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The instructor in the C++ course I'm following used this code here, and I copied it exactly:Code the course instructor used

But I get this error. Not sure what to do. I know that the instructor is doing this in 4.27 and I'm doing it in 5.1. Did something change between those two versions that may have caused this error? How to I get around it? The error I'm receiving

Here's my whole function for reference: Whole function

Belfast
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  • You are likely just missing an include. Have you tried including the header in which the type is defined? Also, if this is just IntelliSense and not a build error, ignore it and [refer to my answer here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75129268/errors-coming-from-ue5-source-files-even-in-new-project/75136624#75136624). – Max Play Jan 28 '23 at 17:25

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For UE5.1 you need to write this in your file

#include "Engine/DamageEvents.h"
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