Is there someone that has updated Unreal Tournament 4 for the newest Unreal Engine 4 version?
I don’t think so. Even pull requests never get checked and accepted, so people lost some motivation to do that. Also the game doesn’t get any official updates from 2017, so…
If you want to run the UT code, at the moment the only way to do that is to download VS2015, compile and run it.
I tried to build it with VS2015 but got a sqlite3.lib error
Strange, I have compiled it now on my PC and it works, what is the error that you’re getting?
LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file ‘sqlite3.lib’
can I build with VS2017 too or has it to be VS2015?
I don’t know if VS2017 works, anyway VS2015 should be better for UT. Regarding the error, I don’t know why the buildtool cannot find sqlite, have you tried updating the library in this folder? UnrealTournament\Source\UnrealTournament\ThirdParty\sqlite\Windows
I see that it’s loaded inside UnrealTournament.Build.cs
I got it working now.
Beside that, have you ever tried to build it for UE 4.20 @Scienziatogm ? There was a commit for 4.20.1, maybe it works? https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealTournament/pull/312
Great! Never tried that, but let me know if it works 
Would you mind trying it out for me? I’m not sure how to proceed with those files, do I build ue4_20_1_updatet first or UE_4_20_1_UT4_clean-master? Do I put them in the same folder, etc…? Are you knowledgeable on that stuff? There was also this Software/ThirdParty/Guides/Epic/UnrealTournament4 - RCS Wiki
Just follow this guide:
https://github.com/sereau/UnrealTournament/wiki/UT4-engine-update-branch
I think it’s pretty much everything you need to do.
Unfortunately I cannot do that because I don’t have VS2017 and I don’t want to install another version of Visual Studio 
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I wasn’t aware of the Wiki, thank you very much for the link! Via that I got it working 
Happy to help!
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