If its too high up then vehicle will fall down as soon as you press play giving potentially random behavior This is where AirSim plugin will create and place the vehicle. Make sure its location is setup as shown. In Landscape Mountains environment, PlayerStart object already exist and you can find it in the World Outliner. First thing you want to do in your environment is set up PlayerStart object.
The Unreal Editor allows you to edit the environment, assets and other game related settings. Reopen LandscapeMountains.sln in Visual Studio, and make sure "DebugGame Editor" and "Win64" build configuration is the active build configuration. If it is still missing then open the LandscapeMountains.uproject in the Unreal Editor and select `Refresh Visual Studio Project` from the `File` menu. If the `Generate Visual Studio Project Files` option is missing you may need to reboot your machine for the Unreal Shell extensions to take effect. Open LandscapeMountains.uproject, it should launch the Unreal Editor. Click the Create Project and download this content (~2GB download). In Epic Games Launcher click the Learn tab then scroll down and find Landscape Mountains. Make sure AirSim is built and Unreal 4.27 is installed as described in build instructions.
Once you have Unreal project folder, just copy it over to your Linux machine. There is no Epic Games Launcher for Linux which means that if you need to create custom environment, you will need Windows machine to do that. In addition there also several free environments available.īelow we will use a freely downloadable environment from Unreal Marketplace called Landscape Mountain but the steps are same for any other environments. It is also possible to use environments available on websites such as or with bit more effort (here's tutorial video). The Unreal Marketplace has several environment available that you can start using in just few minutes. This page contains the complete instructions start to finish for setting up Unreal environment with AirSim. Creating and Setting Up Unreal Environment
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