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VS2022 Support #62

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ActiveXSturcture opened this issue Jun 27, 2022 · 5 comments
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VS2022 Support #62

ActiveXSturcture opened this issue Jun 27, 2022 · 5 comments

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@ActiveXSturcture
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Hey,I try to use this tools to pack my Unreal Engine 5 with VS2022 Professional Edition.But i found that this tools only support VS 2019 Community Edition.Could you please tell me where i can change the source code for My own Environment like MSBuild And MSVC Version Path??

@ryanjon2040
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The MSBuild is taken from GetMsBuildPath found here: https://github.com/ryanjon2040/Unreal-Binary-Builder/blob/master/UnrealBinaryBuilder/MainWindow.xaml.cs#L52

@mbastias
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This is not working for me on 2019 either as I changed the installation path on Visual Studio Installer. It's only getting the default, if you look at "Engine\Build\BatchFiles\GetMSBuildPath.bat" they do a lot more work to locate your MSBuild than that. If any user had to customize it the process will fail.

@Code-Guy
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Does anyone succeed to change vs version to 2022? Need help!

@Olli1080
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@Code-Guy I made a 'quick' fix allowing you to chose the MSBuild based on the installed versions. Tested with VS2022 but should also be compatible with older versions. https://github.com/Olli1080/Unreal-Binary-Builder. Under Compile you'll have a dropdown based on your installed VS versions.

@ameaninglessname
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I'm using vs2022, and it runs well.

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