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Debugging

Debugging your script in an IDE

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Last updated 6 months ago

Once you have setup your project you can start the project through the C# project by pressing F5, and you will attach a debugger to the Unreal Engine instance, and you can start debugging.

Rider Steps

If you’re using Rider, you need to do an additional step to be able to debug.

Click on the run configurations up in the right corner:

And then choose .NET / .NET Core on the Runtime setting.

Hit Apply and OK. Now you can press F5 and start scripting! 😃