C++ Multiplayer Stealth Shooter

This is a small multiplayer test project for a course I did. It's a stealth shooter where you shoot yellow balls to distract patrolling and static enemies, with the objective to to take the treasure and bring it back to base.

The project is entirely made with C++ in Unreal Engine 4, with only the UI elements being added using blueprints.

--- HOW TO HOST AND JOIN A SESSION ---

>>> Hosting an session for players outside your local network: 

1. First make sure the port 7777 is open for traffic on both your local machine that is going to host the session, and in your router. (Port Forwarding)

2. Once in the game, press the tilde (~) key, backstick (`) key, or NUMPAD 8 key to open the game's console (black bar on the lower end of the screen)

3. Type "open TestMap1?listen" without the quotation marks. If Windows prompts you to allow traffic in your PC, allow it, otherwise others will not be able to connect to you.

4. Give your public IP to anyone who wants to join you. 

IMPORTANT: you can google 'whats my IP address' to figure out your public IP, but only give it to people you trust

>>> Hosting an session for players inside your local network:

1. Open the game, press the tilde (~) key, backstick (`) key, or NUMPAD 8 key to open the game's console (black bar on the lower end of the screen)

2. Type "open TestMap1?listen" without the quotation marks. If Windows prompts you to allow traffic in your PC, allow it, otherwise others will not be able to connect to you.

3. Give your PC's local IPV4 address to anyone who wants to join you. You can find it by typing 'ipconfig' into the Windows Command Prompt and finding the IPV4 address.

>>> Joining a session

If you're joining someone outside of your local network, type 'open X.X.X.X:7777' where the X's are the Host's public IP

If you're joining someone inside your local network, type 'open X.X.X.X:7777' where the X's are the Host's IPV4 machine address

Since the "game" has no GUI, if you fail the mission, just open the console again and press the up key to retype the command to open and host the map, both the host and the client need to do this, or you can just type the commands again manually.