Few things you can try and should think about.
Did you create a VSCode project outside of UEFN and then simply add a verse file into it? The verse server will not generate errors for you if you do it this way.
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Load up UEFN, create a new project and add a new verse file. Creating it this way should initialize the verse server in your VSCode project. This project should now have the verse server initialized and should automatically start whenever you load your VSCode project up no matter if UEFN is running or not.
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While VSCode or UEFN is running open task manager and go to advanced → details. Check if verse-lsp.exe is running. If not try restarting it.
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If creating a new project doesn’t work and you’re simply never able to see any lines no matter where the project was created try verifying your UEFN itself.
