Open MR-hyj opened 2 years ago
Did you upgraded the UE4 engine? 0.9.13 needs changes in the unreal engine
i met the same problem,how did you solve that?
I met the same problem too. And my UE4 engine is 4.26 and the carla is 0.9.13
I met the same problem too. And my UE4 engine is 4.26 and the carla is 0.9.13
I fixed the problem:because the UE4 version i used was 4.26.1,must use 4.26.2! So ,you can update the UE4's vetsion to solve the problem either.
I met the same problem too. And my UE4 engine is 4.26 and the carla is 0.9.13
I fixed the problem:because the UE4 version i used was 4.26.1,must use 4.26.2! So ,you can update the UE4's version to solve the problem either.
So do you use the carla 0.9.13? When I have used 4.26.2, the error stills the same as before.
Hi, Just to clarify, the UE4 that you need to use with CARLA 0.9.13 is this one (UE4 fork): https://github.com/CarlaUnreal/UnrealEngine Regards
Hi, I met the same problem, who can solve it ? CARLA 0.9.12 UE4 4.26.2
Ensure you have the correct UE4_ROOT variable set. For me the command set UE4_ROOT=F:\unreal
fixed this problem. I have checkout out (and build) the CARLA fork of the Unreal Engine to F:\unreal
Please check this: https://github.com/CarlaUnreal/UnrealEngine/pull/2 FHierarchicalStaticMeshSceneProxy was an internal class, and exposed in this commit.
I figured this out by turning to release
version ( here) instead of rebuilding from source.
I am building unreal 4.26.2 through ue4-build as:
ue4-docker build --cuda=10.2 --no-minimal --no-full --exclude=debug --exclude=templates 4.26.2
And then building carla 0.9.13 as:
# Build Carla
RUN git clone https://github.com/carla-simulator/carla $CARLA_PATH && \
cd $CARLA_PATH && \
git checkout $CARLA_VERSION && \
./Update.sh && \
make package
I get the same error. Any tips on how to build successfully?
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multiple errors say "use of dynamic_cast requires -frtti" (Where can I find the g++ cmds so I can add the
-frtti
argument?) other errors range from "no member named xxx", to "base class xxx has no member xxx". (May be the head files are mis-included?)