Unreal Engine 4 is available for Win10 UWP app dev now

[anonymous_user_537a337d]

@;738542

Files inside the Binaries/UWPxx/AppX directory are deployed by Visual Studio… You’re likely to have a hard time preventing VS from doing the copy as part of deployment, so your best bets would either be to get your self-built binaries into the recipe, or else run without re-deploying.

Yes, I found that out Instead, I added the projects to my solution and directed the output to the original location:
MICROSOFT_UWP_UNREAL\Engine\Plugins\Online\XboxOne\OnlineSubsystemLive\ThirdParty\XSAPI\UWP.2017.07.20170710.01\lib\x64\v140\Release

This approach appears to partially work in that the correct DLL’s are present but I believe debugging is a problem.

@;738542

For the latter: make no code changes, build-and-run your game as normal, copy in your edited dlls, then instead of debugging again normally go to the Visual Studio Debug menu, select Other Debug Targets -> Debug Installed App Package…, then choose your game from the list offered.

I stumbled onto the Debug Installed App Package, which does seem useful. . .at the moment though debugging isn’t working for me: https:///MICROSOFT-XBOX-ATG/MICROSOFT_UWP_UNREAL/issues/129

@;738542

Note that the cpprest dll is manually loaded - it lives in a path that is not searched by the normal UWP dll location rules - and as such you’re going to have to change OnlineSubsystemLive.build.cs no matter what to account for the ‘d’ suffix. Though I should also say that if you find yourself debugging much inside cpprest you’re probably off in the weeds.

Thank you for the note.