Updated mentions to VS 2017 -> 2019 and UE2.24 -> 4.26 in windows build and FAQ
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@ -93,9 +93,9 @@ CARLA forum</a>
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> Many different issues can be dragged out during the build installation and will manifest themselves like this. Here is a list of the most likely reasons why:
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> * __Run Unreal Engine 4.24.__ Something may have failed when building Unreal Engine. Try running UE editor on its own and check that it is the 4.24 release.
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> * __Run Unreal Engine 4.26.__ Something may have failed when building Unreal Engine. Try running UE editor on its own and check that it is the 4.26 release.
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> * __Download the assets.__ The server will not be able to run without the visual content. This step is mandatory.
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> * __UE4_ROOT is not defined.__ The environment variable is not set. Remember to make it persistent session-wide by adding it to the `~/.bashrc` or `~/.profile`. Otherwise it will need to be set for every new shell. Run `export UE4_ROOT=~/UnrealEngine_4.24` to set the variable this time.
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> * __UE4_ROOT is not defined.__ The environment variable is not set. Remember to make it persistent session-wide by adding it to the `~/.bashrc` or `~/.profile`. Otherwise it will need to be set for every new shell. Run `export UE4_ROOT=<path_to_unreal_4-26>` to set the variable this time.
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> * __Check dependencies.__ Make sure that everything was installed properly. Maybe one of the commands was skipped, unsuccessful or the dependencies were not suitable for the system.
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> * __Delete CARLA and clone it again.__ Just in case something went wrong. Delete CARLA and clone or download it again.
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> * __Meet system requirements.__ Ubuntu version should be 16.04 or later. CARLA needs around 170GB of disk space and a dedicated GPU (or at least one with 6GB) to run.
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> __1.__ Go to `carla/Unreal/CarlaUE4` and right-click the `CarlaUE4.uproject`.
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> __2.__ Click on __Generate Visual Studio project files__.
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> __3.__ Open the file generated with Visual Studio 2017.
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> __3.__ Open the file generated with Visual Studio 2019.
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> __4.__ Compile the project with Visual Studio. The shortcut is F7. The build will fail, but the issues found will be shown below.
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> Different issues may result in this specific error message. The user [@tamakoji](https://github.com/tamakoji) solved a recurrent case where the source code hadn't been cloned properly and the CARLA version could not be set (when downloading this as a .zip from git).
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> This issue occurs when trying to use the _make_ command either to build the server or the client. Even if CMake is installed, updated and added to the environment path. There may be a conflict between Visual Studio versions.
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> Leave only VS2017 and completely erase the rest.
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> Leave only VS2019 and completely erase the rest.
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###### Error C2440, C2672: compiler version.
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> The build is not using the 2017 compiler due to conflicts with other Visual Studio or Microsoft Compiler versions. Uninstall these and rebuild again.
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> The build is not using the 2019 compiler due to conflicts with other Visual Studio or Microsoft Compiler versions. Uninstall these and rebuild again.
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> Visual Studio is not good at getting rid of itself. To completely clean Visual Studio from the computer go to `Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\Installer\resources\app\layout` and run `.\InstallCleanup.exe -full`. This may need admin permissions.
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> ```
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> <VCProjectFileGenerator>
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> <Version>VisualStudio2017</Version>
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> <Version>VisualStudio2019</Version>
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> </VCProjectFileGenerator>
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> ```
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> ```
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> <WindowsPlatform>
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> <Compiler>VisualStudio2017</Compiler>
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> <Compiler>VisualStudio2019</Compiler>
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> </WindowsPlatform>
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> ```
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> Many different issues can be dragged out during the build installation and manifest themselves like this. Here is a list of the most likely reasons why:
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> * __Restart the computer.__ There is a lot going on during the Windows build. Restart and make sure that everything is updated properly.
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> * __Run Unreal Engine 4.24.__ Something may have failed when building Unreal Engine. Run the Editor and check that version 4.24 is being used.
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> * __Run Unreal Engine 4.26.__ Something may have failed when building Unreal Engine. Run the Editor and check that version 4.26 is being used.
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> * __Download the assets.__ The server will not be able to run without the visual content. This step is mandatory.
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> * __Visual Studio 2017.__ If there are other versions of Visual Studio installed or recently uninstalled, conflicts may arise. To completely clean Visual Studio from the computer go to `Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\Installer\resources\app\layout` and run `.\InstallCleanup.exe -full`.
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> * __Visual Studio 2019.__ If there are other versions of Visual Studio installed or recently uninstalled, conflicts may arise. To completely clean Visual Studio from the computer go to `Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\Installer\resources\app\layout` and run `.\InstallCleanup.exe -full`.
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> * __Delete CARLA and clone it again.__ Just in case something went wrong. Delete CARLA and clone or download it again.
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> * __Meet system requirements.__ CARLA needs around 170GB of disk space and a dedicated GPU (or at least one with 6GB) to run.
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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ If you come across errors or difficulties then have a look at the **[F.A.Q.](bui
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- [Minor installations](#minor-installations)
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- [Python dependencies](#python-dependencies)
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- [Major installations](#major-installations)
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- [Visual Studio 2017](#visual-studio-2017)
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- [Visual Studio 2019](#visual-studio-2019)
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- [Unreal Engine](#unreal-engine)
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- [__Part Two: Build CARLA__](#part-two-build-carla)
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- [Clone the CARLA repository](#clone-the-carla-repository)
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pip3 install --user setuptools
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#### Major installations
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##### Visual Studio 2017
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##### Visual Studio 2019
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Get the 2017 version of Visual Studio from [here](https://developerinsider.co/download-visual-studio-2017-web-installer-iso-community-professional-enterprise/). Choose __Community__ for the free version. Use the _Visual Studio Installer_ to install three additional elements:
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Get the 2019 version of Visual Studio from [here](https://developerinsider.co/download-visual-studio-2019-web-installer-iso-community-professional-enterprise/). Choose __Community__ for the free version. Use the _Visual Studio Installer_ to install three additional elements:
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* __Windows 8.1 SDK.__ Select it in the _Installation details_ section on the right or go to the _Indivdual Components_ tab and look under the _SDKs, libraries, and frameworks_ heading.
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* __x64 Visual C++ Toolset.__ In the _Workloads_ section, choose __Desktop development with C++__. This will enable a x64 command prompt that will be used for the build. Check that it has been installed correctly by pressing the `Windows` button and searching for `x64`. Be careful __not to open a `x86_x64` prompt__.
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__3.__ Compile the modified engine:
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>1. Open the `UE4.sln` file inside the source folder with Visual Studio 2017.
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>1. Open the `UE4.sln` file inside the source folder with Visual Studio 2019.
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>2. In the build bar ensure that you have selected 'Development Editor', 'Win64' and 'UnrealBuildTool' options. Check [this guide](https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/ProductionPipelines/DevelopmentSetup/BuildingUnrealEngine/index.html) if you need any help.
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This section outlines the commands to build CARLA.
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- All commands should be run in the root CARLA folder.
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- Commands should be executed via the __x64 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS 2017__. Open this by clicking the `Windows` key and searching for `x64`.
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- Commands should be executed via the __x64 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS 2019__. Open this by clicking the `Windows` key and searching for `x64`.
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There are two parts to the build process for CARLA, compiling the client and compiling the server.
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# Make
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# Python3 x64
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# Modified Unreal Engine 4.24
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# Visual Studio 2017 with Windows 8.1 SDK, x64 Visual C++ Toolset and .NET framework 4.6.2
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# Visual Studio 2019 with Windows 8.1 SDK, x64 Visual C++ Toolset and .NET framework 4.6.2
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# Set environment variables for the software
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# Set UE4_ROOT environment variable
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# make the CARLA client and the CARLA server
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# open the x64 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS 2017 to execute the following commands
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# open the x64 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS 2019 to execute the following commands
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make PythonAPI
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make launch
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