> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.worlds.org/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Unreal Engine Plugin > Worldsbase was built with gaming as it’s first priority. Our Worldsbase Unreal Engine Plugin allows full access to everything in Worldsbase. Still, everything is accessible via a REST API if you don’t wish to use the plugin. ## Installation 1. Download the open source plugin [here](https://github.com/WorldsOrg/worldsbase-ue-plugin) 2. Place `wgs` folder into `Plugins` directory

## Web3 Integration Coming Soon ## Example 1: Add Data to Table In this example, we will add data to a table using the `Insert Data` node. Skip to the end of this section to see the full blueprint example. 1. Right click and search for wgs subsystem node

2. Drag from subsystem node and search for desired WGS function. In this example, we will use the Insert Data function.

3. Fill in the table name

4. Drag from Data Rows and select the `Make Array` node

5. Add a pin to the Make Array node for each column you want to edit in your table 6. Drag from each pin and select `Make DataRow`

7. Fill out column name and value for each data row

8. Drag from Insert Data node execution pin and search for `Bind Event to On Http Request Completed`. This will execute once our backend call is complete.

9. Make the subsystem the target for the Bind Event node

10. Drag from the event pin on the bind event node and create a custom event

11. Finally, do something with the result. Here we just print to console. For Insert Data, the result will be a confirmation string.

### Complete blueprint

## Example 2: Read Data from Table To read data from a table, the setup is similar to example 1, except you don't have to insert any data into the `Get Table` node. Just enter the table name. Here is what the blueprint will look like: