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Hmmm... some checking function calls are compiled into your functions, that aren't part of the source code or the runtimes...
Do you have ANY debug options active?
You need to make sure your output is generated equal to what Orbiters libraries are set up for, MS C++ does still not like mixed runtime libraries. Also, you should set the C++ language validation to /permissive.
You need to manually correct the paths and maybe some settings, yes, Visual Studio saw a few updates.
But most of the procedure should still work, you just need to use the context menu to navigation to it.
Maybe the water was deeper than expected. But they should have ended the flight there. Later it looks like the hanging aft stabilizer destroyed a rotor blade, making the coax rotor helicopter uncontrollable.
Same here, maybe we can at least coordinate the efforts in a common thread. But my idea is rather about staying the "DG Tech" / slightly unrealistic range. The more realistic or contemporary things get, the less interoperable are they.
What you should also check is, if the antennas are in different places and if the card is in a bad WiFi zone. The signal strength is not uniform or strictly obeys the inverse square law inside a building. It could also just be, that just a group of channels of WiFi is affected badly there...
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