# Creating a C++ Project

* Choose Game > Third Person > C++
  * Target Platform: Desktop
  * Quality Preset: Maximum
  * Starter Content: Unchecked
  * Project Name: CronosPlayDemo

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* Waiting for the project to be created

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* The Default map ThirdPersonMap is shown as below

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* Select Edit > Plugins in the menu, check and enable **Cronos Play for Unreal Engine**

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* Select Edit > Editor Preferences > Source Code > Accessor: Source Code Editor > Visual Studio 2022

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* Tools > Open Visual Studio 2022

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* Select Development Editor Profile in tool bar > Build > Build Solution (Disable Live Coding on Unreal Editor before building)

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* Click Play button

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