> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.arcware.cloud/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.arcware.cloud/unreal-engine-setup/using-the-arcware-pixel-streaming-template-project/getting-started/arcware-blueprints/arcware-gamemode.md). # Arcware GameMode **Name:**\ BP\_Arcware\_GameMode\ \ **Location:** \ Content/Arcware\_Functionality/Blueprints/Gamemode/BP\_Arcware\_Game\_Mode.uasset\ \ **Use:** \ The GameMode is where you set which blueprint classes to use for your core game functionality. Core game class's are for example the 'Player Pawn' and 'Player Controller'. \ \ You will notice in our GameMode that the 'BP\_Arcware\_Pawn' and 'BP\_Arcware\_Player\_Controller' are already set. You can change the classes used in the GameMode by simply opening up the GameMode asset and selecting a new Blueprint class from the drop down lists.

Setting Blueprint Class's in the GameMode

If for example you want to use your own Player Pawn Blueprint, then you would also need to delete the 'BP\_Arcware\_Pawn' actor from the 'Outliner'.

Delete BP_Arcware_Pawn from scene outliner before using your own Pawn

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