
Visual Studio Code will recognize what you have these packages installed and assign the correct compiler configurations.Ensure that you either have Visual Studio Community 2017 installed or alternatively just the Visual Studio Build Tools as you need something to still compile the code.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.
