# Compile Error: /Temporary Submodule Conflict in ScenegraphUtils.verse Between /UnrealEngine.com and /Verse.org

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**Created:** [June 28, 2025, 9:24am UTC](https://forums.unrealengine.com/t/compile-error-temporary-submodule-conflict-in-scenegraphutils-verse-between-unrealengine-com-and-verse-org/2582983 "2025-06-28T09:24:07Z")\
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search for `Temporary` in your code and replace the references with proper module imports…

You are doing `using { /UnrealEngine.com }` and `using { /Verse.org }`, you should qualify one of them (or both) to not have this issue.

It is conflicting because both these modules have a `/Temporary` submodule. By qualifying one or both you can fix that problem in your code and avoid the error.

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