What is this broblem on the Fortnite.digest.verse file?

I’m experiencing an error with the Fortnite.digest.verse file. If anyone knows how to fix it, please let me know.

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Usually the error is missing a module, here it looks like the module is trying to connect with something but can’t find it. I would try going into Visual Studio and closing out all and any open files. Then close completely out of Visual Studio. Then close completely out of your Verse project. Then try reopening your project file.

i did.
but still same error.
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same thing happening to me. I’ve tried verifying files, uninstalling and reinstalling, and restarting my PC, but it’s still not working.

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You aren’t alone in this I am having the same issues its breaking all of my /Fortnite.com packages/references except for /Fortnite.com/Devices. I really believe this has something to do with the update since everything was working fine for me yesterday.
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Okay so very weird but after further testing I resolved my issue with the broken digest on all of my projects. And I’ll go through my process of fixing it.

  1. The issue on the project in question had some problems in it already having to do with broken code I had not commented out/made a function for yet. I opened the project via the first pop-up message indicating the issues using the “Open VS Code” option. The Fortnite Digest wasn’t broken when I did this Example Below:

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  1. After commenting out the function/broken code I rebuilt the project and launched it, still with errors in the digest. After restarting UEFN the issues went away when I relaunched the project.

There seemed to be some issues when launching the broken project and then switching over to/launching one that wasn’t, it seemed to also break the Fortnite digest in the functioning empty project I had created to test.

Another thing to consider is I also tried deleting the Verse language extension and then relaunching UEFN (it auto-applies/reinstalls) that didn’t seem to change anything however, it is another step I took, Image below where it is located if you’re not used to VSCode (left-side panel):

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Let me know if this helps/fixes it for you guys!

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oh!!!
I could fix broken projects using your method!!

Thank you so much!!

No problem! Glad I could help! Happy coding :grin:

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