Clear terms. No inflated claims.

It means core authoring is designed to stay close to the Unreal Editor, with source, output, diagnostics, layers, and behavior connections kept inspectable in the production context where they matter.

No. The current product direction is Unreal-native tooling that keeps authoring and iteration inside Unreal Engine.

NUI Framework is an Unreal-native, source-authored UI authoring framework built around NUIWBP assets, NUI Script V2, compile-and-preview inside Unreal, diagnostics, and Event Graph behavior connection.

No. NUI is source-authored UI for Unreal Engine. It is not React, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML/CSS, a browser UI, a WebView, or a web runtime.

Nordicode Terrain Tools is a planned Unreal-native terrain authoring toolset focused on viewport brush workflows, native layer/edit output, terrain shaping, masks, and worldbuilding support.

No. Terrain Tools is currently a product vision in planning. The roadmap describes intended direction rather than shipped capability, with Unreal Engine 5.8+ as a target direction rather than finalized support.

No. It is not positioned as an Unreal Landscape replacement, standalone terrain app, runtime terrain or PCG generator, stamp actor pack, Blueprint Brush actor pack, or custom renderer.

The roadmap separates current product foundations from longer-term direction. It avoids unverified dates and capability claims.