If I don’t put the semicolon ‘;’ at the end of UPROPRETY I get this errors (IN THE IMAGE).
If I put the semicolon at the end of:
UPROPERTY(EditAnywhere, Category = “Component”);
I just get 2 errors:
1-Member Variable declaration: Missing variable type
2-The Command ““F:…” -WaitMutex- FromMsBuild” exited code 5. Please verify that you have sufficient rights to run this command
And there are all caused by UPROPERTY apparently
Show Output tab, error list is quite messy and missleading with UBT. Try rebuilding the project without editor open (hot-reloading).
I rebuilt the project without having the editor open and now I got 15 errors instead of 16, now I don’t have anymore the error hot reloading, but I still got all the others.
And one error the “illegal member designator in offsetof” it’s an error about the GENERATED BODY()
which in the image has a green squiggles, but now I got them red
Generally there are a few rules when working with the debugger. 1: This error window is never correct. Look at the output, this isn’t going to give you any answers. 2:The mutex problem is solved by running as administrator. 3: Never put a semicolon after a UPROPERTY. (ie… UPROPERTY(EditAnywhere, Category = “TEST”); I can’t tell if it’s there but in your text it is.
I know I don’t have to put the semicolon after a UPROPERTY but if I don’t put it I get these 15 errors, I just wanted to try with it (if you right click on the image and open in it in a new tab you can see it bigger). I run visual studio as administrator but I still got that error exited with code 5. Please verify…
And I got it that the error window is never correct xD
I don’t know how to solve all these errors.
Does somebody know? I just created a c++ class of a character from unreal and added in the header file:
class UPawnSesingComponent;
UPROPERTY(EditAnywhere, Category = “Component”)
UPawnSensingComponent* PawnSensingComp;
as you can see from the screenshot. I don’t what to do and I’m still searching on the internet.
Errors:
It says UPawnSesing at the forward declared class instead of UPawnSensing;
Ok sorry for everything and thank you for answering so fast I solved the problems.
I’m following a course and I dunno why it was working for him and not for me.
I just add:
#include “Perception/PawnSensingComponent.h”
on the header file too.
As always I’m getting errors from intellisense but I’m ignoring that.
OH you right and I checked the spelling many times.
