Creating Sceen Grabber Component Nightmare with Visual Studio 2022

[JeremyM]

After Creating the New Scene component Class for the Grabber
Visual Studio popped up this dialogue box

I clicked Reload All and the Visual Studio loaded but the Grabber .cpp and its header .h file no longer work with intellisense, but the other class (Mover) still works.

Visual Studio is reporting the following against Grabber.cpp

I can compile the code and the project is stil working, but without intelsense working on this class I cant see how I am going to be able to code very well without the help if intellsense hence the heading of a nightmare.

Anyone know what is here?
Is this something I have done, can I fix Vis Studio or is this issue going to escalate every time I need to create additonal classes for this project?

Suggestions welcome !

[DanM]

Could you show what those files look like in VS along with the solution explorer?

[JeremyM]

After posting that issue, I restored the project to try again.
I got the same Vis Studio message but this time intellisense has started working again

I’ve done a screen capture of the Scene Creation process

Unreal Engine Adding Scene Component Class Vis Studio Message

Let me know if you need anything else.

[DanM]

IntelliSense can take forever. Is your project, engine, and VS all on an SSD? That should help a lot, though for me even that can take a minute or two to get going.

[JeremyM]

It seems to have been alright since I rebuilt it though I would like to know why Visual Studio is popping up that message, Any ideas?
Vis Studio is installed on my c: drive which is a M2 nvme , its as fast as it can be for this system .

[DanM]

Which message specifically? Too many errors for IntelliSense?

If it’s the one in the screenshot then that is expected when you refresh the project files as Unreal will modify it e.g. to add files to the solution explorer.

[JeremyM]

I was referring to the Modified outside the environment message. If your saying this is to be expected then there is no issue I guess.

[DanM]

Only when the project files get modified (e.g. creating a new class). It shouldn’t happen every time you start the editor or anything like that.