UE VaultManager
!!! IMPORTANT !!
Due to the EPIC Game move theirs assets from Unreal marketplace to FAB, all the data grabing features are not functionning anymore.
I’ve not time for now to change all the API calls to work with the new marketplace.
Perhaps I’ll do that in a future time, perhaps not.
Any help to port these features is welcome ! For that, you can open an issue and make PRs or contact me directly for more info.
Welcome to UEVaultManager
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UEVaultManager is an open-source assets manager that can list assets and their data from the Epic Games Marketplace. It is developed in Python, so it can run on any platform that support this language.
Its main purpose is to list the assets (with or without user login), filter (optional) and save the list into a file that can be reused later as a data source (in an Excel sheet for instance).
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| The 1.12.4 version is out: important bug fix with data scrapping | The marketplace recently uses a new captcha system that can prevent data scrapping to work. A new scapping method has been implemented is this version to fix that. |
| The 1.10.0 version is out: download and install assets | Download and install assets in your project or your engine folder. Uses of the VaultCache folder when needed. |
| The 1.8.0 version is out: EPIC marketplace API integration | Scrap the data of ALL the asset in the marketplace and save the in a sqlite3 database. |
| The 1.6.0 version is out: Now we have a GUI ! |  - Edit the data in the GUI and save it back to the file. - Use colors to visualize your asset status. - Use filters and search to find them easily. |
This project is still under active development
To go further, dive into the documentation or just go for a quickstart
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