For Those who cannot build C++ project via UE5.3: [image] For anyone who has this issue, please downgrade your VS 2022’s MSVC version. [2/6] Compile [x64] SharedPCH.Engine.Cpp20.cpp Detected compiler newer than Visual Studio 2022, please update min version checking in WindowsPlatformCompilerSet…

For those wondering how to downgrade a Visual Studio 2022 Community installation, please find the following advice: How to install specific version of Visual Studio 2022 - Stack Overflow .

This worked for me. I ran into the build error only while trying a C++ project and not a blueprint project. Day 1 of unreal engine learning for me. So, without this help, I would have struggled quite a bit. Thanks!

Worked for me for UE 5.3.2 I also did this: Unable to generate C++ project after upgrading to Visual Studio 17.12 [blocking] - #8 by TrueFranco

Brilliant, thanks, quick easy fix.

Since this is a hit on google, for anyone else looking, don’t bother with reinstalling modules and such. Go to your project.target.cs file, usually in the source folder and get the file. In it, set the DefaultBuildSettings = BuildSettingsVersion.Latest; instead of V2, V3, V4, V5, etc. I wasted o…

Hi villinx… I opened up Visual Studio installer, installed a version of 14.38, not exactly the version after the .38. The installer does not list that level of version detail. Is this the config file that gets created for your project or is this a global file? If it’s a global file to all UE pro…

This is related knowledge about the winOS. It is an environment variable of the operating system that represents a collection of many folders of the same type. You need to open and run the command with win+R, enter %appdata% and press Enter to view.