# Finding References

Working with a large-scale framework often requires you to understand how various systems and functions interact. Unreal Engine's **Reference Viewer** is an invaluable tool for this. It allows you to see all the references to a specific function, property, or asset within the project. 

By analyzing these references, you can uncover how different components are interconnected and where specific logic is implemented. Using the **Reference Viewer**, you can:

* **Identify** where a specific asset or function is used.
* **Track dependencies** to ensure that changes are safe and non-disruptive.
* **Gain a deeper understanding** of how the framework’s systems are built and interwoven.

This practice will save you countless hours of debugging and trial-and-error, ensuring your changes align with the overall design.

### Example Usage:

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