As projects grow from quick experimental scripts into full SDKs, code organization becomes critical.

How do you structure your projects? What layout has worked best for you across different game architectures (Unreal Engine vs custom C++ engines)?

Here is my typical folder architecture:
- /core (Memory reader, Process handles, Pattern scanner)
- /math (Vector3, Matrix4x4, Quaternions, WorldToScreen)
- /sdk (Auto-generated structs, Offsets, Enums)
- /render (ImGui, DirectX backends, Font loaders)
- /features (ESP, Radar, Tracers, Config manager)

// Always check your pointers!
if (!pLocalPlayer) return;

I use almost the exact same layout! Having a separate and module makes it super easy to reuse across multiple game prototypes without rewriting the boilerplate.

Great structure. I also like adding a /config layer using JSON (like ) to save and load profile colors and hotkeys automatically on shutdown.