As the title says, I have downloaded latest version of unreal 5.3.2 from epic game launcher. I have created a blank c++ game. images attached below
yes show c++ is checked too image attached below
visual studio
I don’t know what to do, i have deleted and created project again but nothing works.
Hey @nightmare_unreal!
If you create a new C++ class, does that not show up in your content browser as well?
Any additional info you provide may go a long way in solving your problem!
Nope, even creating new class it does not show up but compilation works fine using visual studio. I am using visual studio 2022 , i did checked destop app , game dev support and .net sdk during installation too. i am using windows 10
Hmm, that’s odd. I assume there is no change if you enable plugin and engine content visibility right? Have you tried verifying your 5.3 files?
You have no files in your project yet. What are you expecting to see? All you have are your target files and the main game module file (which is just the module that holds the game name). None of them will show up in the c++ part of the editor.
Create a class that is at least based on a UObject (the lowest you can go in the hierarchy). Only then will it show up.
Create a new c++ class via the editor and then recompile your project.
Hey @nightmare_unreal!
Checking in! Were you able to see your files after doing what @3dRaven described?
Add any class to project.
did you read the post description and my reply ?? even on blank C++ project there are c++ files by default, check the screenshot. I can see it in editor but not in unreal engine editor.
I have also mentioned that adding new classes has no effect, still not showing.
The default c++ files wont show up in editor as they are base files that describe the build and main game module. They are hidden from the editor.
Do not take them as an example why you are not seeing files (they will never show up)
Make sure when creating a new c++ file in editor that it lands in your source folder and not for example to the intermediate folder (vs sometimes does this).
Create a new c++ file in editor and show what the solution explorer looks like after generating it. The new cpp a header file should be in your games source folder.
If they are not there then either you are saving them in a different place or you are missing write permissions for the files. (Try running vs in administrator mode)
Also make sure you are using vs 2022
Ah I didn’t know that the default classes won’t show up. in UE4 those used to show up. Regarding the new c++ classes, they are showing but have to close the editor and reopen again idk why. They are indeed in source folder.
I am using vs 2022 before I had 2019 , I did removed that one and tried with 2022. Now I have upgraded to 5.4 and it works 
thanks.
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