When I try to use VS 2019 preview with UE studio to create c# project - it gives me “No compiler was found” and prompt to install VS 2017. Can I somehow change it so it’s looking for vs 2019 as well?
Ether that (which i think 2019 is not supported yet) or you forgot to install C++ compiler which since 2015 it is not installing by default
Hi. I had a fresh install with just “C++ for gamedev” option selected, so it’s out of the equasion. I don’t see why 2019 shouldn’t be supported - it hardly changed in terms of C++ compilation, so it’s most likely a hardcode somewhere, that checks for 2017 version is present, but not 2019. I wonder if it’s controllable by a config or a registry key (lol).
I have 2017 and 2019 installed and it just insists on using the 2019 compiler… Did you ever find out where to change the compiler?
maybe you need to modify Unreal Build Tool
You can download UE 4.22. It does support VS 2019.