[Bug?] Config files not always updating

Development Programming & Scripting
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Hi, here are the information requested :

  • Build 1711197 (Beta 3)
  • Windows 7 Pro x64, i7@2.8ghz, 16gb of ram, Rocket is on an OCZ Agility 3 SSD (“C:\Rocket”) - My Windows is also up to date.
  • I only have a small laptop, so I can’t run Rocket on an other computer.
  • I’m using Notepad++ (5.9.8 UNICODE)
  • I have tried with the C++ Platformer project and it doesn’t work too.
  • Projects are saved under “C:\Rocket\Projects” (I created myself the folder before the Editor).
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Okay I found the issue on this BIND_ACTION() problem. (However, this doesn’t solve the original problem of the config file not updating every parameters as I explained before.)

Regarding the last problem, my function weren’t called by the binding simply because there was no “UFUNCTION()” before the function declaration in my headers. Adding this solve the problem. However that seems a bit weird, these functions are not intended to be called by any blueprint of the editor, just by a binding/the internal C++ code. Also, there was no warnings or mentions in the log to guess that.

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Thank you for providing the information I requested. I apologize for the delay in response, we tested under your conditions but were still unable to reproduce your issue.

Based on your last post, am I understanding correctly that you have resolved this issue?

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Your method works till these days!!!

What I Did:
I tried manually writting the ini file. But it still fails. I thought I’ll give up making plugins and develop scripts in base game. Until I saw your post.
So I rolled back ini changes, deleted {ProjectName}/Saved/Config’s files (And generated project files and building project again to make sure every possible change occurs) and boom, the changes popped up :face_holding_back_tears:

My Thoughts:
I found out no game engine in the world can be perfect.
I’ve used many game engines before. Including Unity I left for it’s pricing structure that causes bankruptchy. But no engine is perfect. Weather it crashes a lot, has a bug, low features etc. But you can still find the best (Not Perfect) out. To my attitude, I really think Unreal Engine is the best. Of Course, Flax Engine has better and faster graphical capability. But biggest disadvantage being graphical powerhouse is Flax Engine had not as developed so many handy features as Unreal Engine did!!!
Even if Unreal Engine can’t be called the perfect engine (Nor that Unity is), but it’s the best game engine, contains almost all in one game engine/tool to make games properly, in best practices.