C++ Tips and Debugging in Unreal Engine 5

In episode 3 of the UE5 game development series, we'll look at creating a new C++ project, adding custom logging, using the debugger, and putting a project under source control.

[chomnansaedan]

this is the only tutorial(that i've seen) that showed to "Start without debugging" as a beginner, I assumed the editor would open automatically. Thank you.

[IamSHVA]

Your tutorials are really good….
Detailed information, simple to understand,
Thanks 😊

[ydvisual]

Hey Dr. Lively Geek-san, thanks very much. Really good info. I'm new to unreal and I just built UE5 (preview, 5.0.0) from source (based on your video); then I watched Alex's "Unreal Engine C++ Project Setup, From Scratch" and now watched this video. Great combination to understand what is going on! Thanks!

[peterjohnson]

Great content! Only criticism I have is that you didn't use LFS in your Git repo. I'll definitely be watching the rest of this series, despite it being 2 years old. :)

[noname_]

i mean, why would you show how to source control in this video... could do separate video on this

[GorBer]

Thanks for the tips, could you tell me which version of VS you are using, cause it was very slow when I tried it.

[drawmaster]

so I have to close/open project every time I need to debug? This makes no sense, why cant I attach to process?

[ZL]

can this work with a blueprint project? and can it work if you already have a project you wanna use? (probably a dumb question)

[ibpqzkt]

when I press "Break all" opens a window with the message "Your app has entered a break state, but there is no code to show because all threads were executing external code (typically system or framework code).".
what I do wrong

[LowLevelLemmy]

Please make more videos, you're my only hope 🥹🥹🥹