I’ve only been using Visual Studio for two days. So it’s very likely that I’m doing something wrong.
The thing is that my game instance disappears when I restart the engine. And it doesn’t come back until I compile it.
What is the correct way to do it?
Thank you so much!!
I think the problem may be related to what this user comments.
I can’t see the subfolders either
I have migrated this project two times.
1-From version 4.27 to 5.0.3 version
2-From a Blueprint project to a C++ project on 5.0.3 version
So probably something went wrong in some migration process.
Does anyone know how to fix the modules?
I tried to do it with a new project and exactly the same thing happened.
MyGameInstance disappears from the Maps and Modes configuration and the C++ classes subfolders also disappear when the engine is restarted.
I have no idea why this happens or how to avoid it.
Engine version 5.0.3
Any help is appreciated
Ok, I don’t know exactly what happened but doing this fixed the problem.
1-First select the solution in Visual Studio and run the “clean” option.
2-Then run the “recompile” option.
3-Then run the shotrcut Ctrl+Alt+F11
4-Restart the engine
-Got this warning when restarting the engine
5-I selected “yes”
Now everything work fine.
Some of these steps may not be necessary, but that’s exactly what I did.
It would be great if someone could explain what the problem was.
Thank you so much!!
This video is not the solution to this problem, but I think it is very related, and I think it is extremely educational. Highly recommended for those like me who are migrating their projects from blueprint to C++.
If I could elaborate on what I think happened. When you moved your project from blueprint to c++ it did not carry over the build.cs or target.cs files in the source folder which is necessary for your c++ folders to show in ue.
When you did the build, it probably created it so I think your way was sufficient.
As for the missing module warning, makes sense since it popped up because it was built with a different engine version, hope this helps.
Yes, that’s right, I actually didn’t migrate the C# files. I only moved the files from the “Content” folder and the “.ini” files from the “Config” folder.
The next time I migrate a project I will take those files into consideration as well.
Thank you very much for your explanation. 
