Project Settings
From the Edit > Project Settings window, find the Guardian section.
Configuration Options​
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
Build Availability | Bitmask of ENBuildConfigurationAvailability flags (Debug, Development, Shipping, Test, Editor) controlling which build configurations the UNGuardianSubsystem is created in. Set to None (0) to disable the subsystem entirely. | Debug, Development, Test, Editor (everything except Shipping) |
Save Capture | When true, snapshot and compare results are written to the project's Saved/Logs folder with the prefix NEXUS_Snapshot_* and NEXUS_Compare_*. Disk output is not required for comparison — snapshots are also held in memory. | false |
Warning Threshold | The number of UObjects added after SetBaseline() at which a warning is logged. | 25000 |
Snapshot Threshold | The number of UObjects added after baseline at which an FNObjectSnapshot is captured. The snapshot is held in memory and (if Save Capture is enabled) written to disk. | 30000 |
Compare Threshold | The number of UObjects added after baseline at which a second snapshot is captured and diffed against the first. The detailed compare summary is written to the project log folder when Save Capture is enabled. | 40000 |
info
The threshold fields are disabled in the editor when Build Availability is set to None, since the subsystem will not be created and the values would have no effect.
tip
The defaults intentionally fire the warning, snapshot, and compare actions across a 15,000-object spread (25k → 30k → 40k). If your project routinely creates more than 25k UObjects after a stable baseline, raise all three thresholds proportionally rather than disabling them — the staged ladder is what makes the leak detection useful.