the .vs folder does contain the data base file but it’s not named under BuildingEscape… and when i checked my treesizefree, my BuildingEscape folder only has about 404MB (compared to the 1+ GB in the lecture). Please see attached image:
On another note, I tried moving forward in the lecture, and my StartedContent folder can’t be found in my Content folder. Which later was a problem coz I could not find my started components or models.
Is there something I did wrong? Does it matter if I register my C++?
Sorry if this a dumb question, I’m a complete noob and checked your discussion because I had the same question about the vc.db file, but when you created the project did you remember to select “With Starter Content” on the new project screen? For me it was set to “Without…” by default.
Perhaps it’s the version of the Unreal Project. I couldn’t find my BuildingEscape.VC.db, so I just ignored it as long as I can open the game in Visual studio.
As for the Build, I’m not sure wit that anyway we will be ‘excluding’ it in the later videos, better ask for a more professional opinion since I’m also new =)
@Levani_Pirtskhalava I believe that the build folder only gets created once you have created a build of your game for the first time eg: clicked Build in Unreal. It will appear in the intermediate folder. @Lionel as for the BuildingEscape.VC.db in the latest versions of Unreal these files are now all created under the .vs folder, I added this whole folder to my .gitignore file.