what does line 1 of your D: \ Unreal Projects\stone\Config\DefaultEngine.ini Say that’s making is so mad? Missing a value there?? Having a Value there that doesn’t belong???
Is the line supposed to blank and instead it just has a ??[ written there??
Thank you. I can continue when I delete it. But that’s what the engine generates
then
The same goes for a new document without any modifications
do this after you left that space blank because I’m going off your second picture now.
Woah de ja vu
just had this one after some C: drive corruption.
1st thing you should try. Go into your Sdk. if you don’t know where that is look further down post. there is a Folder inside your Sdk called “Build Tools” or something like that. Open the folder inside that is the Sdk build version you are using for your project(should just look like numbers). inside is a batch file called “d8” Copy file and save it somewhere for safekeeping just in case and rename original to “dx”. inside that same folder is another folder called “lib” inside is a file also called “d8” save a copy somewhere safe and rename original to “dx” as well. Try to build and see if its fixed already. if not move down to 2
2 and hopefully you won’t actually have to do this part so don’t do it first.
Go into your project settings and look for “Android SDK” I believe its in the “Platforms” section. and you’ll see like three options asking to have file directions to your; SDK, NDK, and Java, make sure you have it so you can see the hidden files on your computer. hit the three dots and navigate to where you have those set up. it should be something like C:\users\YOURusername\Appdata\Local\Android\Sdk
your NDK should also be a part of that folder but you should point directly to it
C:\users\YOURusername\Appdata\Local\Android\Sdk\ndk\ A BUNCH OF NUMBERS THAT IS YOUR NDK FOLDER
Make sure you click on the numbered folder not just the Ndk folder
and your Java can be in multiple places, but if you can’t remember which one you used to use. you can go into your programs folder under android and go into android studio and pick the “jre” folder as your source. P.S. I Know the “jre” is weird, usually java stuff is “jdk”. Don’t ask me I don’t use android studio java, I have one in a “jdk” folder from another one I downloaded.
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