Classic Survival Horror Framework – V2.0 | Dev Log

I'm using V1.8. How will be best to integrate my project with V2?

@ben4886 Since V2 includes changes to the spawners, enemies, and some other core systems, I recommend downloading a fresh copy of the framework V2 and then manually migrating your custom Blueprints and any code you've written into the new version. This approach helps avoid conflicts and makes the integration process correctly.

Another approach is to review V2 and manually apply its changes to your existing project instead of directly copying files (which I don't recommend at all). This gives you more control over the integration and helps avoid potential conflicts.

@hosna I've made changes to things like the Zombie Master and Zombie Normal, how will be best to migrate these over without overwriting the new blueprints and breaking the updated versions. It would be too time consuming to add everything manually again

@ben4886 Hey ben, I completely understand your concern, however, Because Unreal Engine doesn't provide a fully automatic or conflict-free way to merge heavily modified Blueprints, some manual migration is usually required after major updates.

This is a common challenge with most complex Unreal Engine frameworks and Marketplace templates. Once core Blueprints have been customized, there isn't a reliable way to automatically merge them with major updates.

The most reliable approach is to compare your custom versions with the new V2 Blueprints and manually migrate your changes where needed.

I know it can be time-consuming, but because V2 includes structural changes to some systems, this is the most reliable way to preserve your custom work while taking advantage of the new improvements.

By the time V2 is released, Future updates will mainly focus on improvements, fixes, optimizations, and smaller features.

For future updates after V2, we'll do our best to document all relevant Blueprint modifications on the DIY page with detailed text-based changelogs, making it much easier to apply and merge those updates into customized projects.

@hosna Yeah, i was afraid of that 😆 

I'll just use 1.8 as the test to get things working then. V2 will be the full project

New V2 preview video is now available!

This video showcases some of the new content currently being added to Classic Survival Horror Framework V2, including new enemies, the flamethrower, and more.

V2 is on the way and we're currently targeting an August release.

Thanks for your support 😊 

This looks really good, I wish modern template had such a smooth AI.

@commancho Glad you liked it! We've got some exciting things planned for the MSHF too 😊

@hosna Do you plan to update MSHF in August too?

@commancho For MSHF, We're currently targeting September for the v0.5 update. We've also updated the roadmap to reflect this, and we'll add the exact release date once it's finalized.

hey all ...any date on the release of v2 

@Farshad Hi As soon as version 2.0 comes out, will you also update the Resident Evil-style inventory add-on? 🙂

@chris We expect V2 to be released within the next 1–2 weeks, possibly sooner.

@mbthecomposer We have it on our radar. It’s currently in the task queue for review, and we’ll most likely work on it after the MSHF v0.5.