Can i use Visual Studio 2013 Express compile Unreal engine 4 source code ?

[anonymous_user_fd640dbc]

Can i use Visual Studio 2013 Express compile Unreal engine 4.9 source code ?

And what the different between download unreal engine 4 from epic launcher version and source code version ?

//Sorry my bad english

[Krossfire]

Express / Community Edition should work just fine (compiler is not “somehow” limited in free versions). Source code version contains (depends on branch) new updates, fixes, features, etc.
You can find more here: https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealEngine/blob/release/README.md

The release branch is extensively tested by our QA team and makes a great starting point for learning the engine or making your own games. We work hard to make releases stable and reliable, and aim to publish new releases every few months.

The promoted branch is updated with builds for our artists and designers to use. We try to update it daily (though we often catch things that prevent us from doing so) and it’s a good balance between getting the latest cool stuff and knowing most things work.

The master branch tracks live changes by our engine team. This is the cutting edge and may be buggy - it may not even compile. Battle-hardened developers eager to work lock-step with us on the latest and greatest should head here.

[anonymous_user_fd640dbc]

@Krossfire;369985

Express / Community Edition should work just fine (compiler is not “somehow” limited in free versions). Source code version contains (depends on branch) new updates, fixes, features, etc.
You can find more here: https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealEngine/blob/release/README.md

Thankyou Krossfire, I’ll download express version now. and i’ll give you $50,000 when i’m rich more than bill gates.

//Sorry my bad english.

[anonymous_user_b666e59e]

Hi Buddy6,

There is one thing that I would like to clarify in this regard. If you are going to use the Express version of Visual Studio, make sure you get the Desktop version. This is the only version of Express that will work with Unreal Engine 4. You may also want to consider getting the Community version. The Community version is the same as the Professional version, but it is available to use for free if you meet the license limitations.

[anonymous_user_fd640dbc]

@;370103

Hi Buddy6,

There is one thing that I would like to clarify in this regard. If you are going to use the Express version of Visual Studio, make sure you get the Desktop version. This is the only version of Express that will work with Unreal Engine 4. You may also want to consider getting the Community version. The Community version is the same as the Professional version, but it is available to use for free if you meet the license limitations.

If we use vs2013 community version can we sell our game made from unreal engine 4 ?.

//Sorry my bad english

[anonymous_user_ed9d7957]

Yes. If you make more than $100,000.00 US dollars, then you must purchase a VS Pro license.

[anonymous_user_b666e59e]

If we use vs2013 community version can we sell our game made from unreal engine 4 ?.

//Sorry my bad english

As laforced mentioned, you can certainly use VS 2013 Community for commercial projects. Up to a certain point. Make sure you read the license. It really is a good option for most small teams.

[anonymous_user_fd640dbc]

@laforced;370593

Yes. If you make more than $100,000.00 US dollars, then you must purchase a VS Pro license.

@;370854

As laforced mentioned, you can certainly use VS 2013 Community for commercial projects. Up to a certain point. Make sure you read the license. It really is a good option for most small teams.

Thankyou so much.