I reinstall and did set the environment varible in windows 7 64bit to :
name : VS110COMNTOOLS
value : C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE
When i right click on some object in the class viewer and chose " open c++ header " nothing happens .
The message above pops only if i click on : file => Open visual studio .
I took this : VS110COMNTOOLS from tutorial that shows how to configure VS 2012 And i’v changed it into this VS120COMNTOOLS .
Cus 2013 is version 12 and still nothing .
What exact version of VS are you using?
I’m not entirely sure about those extra properties you’re setting but you should take care if they’re based on VS2012, they might just mess up things even more.
Do you have multiple versions of Visual studio installed? Especially express + pro (or another paid version) might be a doubtful combination, try to get rid of installations that might cause problems.
Yes i’v deleted everything and reinstalled .
this one i already had :
VS120COMNTOOLS = C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\Tools
and I’v added now the other two and restarted my computer and still the same issue
I have the exact same issue. Verified ENV variables. Still didnt have any luck, so I opened the Unreal Engine Launcher and pressed the "verify install"button under the "Launch"button and it found some locally edited files and fixed the issue for me !!
Sure, just open your Unreal Launcher ( NOT the Editor ). If you dont have the launcher you can download it from here Epic Games . Just login with your account and download it for either Windows or Mac. once it’s installed and downloaded the Engine, under the big yellow “Launch” button, you’ll see “verify install”. See attached pic.
We had the same issue and we fixed it by modify the Environment Variables, here is the details:
right click Computer and click the Properties → click Advanced system settings → click Environment Variables button, find VS120COMNTOOLS variable in System variables listbox, set the correct Visual Studio 2013 install directory, like: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\Tools"
I had the same problem. I had set the Visual Studio .exe to run as administrator. Seems my computer didn’t want to allow Unreal Editor to run it as a result. http://puu.sh/8yAwV.png
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