Multi-User Editing in Unreal Engine 5.5: VPN Configuration and Setup Guide

🌐 Remote Collaboration with Unreal Engine and VPN Made Simple! 🌐 In this video, I’ll demonstrate how to set up Unreal Engine’s Multi-User Editing feature for remote collaboration using a VPN. If you’ve seen my previous video on setting up Multi-User Editing over a LAN, this builds on that foundation, showing you how to connect securely and work seamlessly from anywhere! I’ll be using ZeroTier in this demonstration—a lightweight and user-friendly VPN solution. The same principles apply to other VPNs so you can adapt the concepts to suit your needs. 0:00 - Introduction 1:30 - Downloading ZeroTier 2:55 - Installing ZeroTier 3:52 - Creating your network 4:30 - Joining the network 7:23 - Authorising PC's for network 7:45 - ZeroToer generated IP addresses 8:26 - Naming netword PCs 9:20 - Creating Unreal Project 10:14 - Enabling MU Plugin 10:36 - Setup Server PC 14:44 - Setting up subsequent PCs 15:44 - MacBook Unicast issue 16:25 - Creating Server and session 18:16 - 2nd PC doing live edit 19:32 - Persisting changes and leaving session 20:15 - Archiving and deleting session 20:45 - Stopping server 📖 What You’ll Learn: 1️⃣ Setting up ZeroTier as your VPN solution. 2️⃣ Configuring Unreal Engine’s Multi User editing system for remote collaboration. 3️⃣ Hosting and joining Multi-User Editing sessions from anywhere. 💡 Whether you’re students, indies or leading a remote team, this guide will help you get started with Unreal Engine’s powerful collaboration tools. 💬 Have questions or need more tips? Let me know in the comments! 👍 Like and Subscribe for more Unreal Engine tutorials and demonstrations. #UnrealEngine #VPN #RemoteCollaboration #GameDevelopment #MultiUserEditing