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Hmmm thanks for letting me know, surprised this video already needs an update/remake

@ Well 5.5 is not officially out yet so it's understandable. Edit: I just realized that it is indeed out. I didn't get the notification to update my engine so I had no idea.

If I understand what you mean by "done" then yes

What do you mean? As in after what?

Thank you so much, means a lot to hear that. I have recovered!

It's slightly different but I'm not sure about easier.

There are rocket/installed builds but those are limited compared to the full source version of the engine. The recompilation of the entire engine sadly is inevitable

Hey sorry for the late response. Did you ever solve the problem or do you still need help?

Hey sorry for the late response, so it is possible. You need all the dependencies to build unreal engine on Linux for windows. I just don't know that list of dependencies off the top of my head. I know there's mingw and wine for emulating windows but other than that, you'll have to do your own research for the rest of the dependencies.

@@Flopperam Thank you guy.

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Hey it's been a while but I would suggest looking up any Arduino setup for a nema 17 stepper motor. For example, circuitdigest.com/microcontroller-projects/controlling-nema-17-stepper-motor-with-arduino-and-a4988-stepper-driver-module

Hey it's been a while but I would suggest looking up any Arduino setup for a nema 17 stepper motor. For example, circuitdigest.com/microcontroller-projects/controlling-nema-17-stepper-motor-with-arduino-and-a4988-stepper-driver-module

It's been a while but I think we just used 5v

What timestamp in the video is this occurring at?

@@Flopperam 8:40, when I click create new project. I tried doing the whole process twice exactly as in the video and I got the same result. Maybe something is messed up with the Visual Studio installation but I don't know, I checked if I have everything installed correctly and it seems fine. One more day with this problem and I'll just reinstall Windows 😅

@@lisowisko Does it let you create a blueprint project? Also what version of the engine are you using?

@@Flopperam I reinstalled visual studio and I can now create a C++ project but it doesn't open in unreal so that's weird. But now it works somehow at least, thanks.

Which version of the .net sdk do you have installed when you check it on the visual studio installer?

@@Flopperam visual studio 2022 , i chcked net sdk is enbled and sdk v 6.302 also i instaled

In the error logs, is there any more information? It might be worth reinstalling visual studio and retrying the build process from scratch all over again.

I'd uninstall...

I would say that's actually on the good side.

Its a good question but I don't have a great answer. Compiling windows stuff on Linux isn't natively supported from what I understand. There are third party libraries like WINE for example that allow you to run windows stuff on Unix; however, unreal is huge so it's not going to be easy. I know this doesn't answer your question but I'm just not sure if it's even possible.

@@Flopperam I mean I downloaded the Linux Version of the Unreal 5 Editor on my Linux Mint OS on my Computer. The Linux version of Unreal 5 supports of corse compiling for Linux Builds. But I dont see a option to also compile my game for Windows. I mean what Game on earth only offers a Linux version to play? So there must be a way to also crosscompile your game for windows. I found a forum that was talking about "mingw", but it seems that mingw was already installed but still doesen't show me an build option for windows in the Editor, even Windows is selected for supported build options.

Lol

because the zip files broken !!!

Was it unreal engine built from source or from the epic games launcher?

@@Flopperam is there any major difference between them. I'm planning to make a stylized theme based game, So if I use the launcher version, do I lack any features or is there any major downside?

For most use cases the launcher is fine. The only downside I can think of off the top of my head are multiplayer and cross compilation. But you can always start developing your game with the launcher version and if you find you need the source version for something, you can always transfer your project over to the source version.

@@Flopperam phew, that's good news. I am far from making multiplayer or cross compilation. Thanks.

Hey, what errors are you getting?

@@Flopperam There is a problem with unreal servers and git Unreal says they are working on fixing it. They say you can make it work by downloading a file they provide to replace a different one and when I replace the file and try this is what I get: spoon@Starbase420 MINGW64 /d/UnrealEngine/unrealEngine ((5.4.2-release)) $ ./Setup.bat Checking dependencies... Failed to read 'D:\UnrealEngine\UnrealEngine\Engine\Build\Commit.gitdeps.xml': InvalidOperationException: <html xmlns=''> was not expected. at Microsoft.Xml.Serialization.GeneratedAssembly.XmlSerializationReaderDependencyManifest.Read6_DependencyManifest()Wrapped by InvalidOperationException: There is an error in XML document (8, 2). at System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer.Deserialize(XmlReader xmlReader, String encodingStyle, XmlDeserializationEvents events) at System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer.Deserialize(TextReader textReader) at GitDependencies.Program.ReadXmlObject[T](String FileName, T& NewObject) Press any key to continue . . . ^C And I want to install 4.27.2 so when I try that one : spoon@Starbase420 MINGW64 /d/UnrealEngine/unrealEngine ((5.4.2-release)) $ git checkout 4.27.2-release error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by checkout: Engine/Build/Commit.gitdeps.xml Please commit your changes or stash them before you switch branches. Aborting It looks like the file they gave me isn't working and I have to do something to make it work? "Commit.gitdeps.xml" is the file they provided they didn't give any instructions besides replace the file. forums.unrealengine.com/t/upcoming-disruption-of-service-impacting-unreal-engine-users-on-github/1155880

@@Flopperam I started over and got the default release to install but It won't let me install 4.27 it says forrbidden

Could you post a screenshot?

@@Flopperam Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/Pawn/Default/BP_Desktop_OrbitMode_Pawn.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/Pawn/Default/BP_Desktop_WalkMode_Pawn.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/Pawn/Touch/BP_Touch_FlyMode_Pawn.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/Pawn/Touch/BP_Touch_OrbitMode_Pawn.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/Pawn/Touch/BP_Touch_WalkMode_Pawn.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/Pawn/VR/BP_MotionController.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/Pawn/VR/BP_VRPawn.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/PlayerController/BP_Collab_V_PlayerController.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/ShareLibrary/UMG/CollabWindow.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/ShareLibrary/UMG/FaceCameraVrKeyboard.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/Blueprints/ShareLibrary/UMG/KeyboardWindow.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/PostProcess/ColorArray.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/PostProcess/Selectable_HighLight_Mat.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/UMG/GameMenu/CommandButton.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/UMG/GameMenu/Current_Command_Widget.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/UMG/GameMenu/NavigationButton.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/UMG/GameMenu/Option_Button.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/UMG/GameMenu/Persistent_ToolBar.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/UMG/GameMenu/VoiceChat.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/CollaborativeViewer/Content/UMG/MainMenu/Widget_MainMenu.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/ConceptCar/Content/Car/Assets/MI_CarPaint.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/ConceptCar/Content/Car/Assets/M_CarPaint.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/ConceptCar/Content/Car/Assets/M_Metal.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/ConceptCar/Content/SampleScene/SampleLevel.umap Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/FPWeapon/Content/Mesh/SK_FPGun.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/FPWeapon/Content/Mesh/SK_FPGun_PhysicsAsset.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/FPWeapon/Content/Mesh/SK_FPGun_Skeleton.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/FPWeapon/Content/Textures/T_FPGun_N.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/ProductConfig/Content/Blueprints/BP_Configurator.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/VRSpectator/Content/RT_VRSpectator.uasset Templates/TemplateResources/Standard/VRSpectator/Content/VRSpectator.uasset cpp.hint Re-run with the --force parameter to overwrite them. Updating dependencies: 0% (0/18703)... Failed to download 'cdn.unrealengine.com/dependencies/UnrealEngine-16546836/01aeef9d6f354d0b789fe0f90786078b0395495f': The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden. (WebException) spoon@Starbase420 MINGW64 /d/UnrealEngine/unrealEngine ((4.27.2-release))

I believe this tutorial still works

@@Flopperam It works, thanks! I would like to see if you have any other video that you can make it into blueprint after scripting it. Is there any? Or do you have any reference videos? Thanks

Hey, I would suggest doing research on the UFUNCTION tag in unreal so that you can turn a c++ function into a blueprint function, hence being able to call your http request code from anywhere in blueprints.

You rock, thank you very much!!

Afaik you can't make this show up in the epic games launcher. As for how to add assets or plugins, you can add it on a per project basis by having a plugins folder in your project. You can also add plugins directly to the engine build by modifying plugins directory in the source code. Note that the latter option may trigger a full rebuild of the engine.

Hey, we have a short, ua-cam.com/users/shortsZyeAZDoGkk0?feature=share, that talks about this. In terms of how to clean up, you could exclude certain platforms when running the setup script. However I don't think that'll make a huge difference. Other than that, there's not much you can do since the source code is massive. You could also look into rocket/installed builds of the engine.

@@Flopperam thank you so much bro🤗

And is it possible to make it not as gameinstance but actor so the actor gets the variable I want to use?

What issues are you getting with UFUNCTION? and yes u can use actor instead of gameinstance

@@Flopperam Hi. I solved the problem right the next day and forgot to look here since then. Just wanted to thank you for your work :D. I used your WebSocket Implementation for my Bachelorthesis (ofc with credit), where I used it to connect my "real" Bicycle with a Simulator in UE5. Your video really helped me out. I wish you a nice day!

Sorry for the late response but I would double check that you don't have a faulty photoresistor or transistor as well as any loose connections.

I haven't but I'm not sure if that's possible. I could be wrong though

It was a PVC rubber shower pan liner roll. I don't think the material matters, it's moreso about getting the tension right.

It's been a while since we've worked on this but what are your questions about the conveyor belt?

Yes, you would have to make a blueprint function via c++ though

Any version of the IDE should work

yes ssd is noticeably faster