Fresh install with "Unknown specifier" errors up the wazoo!
Hello again, all! I just finished following most of the fresh install steps under getting started -- including a uninstall and restart from scratch since I thought maybe my copy of UE4 was somehow causing these same errors. (Spoiler: That didn't fix it! Oh well...)
Anyway, not too sure what's causing this and didn't see any similar errors from other users when I searched the Discord. Here is my very first build output, attached. (Apparently it was too big and it made it an attachment automatically? Neat!) Anyway, if it does what it did before, I can double click any of these errors and it opens some kind of mini-compiler where it looked like it was trying to compile library modules for the various
Any idea what's causing this? I made sure I have the right version of all of the required software -- even the optional VS extension. Thanks again, all!
Anyway, not too sure what's causing this and didn't see any similar errors from other users when I searched the Discord. Here is my very first build output, attached. (Apparently it was too big and it made it an attachment automatically? Neat!) Anyway, if it does what it did before, I can double click any of these errors and it opens some kind of mini-compiler where it looked like it was trying to compile library modules for the various
#includedAny idea what's causing this? I made sure I have the right version of all of the required software -- even the optional VS extension. Thanks again, all!
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Solution
OK... so if this works, looks like my main takeaways are:
- Make sure to install the CLang Linux Dedicated Server Support files ... even if we aren't making dedicated server mods
- Be sure to check that the platform is Win64 in the dropdown next to "Development Editor"
- Be sure to grab v-66 for 1.0 (and it sounds like v-68 for 1.1, yeah?)
- Make sure to install the CLang Linux Dedicated Server Support files ... even if we aren't making dedicated server mods
- Be sure to check that the platform is Win64 in the dropdown next to "Development Editor"
- Be sure to grab v-66 for 1.0 (and it sounds like v-68 for 1.1, yeah?)
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