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Initializing the SDK

Learn how to initialize the Unreal Engine Braze SDK.

Prerequisites

Before you can use this feature, you’ll need to integrate the Unreal Engine Braze SDK.

Initializing the SDK

If you’d like precise control over when Braze initializes, you can disable AutoInitialize in your DefaultEngine.ini file. After AutoInitialize is disabled, you’ll need to manually initialize Braze from native C++ or Blueprint.

In native C++, access the BrazeSubsystem and call InitializeBraze() optionally passing it a Config to override Engine.ini settings.

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UBrazeSubsystem* const BrazeSubsystem = GEngine->GetEngineSubsystem<UBrazeSubsystem>();
UBraze* const BrazeInstance = BrazeSubsystem->InitializeBraze();

In Blueprint, the same functions are accessible as Blueprint nodes:
Use the GetBrazeSubsystem Node to call its Initialize node.
A BrazeConfig object can optionally be created in Blueprint and passed to Initialize

InitializeBraze

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