Supported Assets
GraphScribe exports Blueprint assets anything that can contain functions and graphs plus DataAssets.
What can be exported
Section titled “What can be exported”| Asset type | Exported content |
|---|---|
| Blueprint | Variables, functions, macros, event graphs, delegates, class references |
| Widget Blueprint | Everything in a Blueprint, plus the widget tree and animation names |
| DataAsset | A dump of its properties and default values, plus any class references it points to |
All three export in all five formats (Markdown, Mermaid, JSON, Graphify, Obsidian). Obsidian is batch-only: a vault is written by the folder exporter, not the single-asset dialog.
Normal, const, and level Blueprints are supported, including UBlueprint subclasses such as
gameplay-ability Blueprints.
What is always included
Section titled “What is always included”- Variables including default values.
- DataAsset / CDO property dumps the actual property defaults stored on the asset. Container elements (array/set/map entries) are expanded and dumped, the scope of inherited content follows the Property Dump Mode.
- Class references
TSubclassOf,TSoftClassPtr, and references inside nested containers are walked and surfaced ascls:nodes in Graphify (and in the Markdown Class References section). - Delegates with signature parameters and defaults.
- Widget hierarchy for Widget Blueprints.
What is never exported
Section titled “What is never exported”- DataTables they can be exported as
csvorjsonnatively, so GraphScribe never gathers them. - Blueprint comment boxes skipped, they are not collected into the output.
- Selection exports deliberately omit variables, widget trees, and class references: a snippet is meant to show a piece of logic, not the whole asset.