Why is file "UE4Editor-[MY_GAME].dylib" missing when building from shell using RunUAT

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Hi,

I’m trying to build, cook, deploy and run project on my iphone se using command line tools. For that I’m using script RunUAT.sh (from directory ./Engine/Build/BatchFiles).

Project seems to build and deploy to phone. When sample run it shows splash screen then black screen and crash (phone back to applications screen).

When I open this project from UE4Edtior i see dialog:

Missing Puzzle3 Modules
The following modules are missing or built with a different engine version:
UE4Editor-Puzzle3.dylib
Would you like to rebuild them now?
[YES] [NO]

After click [YES] projects build and works on phone.

What command or flag i’m missing?

Configuration:

  • UE 4.12

  • OS X 10.11.6

  • Project from samples (Puzzle, C++)

  • Script code

    cd /Users/Shared/UnrealEngine/4.12
    Engine/Build/BatchFiles/RunUAT.sh
    BuildCookRun
    -project="${PROJECT_DIR}/${PROJECT_NAME}.uproject"
    -noP4
    -platform=IOS
    -clientconfig=Development
    -serverconfig=Development
    -cook
    -build
    -maps=AllMaps
    -nocompileeditor
    -nocompile
    -stage
    -package
    -pak
    -archive
    -archivedirectory="${PROJECT_DIR}/Build"

    -ue4exe=UE4Editor
    -clean
    -compressed
    -deploy
    -run
    -signed
    -device “Yuga Khan”

Thanks for help

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I would run the command through the editor, and then find the actual command(s) the editor uses in the output log. I have found that to be much more reliable than reading the CLI so-called help.

3

Hi Lukasz,

Try the solution posted by above and if does not resolve the issue,
respond and we will continue to help you troubleshoot.

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4

Solved.

Problem was with not cooking the uassets.
I need run at first command:

./Engine/Build/BatchFiles/Mac/Build.sh "${PROJECT_NAME}Editor" Mac Development "${PROJECT_DIR}/${PROJECT_NAME}.uproject"