![]() ![]() ![]() Similar to my earlier post there are a few prerequisites you need to have available / installed to follow this tutorial: Visual Studio Code is a fairly lean IDE based on the Electron framework that was designed to tap into the market of Sublime, Atom, etc etc but it works just fine as a C++ editor. ![]() In the spirit of show casing alternative ways of working with Unreal and C++ I wanted to share with you guys how to use Visual Studio Code as your primary IDE. ![]()
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