C++ Classes Missing Unreal Engine Problem Fix Visual Studio Unreal Engine solution

Steps:
create a project
After successful load close the visual studio
go to unreal engine
go to tools
select new c++ class
search for GAMEMODEBASE
create a c++ file
now visual studio will open again
wait for it to load
and once you see message of project reload
just click reload all
it will take some time and wait for unreal engine to finish live coding successfully
thats it now you can see you c++ class folder is visible
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[@mistathug4669]

Thank you sir, it works perfectly. I very much appreciate it

[@realtimeengine]

You're welcome!

[@xrenynthemusicmage6422]

I have trouble understanding what you're saying because the music is louder than your voice. Also maybe choose a piece of music without lyrics next times, those always distract from your own voice no matter how quiet the song is

[@realtimeengine]

I can understand... But here is the solution...
Open the solution file .sln in vs
And run the process using the development editor and run without debug..

[@langax]

Thank you so much! I couldn't find anything else on this and it was really confusing me.

[@realtimeengine]

You're welcome!

[@mills-zk3nv]

I love you!!! This also works for a project that you first make in blueprints (clicking the blueprint tick option).

[@realtimeengine]

Thanks for the appreciation ❤️

[@barrycopithorne]

This worked finally for me after such a headache to get back the C++ classes folder. But how do you delete the new game mode you had to make to get C++ classes back?

[@realtimeengine]

You have to delete it by going to the project folder 📁 > source > public/private👍

[@barrycopithorne]

@@realtimeengine Figured it out before your comment but thanks for commenting the solution so others can see this and fix their problem. :)

[@user-ie6gm8kk7x]

build failed

[@realtimeengine]

Try to build it from explorer and if it doesn't Work then rebuild it from visual studio or any other code editor