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In this video, we’re exploring one of the most powerful and flexible data types in Unreal Engine Blueprints — Structures (Structs). Structures allow you to group multiple related variables into a single, organized unit, making your code cleaner, easier to manage, and more scalable. Whether you’re building a player stats system, an inventory system, or a quest tracker, Structures are your go-to solution for organizing complex data.

What Are Structures (Structs) in Unreal Engine?
Structures, or Structs for short, are custom data types that let you group multiple variables together under a single name. Instead of creating separate variables for player health, player name, and player level, you can group them all together in a single Structure called PlayerStats. This makes your Blueprints easier to read, manage, and expand.

How Structures (Structs) Work:
They allow you to store multiple related variables in a single unit.
You can create Structures that contain any combination of data types (like Integers, Floats, Strings, Vectors, Booleans, and even other Structs).
Once created, you can reuse Structures anywhere in your Blueprints for clean, modular code.

Why Use Structures in Unreal Engine?
Clean and Organized: Group related variables together for better readability.
Modular: Use the same Structure across multiple Blueprints, making your code consistent.
Scalable: Easily add new variables to your Structure without breaking your Blueprint logic.
Efficient: Manage complex data without cluttering your Blueprint graphs

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