Joe, I tried applying your advice to a similar situation, but didn’t take, if you could steer me. I build from source code in Visual Studio 2013, at Debug new instance I get
Project out of date message. When I okay rebuilding, I get
the issue which led me to searching/finding your solution, which clearly doesn’t apply in my case. I opened .uproject into Notepad and removed any references to Oculus and saved, debugged again, same results. Thanks if you can make sense of it.
I’m also attaching an Output Log of the build that originally caused me to change target from Development Editor to Development, based on advice from another post. [link text][3] Perhaps, it’s also relevant here.
Many thanks for your !