I used to get the error, Can’t find /Game/ThirdPersonBP/ThirdPersonOverview . So I reinstalled and now I get this error /Game/FlyingBP/FlyingOverview. Please help me
Hello DevReece,
Could you provide the logs from when you fail to package your project? They can be found inside of your project’s directory under Saved / Logs. This should give us more insight on what is happening and what may be failing.
Also, have you tried packaging a blank project to see if that can succeed correctly? It would be helpful to know if the packaging problem is only happening in your specific project or not.
I have tried it with a blank project and the same error occurs.link text
Thank you for providing the log file. The one that you mentioned is a warning and may be a symptom of one of the other errors and most likely is not causing the packaging attempt to fail.
There are quite a few errors here so I’ll try to list them here:
The first 3 lines seem to be blueprint node related. It seems there are some blueprint nodes that are missing inputs and a valid texture. Please look into those functions.
The 4th line seems to be a missing asset. Can you check the directory mentioned and make sure it exists?
The next two lines seem to be failing to import something, maybe that isn’t part of the packaging process and done after?
The same goes for the rest of the lines, they don’t seem to be related to the packaging process but I wanted to list all errors just in case.
The thing is though, I just made a brand new project, and I still get the cant find error. I then manually cancel the package since I’ve waited a whole hour. Here are the logs.link text
Thank you for trying that and uploading the new log files. That does show us a new message which is this one:
WARNING: Visual C++ 2015 toolchain does not appear to be correctly installed. Please verify that “Common Tools for Visual C++ 2015” was selected when installing Visual Studio 2015.
This means that there is a part of Visual Studio that you’re missing that is required for C++ projects. You can fix this by going to your Control Panel > Programs & Features > Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 and selecting “Change”. This should bring up the Visual Studio 2015 setup. If prompted for an update, you can hit Skip for now. After that, you should have the option for “Modify”. Select this and then find “Visual C++” under “Programming Languages”. Check this option and then hit next. Once it finishes, the correct module should be installed.
I did not work. Here are my logs.link text
The only messages that are present now are warnings related to missing content that seem like things that would be included in a feature pack from the engine. Can you check for those missing files and see if they are present in your project? If not, you should be able to use Add New > Add Content or Feature Pack from the Content Browser to add the appropriate feature pack(s).
Also, is this the full log file? They doesn’t seem to be the usual ending messages about the build failing. If the build is still not completing, could you leave the build going overnight to see if it will be able to finish when given enough time?
We haven’t heard from you in a while, DevReece. Are you still experiencing these issues? If so, can you please provide the information I asked about in my previous post? Also, did you attempt what I suggested? What were the results? In the meantime, I’ll be marking this issue as resolved for tracking purposes. Whenever you’re available, please leave a comment and the post will reopen.