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Updated Engine version Changed opening note to specify Visual Studio 2013 instead of the blanket statement of telling the user to have Visual Studio, no matter the version. [CL 2613584 by Matthew Clark in Main branch]
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Availability: Public
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Title:1 - Essential Project Setup
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Crumbs:%ROOT%, Programming, Programming/QuickStart
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Description:Creating a new project with the specifications we need
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SkillLevel: Beginner
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Version: 4.9
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[QuickStart Home](Programming\QuickStart)
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[Next Step](Programming\QuickStart\2 "%Programming\QuickStart\2:title%")
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[REGION:note]
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You should have a copy of **Visual Studio 2013** for Deskstop (Preferably Community or Professional) installed before starting this tutorial.
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[/REGION]
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1. Open **Unreal Engine** from the Launcher. The [](Engine/Basics/Projects/Browser) will appear.
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1. Click on the **New Project** tab and then select the **C++** tab. From there, select **Basic Code** so we have a clean starting point, and make sure "With Starter Content" is set. We'll need to enter a project name, so we'll use "QuickStart". We can now click **Create Project** and get started.
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[](CreateProject.png)
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The **Unreal Editor** will now open our new project. **Visual Studio** will also open and load the solution file that our project has created.
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%Steps%
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