**This guide is for our latest support Unreal Engine version: 4.22! If you are using the (deprecated) version 4.21, look [here](Getting-Started/Unreal-4.21)**
**This guide is for our latest support Unreal Engine version (check branch names for versions)! If you are using the (deprecated) version 4.21, look [here](Getting-Started/Unreal-4.21)**
1. Check out the *master* or *development* branch of the template into ``UnrealEngine/[version]/Templates`` (for more info see [Unreal Doku](https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-us/Engine/Basics/Projects/CreatingTemplates)). The *develop* branch contains all the latest features whereas the *master* branch is stable and well tested.
1. Check out the *master* or *development* branch of the template into ``UnrealEngine/[version]/Templates`` (for more info see [Unreal Doku](https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-us/Engine/Basics/Projects/CreatingTemplates)). The *develop* branch contains all the latest features whereas the *master* branch is stable and well tested.
**REMARK:** this step only needs to be done the first time you create an unreal project. However, you should always update it to the latest version before creating new project (`git pull`).
**REMARK:** this step only needs to be done the first time you create an unreal project. However, you should always update it to the latest version before creating new project (`git pull`).