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So, it's enabling Chaos (the whole reason I went through this effort) that seems to be causing the crash. Sure enough, that worked - starts fine now, with no errors. I naively thought changing one file would mean compiling just that file. Next, to rule-out problems from the Chaos changes, I reverted to the original. Same crash-during-startup problem as before. I applied my change, and updated BuildConfiguration.xml to reference the VS2017 compiler. Next, to rule-out a file corruption or intermediate build problem, I removed everything, re-installed and ran Setup.bat and GenerateProjectFiles.bat again. Then I tried the last VS2017 compiler, 14.16, and it failed in the same way. Each time, I would re-run GenerateProjectFiles.bat, and run 'Rebuild Solution.' No luck. I tried 14.24 and 14.22, which are both VS2019 versions.

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After using Visual Studio Installer to install the older compilers, I tried that. They suggested using the and tags in BuildConfiguration.xml to configure an older version of the compiler.

In the process of looking into the problem, I found a few posts discussing problems building with VS2019. It appeared to crunch for a while (maybe 10 minutes? / 45%?), and then crashed with the Assertion Failure message I've posted elsewhere in this thread. I ran UE4Editor.exe using a shortcut, with 'Start in' set to the top-level source folder (the folder that contains Engine and FeaturePacks), since my working version of UE4.25.1 is set up similarly.ДЄfter starting UE4Editor, the normal splash screen appeared. The first time through, I ran Setup.bat and GenerateProjectFiles.bat, opened UE4.sln with VS2019 (16.6.2 / Enterprise), and ran Build Solution - which built with no errors. Based on what I've read, the way to do that is to edit as follows: public UE4EditorTarget( TargetInfo Target ) : base(Target)Д«uildEnvironment = TargetBuildEnvironment.Unique The only reason I'm trying to compile a version of UE4 myself is to enable Chaos. UE4Editor_Core!FRunnableThreadWin::Run() ДЄ few more details about what I'm doing and what I've tried: UE4Editor_Core!FTaskThreadAnyThread::Run() UE4Editor_Core!FTaskThreadAnyThread::ProcessTasksUntilQuit() UE4Editor_Core!FTaskThreadAnyThread::ProcessTasks() UE4Editor_CoreUObject!TGraphTask >::ExecuteTask() UE4Editor_CoreUObject!ParallelForImpl::TParallelForData >::Process() UE4Editor_CoreUObject!DispatchCheckVerify >() UE4Editor_Core!FDebug::CheckVerifyFailedImpl() Assertion failed: !ObjectItem->IsUnreachable() TextPropertyTestObject /Engine/Transient.None However, the 14.26, 14.24 and 14.22 versions of the compiler produce the same result. This was with the VS2017 version of the compiler, 4, called from VS2019. If you've been through this before, any tips you can offer would be appreciated.

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OTOH, there was a new patch to VS2019 today, 16.6.2. I understand it's possible to configure the UE4 build system to use a specific compiler, using something like this in BuildConfiguration.xml: ДЄnd of course I can install old versions of the compiler using the VS Installer.Д¬an anyone tell me which compiler versions are known to work? I could use the last one released for VS2017 (14.16), but there have been a number of new releases since then (current is 14.26). If I fall back to VS2017, it would have to be the Community edition, due to Microsoft's lame licensing model for VS2017. I would prefer to stick with VS2019, since I have the Enterprise version. However, during the first startup, it crashed.

It took ages, but everything compiled fine, with no errors. I just built UE4.25.1 with Chaos enabled, using Visual Studio 2019 Enterprise 16.6.1.

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