im using somones code which is only compatible with ue 5.0 and i dont know how to downgrade. i have a cs degree…it shouldn’t be this convoluted
The problem is, you can’t go backwards…
You could try building 5.0.0 yourself from srouce:
https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealEngine/releases/tag/5.0.0-release
@ne0Kevin Only trick I have for this is “sketchy” you get 5.0 setup / installed - create a new project - maybe even using a template or a blank, then you either copy the 5.03 content directory to the 5.0 directory and reinstall the code / plugins and see if it works. You can use a windows operation to do this with the project closed.
I have had success doing this but it really is hit or miss.
You might want to install the code / plugins into the new project before you copy the content if the content requires they be there.
You can also try migrate where you select the entire content directory in the 5.03 it will gather all the threads and then duplicate in the content directory of the new 5.0.
You are basically rebuilding the project. You want to make a copy of your 5.03 project and make a new one so you don’t screw up your 5.03 project.
The good news is this effort doesn’t take a lot time to try but like I state above it is very hit or miss if it will work at all. So give it a try and let me know if it worked for you!
Other thing you can do is upgrade what ever code is breaking in 5.03 yourself and move forward.