Hello, I need your help with one of my maps made in UEFN. I accidentally modified a Verse code file I shouldn’t have (“verse digeste.verse”), and since then my map can’t be published. Could you please help me?
Here’s what I’ve already tried:
Deleted this file completely and then ran ‘Verify’ in the Epic Games Launcher.
Regenerated the Verse code directly in UEFN.
But nothing has worked so far.
Please select what you are reporting on:
Verse
What Type of Bug are you experiencing?
Verse
Steps to Reproduce
Open Verse in Visual Studio Code and edit the file verse.digest.verse
Expected Result
To no longer have errors and be able to publish my map.
The digest has errors by epic this is ok and shouldn’t stop you from publishing ?
I’m unsure if you have caused damage by deleting it and re adding as I’m also unsure if its just for visual advice or if its references are used elsewhere.
Can you show the errors when you try publish ?
Did you just see red errors and think you couldn’t publish ?
Well, actually I can publish the map, but when it goes through the review tests it always gets rejected because of this:
“1.14 Respect configuration limits – Make sure the islands you create do not cause server issues, whether intentionally or not. The island’s framerate should always stay above 30 FPS. Islands must be playable on all Fortnite-supported platforms and cannot, for example, be limited to mobile phones only. The content of your Creative island.”
But the map has no lag, everything works perfectly, and I think this is actually caused by that code error.
The map itself runs really, really well. I get 120 FPS on it with all graphics set to ultra, so I believe this comes from that Verse code issue.
Is an epic problem, They did it to me too, it has nothing to do with the verse, you would get that it is not compatible before publishing it, epic is not reviewing the publications, it is just an AI. And player support won’t respond to you either.
By the way, the verse errors have nothing to do with that, it’s because Epic is migrating the object translations and they interfere with each other, which doesn’t generate a real error when publishing
