EDIT: Just so you know, I show less versions as I keep everything from UE 4.24 to 5.3 installed - the last 8 versions basically. You can go back to some of the really old versions, I started on Unreal Engine 4.17.
You will see every version you donât have installed so 5.3.2 all the way back to 4.0.2 but not the version youâve installed. Once youâve selected the version you want (4.26.2 or 4.27.2) then you click the install. Another form pops up but you donât have to change any of the options. Just Click install and wait for the install to finish. This usually takes about 20-30 minutes.
The issue really isnât in the file and I donât have the project - only the file from the resources. I can tell you with almost 100% certainty that the issue lies within the setup
If you want to be sure, launch a new editor and create a C++ project - Third Person level would do just fine but it doesnât matter. If this fails, it is your setup. It is important to make it a C++ project.
This Unreal Engine 4 course was retired almost at the same time when Unreal engine 5 was released over a year ago.
in course they also told us that download 4.22 version
you said that make a new project in c++
sir actually the bullcow game is not opening from start
so where i can make c++ program âŚ
You will now have a C++ project created. However, if this fails, your Unreal setup is not correct. I canât help you with that. This may help however.
As I stated previously, you need an older version of Visual Studio (2015) to support Unreal Engine 4.22 - this is not supported any more. The error you are getting is because you installed studio 2019 and because of this, the correct Windows SDK is not only present/compatible but also not available via this version of Visual Studio. I believe that the only v4 version that supports Visual Studio 2019 is Unreal Engine 4.27 for which Iâve shared the link for the setup process already.