to TargetLinkType.Monolithic.

$ CustomConfig (String): Extra subdirectory to load config files out of, for making multiple types of builds with the same platform. This will get baked into the game executable as CUSTOM_CONFIG and used when staging to filter files and settings.

$ ExeBinariesSubFolder (String): Subfolder to place executables in, relative to the default location.

$ GeneratedCodeVersion (EGeneratedCodeVersion): Allow the target module to override Unreal Header Tool (UHT) code generation version.

$ bEnableMeshEditor (Boolean): Whether to enable the mesh editor.

$ bCompileChaos (Boolean): Whether to compile the Chaos physics plugin.

$ bUseChaos (Boolean): Whether to use the Chaos physics interface. This overrides the physx flags to disable APEX and NvCloth.

$ bUseChaosChecked (Boolean): Whether to compile in checked chaos features for debugging.

$ bUseChaosMemoryTracking (Boolean): Whether to compile in chaos memory tracking features.

$ bCustomSceneQueryStructure (Boolean): Whether scene query acceleration is done by UE. The physx scene query structure is still created, but we do not use it.

$ bCompilePhysX (Boolean): Whether to include PhysX support.

$ bCompileAPEX (Boolean): Whether to include PhysX APEX support.

$ bCompileNvCloth (Boolean): Whether to include NvCloth.

$ bCompileICU (Boolean): Whether to include ICU unicode/i18n support in Core.

$ bCompileCEF3 (Boolean): Whether to compile CEF3 support.

$ bCompileISPC (Boolean): Whether to compile using ISPC.

$ bCompileIntelMetricsDiscovery (Boolean): Whether to compile IntelMetricsDiscovery.

$ bCompilePython (Boolean): Whether to compile in python support.

$ bUseIris (Boolean): Whether to use Iris.

$ bForceBuildTargetPlatforms (Boolean): Whether to force compiling the target platform modules, even if they would not normally be built.

$ bForceBuildShaderFormats (Boolean): Whether to force compiling shader format modules, even if they would not normally be built.

$ bNeedsExtraShaderFormatsOverride (Nullable): Override for including extra shader formats.

$ bCompileCustomSQLitePlatform (Boolean): Whether we should compile SQLite using the custom "Unreal" platform (true), or using the native platform (false).

$ bUseCacheFreedOSAllocs (Boolean): Whether to utilize cache freed OS allocations with MallocBinned.

$ bCompileRecast (Boolean): Whether to compile Recast navmesh generation.

$ bCompileNavmeshSegmentLinks (Boolean): Whether to compile with navmesh segment links.

$ bCompileNavmeshClusterLinks (Boolean): Whether to compile with navmesh cluster links.

$ bForceEnableExceptions (Boolean): Enable exceptions for all modules.

$ bUseInlining (Boolean): Enable inlining for all modules.

$ bForceEnableObjCExceptions (Boolean): Enable exceptions for all modules.

$ bForceEnableRTTI (Boolean): Enable RTTI for all modules.

$ bCompileWithStatsWithoutEngine (Boolean): Whether to include stats support even without the engine.

$ bCompileWithPluginSupport (Boolean): Whether to include plugin support.

$ bCompileWithAccessibilitySupport (Boolean): Whether to allow accessibility code in both Slate and the OS layer.

$ bUseDebugLiveCodingConsole (Boolean): Whether to enable support for live coding.

$ bWithDirectXMath (Boolean): Whether to enable support for DirectX Math. (This feature is no longer supported.)

$ bUseLoggingInShipping (Boolean): Whether to turn on logging for test/shipping builds.

$ bLoggingToMemoryEnabled (Boolean): Whether to turn on logging to memory for test/shipping builds.

$ bUseLauncherChecks (Boolean): Whether to check that the process was launched through an external launcher.

$ bUseChecksInShipping (Boolean): Whether to turn on checks (asserts) for test/shipping builds.

$ bTCHARIsUTF8 (Boolean): Whether to turn on UTF-8 mode, mapping TCHAR to UTF8CHAR.

$ bUseEstimatedUtcNow (Boolean): Whether to use the EstimatedUtcNow or PlatformUtcNow. EstimatedUtcNow is appropriate in cases where PlatformUtcNow can be slow.

$ bCompileFreeType (Boolean): True if we need FreeType support.

$ bCompileForSize (Boolean): True if we want to favor optimizing size over speed.

$ OptimizationLevel (OptimizationMode): Allows fine tuning optimizations level for speed and\or code size

$ bForceCompileDevelopmentAutomationTests (Boolean): Whether to compile development automation tests.

$ bForceCompilePerformanceAutomationTests (Boolean): Whether to compile performance automation tests.

$ bForceDisableAutomationTests (Boolean): Whether to override the defaults for automation tests (Debug/Development configs).

$ bEventDrivenLoader (Boolean): If true, event driven loader will be used in cooked builds.

$ NativePointerMemberBehaviorOverride (Nullable): Used to override the behavior controlling whether UCLASSes and USTRUCTs are allowed to have native pointer members, if disallowed they will be a UHT error and should be substituted with TObjectPtr members instead.

$ bUseXGEController (Boolean): Whether the XGE controller worker and modules should be included in the engine build. These are required for distributed shader compilation using the XGE interception interface.

$ bIWYU (Boolean): Enables "include what you use" by default for modules in this target. Changes the default PCH mode for any module in this project to PCHUsageMode.UseExplicitOrSharedPCHs.

$ bEnforceIWYU (Boolean): Enforce "include what you use" rules; warns if monolithic headers (for example, Engine.h, UnrealEd.h, and so on) are used, and checks that source files include their matching header first.

$ bPrecompile (Boolean): Make static libraries for all engine modules as intermediates for this target.

$ bEnableOSX109Support (Boolean): Whether we should compile with support for OS X 10.9 Mavericks. Used for some tools that we need to be compatible with this version of OS X.

$ bIsBuildingConsoleApplication (Boolean): True if this is a console application that is being built.

$ bDisableSymbolCache (Boolean): True if debug symbols that are cached for some platforms should not be created.

$ bForceUnityBuild (Boolean): Whether to force C++ source files to be combined into larger files for faster compilation.

$ bMergeModuleAndGeneratedUnityFiles (Boolean): Whether to merge module and generated unity files for faster compilation.

$ bUseAdaptiveUnityBuild (Boolean): Use a heuristic to determine which files are currently being iterated on and exclude them from unity blobs, resulting in faster incremental compile times. The current implementation uses the read-only flag to distinguish the working set, assuming that files will be made writable by the source control system if they are being modified. This is true for Perforce, but not for Git.

$ bAdaptiveUnityDisablesOptimizations (Boolean): Disable optimization for files that are in the adaptive non-unity working set.

$ bAdaptiveUnityDisablesPCH (Boolean): Disables force-included PCHs for files that are in the adaptive non-unity working set.

$ bAdaptiveUnityCreatesDedicatedPCH (Boolean): Creates a dedicated PCH for each source file in the working set, allowing faster iteration on cpp-only changes.

$ bAdaptiveUnityEnablesEditAndContinue (Boolean): Creates a dedicated PCH for each source file in the working set, allowing faster iteration on cpp-only changes.

$ bAdaptiveUnityCompilesHeaderFiles (Boolean): Creates a dedicated source file for each header file in the working set to detect missing includes in headers.

$ MinGameModuleSourceFilesForUnityBuild (Int32): The number of source files in a game module before unity build will be activated for that module. This allows small game modules to have faster iterative compile times for single files, at the expense of slower full rebuild times. This setting can be overridden by the bFasterWithoutUnity option in a module's Build.cs file.

$ ShadowVariableWarningLevel (WarningLevel): Forces shadow variable warnings to be treated as errors on platforms that support it.

$ bWarningsAsErrors (Boolean): Whether to enable all warnings as errors. UE enables most warnings as errors already, but disables a few (such as deprecation warnings).

$ UnsafeTypeCastWarningLevel (WarningLevel): Indicates what warning/error level to treat unsafe type casts as on platforms that support it (for example, double->float or int64->int32).

$ bUndefinedIdentifierErrors (Boolean): Forces the use of undefined identifiers in conditional expressions to be treated as errors.

$ bRetainFramePointersOverride (Nullable): Forces frame pointers to be retained this is usually required when you want reliable callstacks (for example, mallocframeprofiler).

$ bUseFastMonoCalls (Boolean): New Monolithic Graphics drivers have optional "fast calls" replacing various D3d functions.

$ NumIncludedBytesPerUnityCPP (Int32): An approximate number of bytes of C++ code to target for inclusion in a single unified C++ file.

$ bStressTestUnity (Boolean): Whether to stress test the C++ unity build robustness by including all C++ files files in a project from a single unified file.

$ bDetailedUnityFiles (Boolean): Whether to add additional information to the unity files, such as '_of_X' in the file name.

$ bForceDebugInfo (Boolean): Whether to force debug info to be generated.

$ bDisableDebugInfo (Boolean): Whether to globally disable debug info generation; see DebugInfoHeuristics.cs for per-config and per-platform options.

$ bDisableDebugInfoForGeneratedCode (Boolean): Whether to disable debug info generation for generated files. This improves link times for modules that have a lot of generated glue code.

$ bOmitPCDebugInfoInDevelopment (Boolean): Whether to disable debug info on PC/Mac in development builds (for faster developer iteration, as link times are extremely fast with debug info disabled).

$ bUsePDBFiles (Boolean): Whether PDB files should be used for Visual C++ builds.

$ bUsePCHFiles (Boolean): Whether PCH files should be used.

$ bDeterministic (Boolean): Set flags required for deterministic linking (experimental, may not be fully supported). Deterministic compiling is controlled via ModuleRules.cs.

$ bForceDeterministic (Boolean): Force set flags required for deterministic compiling and linking (experimental, may not be fully supported). This setting is only recommended for testing, instead: Set bDeterministic on a per module basis in ModuleRules.cs to control deterministic compiling. Set bDeterministic on a per target basis in TargetRules.cs to control deterministic linking.

$ bPreprocessOnly (Boolean): Whether to just preprocess source files for this target, and skip compilation.

$ bPreprocessDepends (Boolean): Generate dependency files by preprocessing. This is only recommended when distributing builds as it adds additional overhead.

$ StaticAnalyzer (StaticAnalyzer): Whether static code analysis should be enabled.

$ StaticAnalyzerOutputType (StaticAnalyzerOutputType): The output type to use for the static analyzer. This is only supported for Clang.

$ StaticAnalyzerMode (StaticAnalyzerMode): The mode to use for the static analyzer. This is only supported for Clang. Shallow mode completes quicker but is generally not recommended.

$ MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeader (Int32): The minimum number of files that must use a pre-compiled header before it will be created and used.

$ bForcePrecompiledHeaderForGameModules (Boolean): When enabled, a precompiled header is always generated for game modules, even if there are only a few source files in the module. This greatly improves compile times for iterative changes on a few files in the project, at the expense of slower full rebuild times for small game projects. This can be overridden by setting MinFilesUsingPrecompiledHeaderOverride in a module's Build.cs file.

$ bUseIncrementalLinking (Boolean): Whether to use incremental linking or not. Incremental linking can yield faster iteration times when making small changes. Currently disabled by default because it tends to behave a bit buggy on some computers (PDB-related compile errors).

$ bAllowLTCG (Boolean): Whether to allow the use of link time code generation (LTCG).

$ bPreferThinLTO (Boolean): When Link Time Code Generation (LTCG) is enabled, whether to prefer using the lighter weight version on supported platforms.

$ bPGOProfile (Boolean): Whether to enable Profile Guided Optimization (PGO) instrumentation in this build.

$ bPGOOptimize (Boolean): Whether to optimize this build with Profile Guided Optimization (PGO).

$ bSupportEditAndContinue (Boolean): Whether to support edit and continue. Only works on Microsoft compilers.

$ bOmitFramePointers (Boolean): Whether to omit frame pointers or not. Disabling is useful for memory profiling on the PC.

$ bEnableCppModules (Boolean): Whether to enable support for C++20 modules.

$ bEnableCppCoroutinesForEvaluation (Boolean): Whether to enable support for C++20 coroutines This option is provided to facilitate evaluation of the feature. Expect the name of the option to change. Use of coroutines within UE is untested and unsupported.

$ bUseMallocProfiler (Boolean): If true, then enable memory profiling in the build (defines USE_MALLOC_PROFILER=1 and forces bOmitFramePointers=false).

$ bUseSharedPCHs (Boolean): Enables "Shared PCHs", a feature which significantly speeds up compile times by attempting to share certain PCH files between modules that UBT detects, including those PCH's header files.

$ bUseShippingPhysXLibraries (Boolean): True if Development and Release builds should use the release configuration of PhysX/APEX.

$ bUseCheckedPhysXLibraries (Boolean): True if Development and Release builds should use the checked configuration of PhysX/APEX. If bUseShippingPhysXLibraries is true this is ignored.

$ bCheckLicenseViolations (Boolean): Tells the UBT to check if the module currently being built is violating EULA.

$ bBreakBuildOnLicenseViolation (Boolean): Tells the UBT to break the build if the module currently being built is violating EULA.

$ bUseFastPDBLinking (Nullable): Whether to use the :FASTLINK option when building with /DEBUG to create local PDBs on Windows. Fast, but currently seems to have problems finding symbols in the debugger.

$ bCreateMapFile (Boolean): Outputs a map file as part of the build.

$ bAllowRuntimeSymbolFiles (Boolean): True if runtime symbols files should be generated as a post build step for some platforms. These files are used by the engine to resolve symbol names of call stack backtraces in logs.

$ PackagePath (String): Package full path (directory + filename) where to store input files used at link time. Normally used to debug a linker crash for platforms that support it.

$ CrashDiagnosticDirectory (String): Directory where to put crash report files for platforms that support it.

$ BundleVersion (String): Bundle version for Mac apps.

$ bDeployAfterCompile (Boolean): Whether to deploy the executable after compilation on platforms that require deployment.

$ bAllowRemotelyCompiledPCHs (Boolean): When enabled, allows XGE to compile pre-compiled header (PCH) files on remote machines. Otherwise, PCHs are always generated locally.

$ bCheckSystemHeadersForModification (Boolean): Whether headers in system paths should be checked for modification when determining outdated actions.

$ bDisableLinking (Boolean): Whether to disable linking for this target.

$ bIgnoreBuildOutputs (Boolean): Whether to ignore tracking build outputs for this target.

$ bFormalBuild (Boolean): Indicates that this is a formal build, intended for distribution. This flag is automatically set to true when Build.version has a changelist set. The only behavior currently bound to this flag is to compile the default resource file separately for each binary so that the OriginalFilename field is set correctly. By default, we only compile the resource once to reduce build times.

$ bFlushBuildDirOnRemoteMac (Boolean): Whether to clean Builds directory on a remote Mac before building.

$ bPrintToolChainTimingInfo (Boolean): Whether to write detailed timing info from the compiler and linker.

$ bParseTimingInfoForTracing (Boolean): Whether to parse timing data into a tracing file compatible with chrome://tracing.

$ bPublicSymbolsByDefault (Boolean): Whether to expose all symbols as public by default on POSIX platforms.

$ ToolChainName (String): Allows overriding the toolchain to be created for this target. This must match the name of a class declared in the Unreal Build Tool (UBT) assembly.

$ bDisableUnverifiedCertificates (Boolean): Whether to allow engine configuration to determine if we can load unverified certificates.

$ bAllowGeneratedIniWhenCooked (Boolean): Whether to load generated .ini files in cooked build, (GameUserSettings.ini loaded either way).

$ bAllowNonUFSIniWhenCooked (Boolean): Whether to load non-ufs ini files in cooked build, (GameUserSettings.ini loaded either way).

$ CppStandard (CppStandardVersion): Which C++ standard to use for compiling this target.

$ CStandard (CStandardVersion): Which C standard to use for compiling this target.

$ BuildVersion (String): The build version string.

$ GlobalDefinitions (List): Macros to define globally across the whole target.

$ ProjectDefinitions (List): Macros to define across all macros in the project.

$ ExportPublicHeader (String): Specifies the path to write a header containing public definitions for this target. Useful when building a DLL to be consumed by external build processes.

$ ExtraModuleNames (List): List of additional modules to be compiled into the target.

$ ManifestFileNames (List): Path to a manifest to output for this target.

$ DependencyListFileNames (List): Path to a list of dependencies for this target, when precompiling.

$ bOverrideBuildEnvironment (Boolean): Whether to ignore violations to the shared build environment (eg. editor targets modifying definitions).

$ PreBuildTargets (List): Specifies a list of targets which should be built before this target is built.

$ PreBuildSteps (List): Specifies a list of steps which should be executed before this target is built, in the context of the host platform's shell. The following variables will be expanded before execution: $(EngineDir), $(ProjectDir), $(TargetName), $(TargetPlatform), $(TargetConfiguration), $(TargetType), $(ProjectFile).

$ PostBuildSteps (List): Specifies a list of steps which should be executed after this target is built, in the context of the host platform's shell. The following variables will be expanded before execution: $(EngineDir), $(ProjectDir), $(TargetName), $(TargetPlatform), $(TargetConfiguration), $(TargetType), $(ProjectFile).

$ AdditionalBuildProducts (List): Specifies additional build products produced as part of this target.

$ AdditionalCompilerArguments (String): Additional arguments to pass to the compiler.

$ AdditionalLinkerArguments (String): Additional arguments to pass to the linker.

$ MemoryPerActionGB (Double): Max amount of memory that each compile action may require. Used by ParallelExecutor to decide the maximum number of parallel actions to start at one time.

$ DisableUnityBuildForModules (String[]): List of modules for which to disable unity builds.

$ EnableOptimizeCodeForModules (String[]): List of modules for which to enable optimizations.

$ DisableOptimizeCodeForModules (String[]): List of modules for which to disable optimizations.

$ GeneratedProjectName (String): When generating project files, specifies the name of the project file to use when there are multiple targets of the same type.

$ OptedInModulePlatforms (UnrealTargetPlatform[]): If this is non-null, then any platforms NOT listed will not be allowed to have modules in their directories be created.

$ Name (String): The name of this target.

$ DefaultBuildSettings (BuildSettingsVersion): Specifies the engine version to maintain backwards-compatible default build settings with (for example, DefaultSettingsVersion.Release_4_23, DefaultSettingsVersion.Release_4_24). Specify DefaultSettingsVersion.Latest to always use defaults for the current engine version, at the risk of introducing build errors while upgrading.

$ IncludeOrderVersion (EngineIncludeOrderVersion): What version of include order to use when compiling this target. Can be overridden via -ForceIncludeOrder on the command line. ModuleRules.IncludeOrderVersion takes precedence.

$ bAllowHotReload (Boolean): Whether this target supports hot reload.

$ bUseGameplayDebugger (Boolean): Whether to compile with WITH_GAMEPLAY_DEBUGGER enabled and use GameplayDebugger.

$ bBuildEditor (Boolean): Whether we are compiling editor code or not. Prefer the more explicit bCompileAgainstEditor instead.

$ bBuildRequiresCookedData (Boolean): Whether to compile code related to building assets. Consoles generally cannot build assets. Desktop platforms generally can.

$ bBuildWithEditorOnlyData (Boolean): Whether to compile WITH_EDITORONLY_DATA disabled. Only Windows will use this, other platforms force this to false.

$ bBuildDeveloperTools (Boolean): Whether to compile the developer tools.

$ bBuildTargetDeveloperTools (Boolean): Whether to compile the developer tools that are for target platforms or connected devices (defaults to bBuildDeveloperTools).

$ bNeedsExtraShaderFormats (Boolean): Whether we should include any extra shader formats. By default this is only enabled for Program and Editor targets.

$ bCompileAgainstEngine (Boolean): Enabled for all builds that include the engine project. Disabled only when building standalone apps that only link with Core.

$ bCompileAgainstCoreUObject (Boolean): Enabled for all builds that include the CoreUObject project. Disabled only when building standalone apps that only link with Core.

$ bCompileAgainstApplicationCore (Boolean): Enabled for builds that need to initialize the ApplicationCore module. Command line utilities do not normally need this.

$ bCompileAgainstEditor (Boolean): Enabled for editor builds (TargetType.Editor). Can be overridden for programs (TargetType.Program) that would need to compile against editor code. Not available for other target types. Mainly drives the value of WITH_EDITOR.

$ bCompileSpeedTree (Boolean): Whether or not we should compile in support for SpeedTree.

$ bWithServerCode (Boolean): Compile server-only code.

$ bFNameOutlineNumber (Boolean): Compile with FName storing the number part in the name table. Saves memory when most names are not numbered and those that are are referenced multiple times. The game and engine must ensure they reuse numbered names similarly to name strings to avoid leaking memory.

$ bWithPushModel (Boolean): When enabled, Push Model Networking support will be compiled in. This can help reduce CPU overhead of networking, at the cost of more memory. Always enabled in editor builds.

$ bIncludePluginsForTargetPlatforms (Boolean): Whether to allow plugins which support all target platforms.

$ bWithPerfCounters (Boolean): Whether to include PerfCounters support.

$ bWithLiveCoding (Boolean): Whether to enable support for live coding.

$ bHasExports (Boolean): Whether the final executable should export symbols.

$ bBuildAdditionalConsoleApp (Boolean): If true, creates an additional console application. Hack for Windows, where it is not possible to conditionally inherit a parent's console Window depending on how the application is invoked; you have to link the same executable with a different subsystem setting.

$ bUseUnityBuild (Boolean): Whether to unify C++ code into larger files for faster compilation.

$ bAdaptiveUnityDisablesPCHForProject (Boolean): Whether to disable force-included PCHs for project source files in the adaptive non-unity working set. Defaults to bAdaptiveUnityDisablesPCH.

$ DefaultWarningLevel (WarningLevel): Default treatment of uncategorized warnings.

$ DeprecationWarningLevel (WarningLevel): Level to report deprecation warnings as errors.

$ bRetainFramePointers (Boolean): Forces frame pointers to be retained; this is usually required when you want reliable callstacks (for example, mallocframeprofiler).

$ bLegacyPublicIncludePaths (Boolean): Add all the public folders as include paths for the compile environment.

$ LinkType (TargetLinkType): Specifies how to link modules in this target (monolithic or modular). This is currently protected for backwards compatibility. Call the GetLinkType() accessor until support for the deprecated ShouldCompileMonolithic() override has been removed.

$ LaunchModuleName (String): Specifies the name of the launch module. For modular builds, this is the module that is compiled into the target's executable.

$ BuildEnvironment (TargetBuildEnvironment): Specifies the build environment for this target. See TargetBuildEnvironment for more information on the available options.