Not sure if this is reported but my C++ line traces no longer return a PhysicsMaterial even when the bReturnPhysicalMaterial = true. This does work fine in 4.6 and is broken for me in Preview 7 and Preview 8.
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Originally posted by Tom Looman View PostNot sure if this is reported but my C++ line traces no longer return a PhysicsMaterial even when the bReturnPhysicalMaterial = true. This does work fine in 4.6 and is broken for me in Preview 7 and Preview 8.
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I've been playing with the new blueprint components, but as of 4.7 preview 8 I can no longer save a map that contains actors that use one of these components after making any modification to the component.
In case that's unclear, I started off with a project (in 4.7 preview 7) where I added a few blueprint components and some actors to a level using that component. I updated to 4.7 preview 8 tonight and made a modification to the component. Now I'm getting this error:
Can't save ../../../../../../Users/ExpiredPopsicle/Documents/Unreal Projects/MBattle/Content/SideScrollerBP/Maps/SideScrollerExampleMap.umap: Graph is linked to private object(s) in an external package.
External Object(s):
FactionComponent_1
FactionComponent_69
FactionComponent_0
Try to find the chain of references to that object (may take some time)?
Warning Can't save ../../../../../../Users/ExpiredPopsicle/Documents/Unreal Projects/MBattle/Content/SideScrollerBP/Maps/SideScrollerExampleMap.umap: Graph is linked to external private object (unknown culprit) (unknown property ref)
Loading up the project and...
* moving stuff around: Saves fine.
* adding new instances of the actor that uses the component: Saves fine.
* modifying an actor that uses the component (without touching component-related properties): Saves fine.
* adding a second instance of the component to the actor: Saves fine.
* modifying a variable exposed by the component on an actor: Saves fine.
* modifying the replication property on the component: No longer saves.
* modifying the component's event graph: No longer saves.
* adding a variable to the component: No longer saves.
Finally, I played around with a new project a bit and found that any case where I modified a blueprint component after adding it to something and to the map it would exhibit this behavior, but I could work around it if I deleted the component from every actor type that used it and re-added it (even if there were already actors of that type in the level). Deleting the component and re-adding it to the actor type works, but deleting all the actors of that type and re-adding them does not.
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I'm afraid to ask - but am I the only one who cannot add code to a 4.7 Pre8 project?
Neither "Add code to project" nor "Generate Visual Studio files" successfully works.
Create a blank project without starter content.
Add code to project just gives (empty class): Failed to add class MyClass. Failed to generate project files.
Generate project files in Explorer then gives:
Running C:/Program Files/Unreal Engine/4.7/Engine/Binaries/DotNET/UnrealBuildTool.exe -projectfiles -project="C:/Users/ben/Documents/Unreal Projects/BlankUE47P8/BlankUE47P8.uproject" -game -rocket -progress
Discovering modules, targets and source code for game...
Errors detected while compiling C:\Users\ben\Documents\Unreal Projects\BlankUE47P8\Intermediate\Build\BuildRules\ProjectFileGeneratorModuleRules.dll:
c:\Program Files\Unreal Engine\4.7\Engine\Source\Runtime\CEF3Utils\CEF3Utils.Build.cs(5,14) : error CS0101: The namespace '<global namespace>' already contains a definition for 'CEF3Utils'
c:\Program Files\Unreal Engine\4.7\Engine\Source\Runtime\WebBrowser\WebBrowser.Build.cs(5,14) : error CS0101: The namespace '<global namespace>' already contains a definition for 'WebBrowser'
UnrealBuildTool Exception: ERROR: UnrealBuildTool encountered an error while compiling source files
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I'm getting weird issues with the preview builds - I'm not sure if its because I'm just deving in preview (which i know I shouldnt be but meh, I'm learning stuff)
LogLinker:Warning: Asset '[asset name here]' has been saved with empty engine version. The asset will be loaded but may be incompatible.
MainFrameActions: Packaging (Windows (64-bit)): UE4Editor-Cmd: Assertion failed: BlueprintObj->GeneratedClass [File:\BuildFarm\buildmachine_++depot+UE4-Releases+4.7\Engine\Source\Editor\UnrealEd\Private\Kismet2\Kismet2.cpp] [Line: 861]
MainFrameActions: Packaging (Windows (64-bit)): UE4Editor-Cmd: Invalid generated class for myumgwidgetZOMBIE TOWN AHHH (ANDROID/STEAM) | RIDE SHARE EMPIRE (ANDROID/GAME JAM) | NEVER NOT KNIGHT (ANDROID/GAME JAM) | TWITTER | MY UE4 TUTORIALS | ANSWERHUB
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Originally posted by btengelh View PostI'm afraid to ask - but am I the only one who cannot add code to a 4.7 Pre8 project?
Neither "Add code to project" nor "Generate Visual Studio files" successfully works.
Create a blank project without starter content.
Add code to project just gives (empty class): Failed to add class MyClass. Failed to generate project files.
Generate project files in Explorer then gives:
Do I miss any prerequisites / dependencies?
I created a new project as you suggested and was able to add code to a project without any issue. In the Launcher, verify your engine version by selecting the drop down arrow for preview 8. If you still have problems adding code to a project you may want to try uninstalling the preview version and then reinstalling it.
Cheers
Doug
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Originally posted by DotCam View PostHey guys, thanks for the new update!
I tested out my project with preview 8 and am happy to report that the issue I was having with DynamicMaterialInstance's not being created through the Construction Script, which was preventing those materials from being applied, has been fixed in the new release.
However I am still receiving the "Externally Referenced" warnings I mentioned to Eric above. They are still being shown in the Map Check section of the Message Log, and I get a warning when I try to save the level about the externally referenced assets (which are not actually externally referenced).
I checked this with an already upgraded copy of the project, and also converted another new copy from 4.6.1 to make sure, and both of them show the warnings. It's not a big deal really but it could be confusing if left as is.
I just uploaded the newly converted copy of the project in case it will help you guys, you can download it here. Let me know if you need any further details, thank you!
I am not finding any errors on loading your project in 4.7p8. I also spent a good amount of time trying to convert a project created in 4.6.1 to 4.7p8, both a C++ GitHub build/C++ project and a launcher variety with no success? Can you let me know if you are doing anything in C++ that would or does alter the components that are throwing the errors for you?
Let me know -
Eric Ketchum
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Originally posted by Eric Ketchum View PostHey DotCam -
I am not finding any errors on loading your project in 4.7p8. I also spent a good amount of time trying to convert a project created in 4.6.1 to 4.7p8, both a C++ GitHub build/C++ project and a launcher variety with no success? Can you let me know if you are doing anything in C++ that would or does alter the components that are throwing the errors for you?
Let me know -
Eric Ketchum
The code is fairly straightforward, it is just a BuoyancyMovementComponent that can be attached to actors (such as the Buoy's in scene) and an OceanManager class that is the base class for the BP_Ocean blueprint. All it does is perform the calculations required for buoyancy when requested by the BuoyancyMovementComponent.
Neither of those classes affect the appearance of the ocean, they only calculate the wave height for Buoyancy. The Skydome itself is 100% blueprint. Nothing there that should be causing the warnings in editor
I deleted some files from the upload in the Intermediate, Saved, and Build folders to reduce the download size, so to make sure I just tested a fresh copy from the upload just now. When first opening the project, there are no Map Errors/Warnings, however if I go to the build button's dropdown box and select "Map Check" all of the warnings re-appear, and if I attempt to save I receive a warning dialog related to the external references error.
Would you guys prefer I create an issue on AnswerHub for this? I don't mind posting it all here, either way is fine by me. Thanks for looking into it Eric!
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Originally posted by KitatusStudios View PostI thought the day / night problem (Sun not moving no matter what approach you take!) was fixed for this preview :< I guess not :/
The sun disc rotation has been resolved in 4.7 P8 from what I can see on my end with my test project.
You can test this with my sample project I use for ToD setups.
Let me know what you find.
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