Not working in UE 5.1

[Hannessa]

Hi,

I tried to install Unreal.js in a brand new UE 5.1 project, following the instructions in the readme. However, I just get the following error message when I try to rebuild it:

[Hannessa]

Here's a list of the compile errors I get:

[Hannessa]

I managed to solve half of them by just adding

#include "EditorStyleSet.h"

at the top of SJavascriptGraphEdNode.cpp

[dustout]

I ran into the same issue and ended up rolling back to UE5, am happy to know I am not the only one having this problem

[Hannessa]

Yeah, same here, good to know! I also rolled back, but I do want to start switching to UE5.1 soon thanks to the much improved foliage rendering.

I also added: #include "EditorStyleSet.h" to JavascriptEditorTab.cpp (on row 5 below #if WITH_EDITOR)

and I'm now down to 17 errors. So that gives me some hope that it might mostly be easy fixes.

Not quite sure why this didn't generate errors before, and I can't find any info about this EditorStyleSet.h in the UE 5.1 release notes. But maybe it's just a newer compiler or something that is less forgiving.

[dustout]

I'm cheering for you! I'll take a deeper look in the evening and see if I can figure it out as well, fingers crossed that one of us can solve this problem.

[getnamo]

This changelist may be helpful for updating Unreal.js to 5.1: https://github.com/getnamo/UnrealJs/commit/3836ff244bc3c48aecc7f1a7475433f15c66bc03. Largely changed FEditorStyle to FAppStyle

and https://github.com/getnamo/UnrealJs/commit/733c7638b99fc6a7977a1c7dcbba28eead00e45c for re-enabling logging.

There are still some deprecation warnings on compile, but it does run.

[getnamo]

Made minor fixes and made a fork release (win64) for 5.1: https://github.com/getnamo/UnrealJs/releases/tag/v0.7.0

[Hannessa]

That's amazing. I just tested it, and it runs out of the box. Thanks so much for fixing this! This should really be merged into the original repo. Great job!

[dochigun-nc]

UE 5.1 supported version has been pushed.

[Johnly1986]

@dochigun-nc The new version can't run the example normally, and input "GWorld" in the JavaScript console prompts an undefined error.