I’m new to Verse. I noticed some tutorials have autocomplete. Does anyone know how to get it? It’s really hard to try things out because I don’t know the available inputs.
Hello there @JaumPe!
Welcome to UE! To enable autocomplete in Verse scripting language, you’ll need enable it from your current IDE’s features, most likely Visual Studio.
You can find the steps for said setup here (particulary the instructions for IntelliSense), along with more details about the introduction to Verse:
Hello @brs-sebascova !
Thanks for the reply, but that didn’t work. The first link leads to an installation guide for Unreal Engine, not UEFN, and it doesn’t work with UEFN. The second one doesn’t mention anything about IntelliSense or how to configure VS Code for UEFN 
Hello again!
Apologizes for the confusion, most of the topics related to this topic are aimed to UE first. Specifically for UEFN, there’s an addon for Visual that incorporates syntax support for Verse:
As for native autocomplete support, per the latest update I could find from the following post, it’s being worked on, and should arrive in a future update:
All of this is pretty old, especially that extension, as it was last updated in 2023.
UEFN installs an official Verse extension for VSCode upon start, as stated in the documentation here under step 3:
It’s just that the auto-complete isn’t really that great yet.
What often helps, is to explicitly define a variable and its type when using constants (you’ll have to do that on actual variables ‘var’ anyways):
MyCharacter:fort_character = SomeCharacter
At least in my case this helps a lot with IntelliSense.
In all the other cases, you’ll have to unfortunately type out quite a few letters until IntelliSense picks up.