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From Unreal, package your game. Then, in a terminal, navigate to the directory containing your newly-exported app. Create a copy of your Development provisioning profile, then rename it to “ embedded.provisionprofile ”. Copy that provisioning profile to “ YourGame.app/Contents/embedded.provisionprofile ”. I need some help. I want to Package a project to run on a Mac desktop. I'm on a PC running 4.23.0. In the project settings/supported platforms a can check the Desktop (win+Mac+linux). But on the dropdown menu of the Package Project this option is not there. What am I missing here?

To package an executable that will run on a Mac, you simply need to package for Mac and run the executable on a Mac (it will not run on your PC for testing.) For iOS devices, you will need to obtain a certificate and provision per project, but these are free. Epic, Epic Games, Unreal, Unreal Engine, UE4, and their logos are trademarks.

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NOTE: THIS GUIDE IS FOR WINDOWS. - But with slight variations applies to linux and mac machines as well.

# Overview

This is a simple guide for people who would like to move Unreal Engine 4 to a different directory (After installing it before). For example, if you were to install Unreal Engine 4 on C:/ and then later down the line you purchased another Hard Disk Drive and plug it into your PC. Now, you're running out of space on C:/ and want to move it to another directory.

# Steps to move Unreal Engine to a Different HDD

BEFORE WE START. MAKE SURE THE LAUNCHER AND UNREAL ENGINE 4 EDITOR ARE NOT RUNNING.

Sidenote: The directory where the unreal engine is installed may be different depending on your launcher/engine version. It may be under C:Program FilesEpic GamesVersionNumber or under C:Program FilesUnrealVersionNumber.

1. Create the folder where you want to move Unreal Engine to. In this case 'D:Unreal' is used

2. Cut all the directories under the folder where Unreal Engine is installed and paste them to your desired location.

3)Make a link for each directory you moved: For example, if your install location is 'C:Program FilesEpic Games' and you want to link a directory named 4.8 to 'D:Unreal4.8', you would open a command prompt (Windows Key + R, then type 'cmd' , then press Enter Key) and type:

cd 'C:Program FilesEpic Games'

mklink /j 4.8 D:Unreal4.8

You also need to make a link for the other Engine versions as well as the Launcher and DirectXRedist folder.

You have now successfully moved whole Unreal Engine to a different folder.

P.S. The same concept applies to linux and mac machines. The link command is just different.

# Video tutorial for Windows

Disclaimer: This is not an EPIC GAMES tutorial. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUDqz17aaJY

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