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# Installation

#### **Option 1: Install via Fab (Recommended)**

Installing via the Epic Games Launcher ensures you receive auto-updates and pre-compiled binaries.

1. Open **Epic Games Launcher** and go to **Library > Vault**.
2. Search for **SafeSave**.
3. Click **Install to Engine**.
4. Launch your Unreal Project.
5. Navigate to **Edit > Plugins**.
6. Search for "SafeSave" and check **Enabled**.
7. **Restart the Editor.**

#### **Option 2: Install from Source**

If you have the C++ source code (GitHub):

1. Close Unreal Editor.
2. Copy the SafeSave folder into your project's Plugins/ directory (e.g., MyProject/Plugins/SafeSave).
3. Right-click your .uproject file and select **Generate Visual Studio Project Files**.
4. Open the .sln file in Visual Studio.
5. Build the solution using the **Development Editor** configuration.
6. Launch Unreal.


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